TV/Movies Megathread

[Josquius]

It has been forever and a day since I saw it but I do remember the first as a decent popcorn flick.

[Eddie Teach]

It doesn't sound like any of you know the rules.

[Eddie Teach]

Most recent great gen x movie (hopefully not the last) could be Once upon a time in Hollywood.

[Tamas]

It has been forever and a day since I saw it but I do remember the first as a decent popcorn flick.

Exactly. It is most definitely not required viewing, but a decent turn-your-brain-off kind of flick, and at this point has historic interest as a franchise starter (a franchise on which I gave up about halfway through the second movie).

[celedhring]

Most recent great gen x movie (hopefully not the last) could be Once upon a time in Hollywood.

All of Tarantino's references are 100% boomer though. He loves the same movies my dad does.

[Darth Wagtaros]

I hope not.

[Barrister]

Most recent great gen x movie (hopefully not the last) could be Once upon a time in Hollywood.

All of Tarantino's references are 100% boomer though. He loves the same movies my dad does.

Tarantino was born in 1963, which puts him at the tail edge of the Baby Boom.

[Duque de Bragança]

It has been forever and a day since I saw it but I do remember the first as a decent popcorn flick.

Exactly. It is most definitely not required viewing, but a decent turn-your-brain-off kind of flick, and at this point has historic interest as a franchise starter (a franchise on which I gave up about halfway through the second movie).

Compared to the sequels, a lot more of stunts, not just CGI.  Vin Diesel has a somewhat limited range, as an actor. 
It also helps if you intend to watch the parody, Superfast (Superfast 8 in some countries). https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2933474

Breaking Point is the better movie however, IMO.

[Tamas]

Breaking Point is the better movie however, IMO.

Oh yeah by a long mile.

[Admiral Yi]

Ain't no way I'm going to watch Point Break or F&F.

Still season 6 of Saul.  Maybe some of the best TV ever made.

SPOILERS

I'm at the episode where Kim in black and white is selling lawn supplies in Florida.  I noticed the writers gave her and the new hubby's slight Wisconsin speech patterns. Yep, geez.  I think they did this because (nod to Sav on a roll) if they had given her Florida speech patterns it wouldn't have been clear that she had totally rejected the grifter life.

[Gups]

With you on those films and on BCS. Sensational television. Amongst the handful of shows I will re-watch every five years or so.

[Admiral Yi]

That's an interesting question I'd like to throw out to the general public.

What shows have you rewatched?  I've rewatched The Crown, Band of Brothers, and Downton Abbey.

[Syt]

Band of Brothers, , Breaking Bad, Babylon 5, various Trek, Farscape, but mostly comedy: Frasier, The Good Place, BoJack Horseman, Rad Dwarf, Black Books, Father Ted, Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, ...

[Sheilbh]

Thinking about it, basically only comedies.

[mongers]

Thinking about it, basically only comedies.

Pretty much this, for the little of TV that I watch, though I think I'll take up Yi's and Gups's sugggestion of BCS.