What to Binge Watch?

[SquirrelyDays]

Death in Paradise, Midsomer Murders, Grantchester
…. Lotsa murders on the TV at our house

[cheerfulgreek]

I finished “Obsession” and I was like… O-M-G!

[AGDee]

Originally Posted by SquirrelyDays

Death in Paradise, Midsomer Murders, Grantchester
…. Lotsa murders on the TV at our house

I did try to watch Dahmer before and couldn’t finish it. Ted Bundy, Green River Killer…no problem but Dahmer was so over the top psycho.

Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek

I finished “Obsession” and I was like… O-M-G!

In a good way or a bad way? Should I batch or not? Lol

[cheerfulgreek]

Originally Posted by AGDee

In a good way or a bad way? Should I batch or not? Lol

Ohhhh, it’s in a bad way… really, really bad lol. But it’s a very suspenseful must watch.

[AGDee]

Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek

Ohhhh, it’s in a bad way… really, really bad lol. But it’s a very suspenseful must watch.

I'm reading reviews of it:

I don't even know where to begin with this. If I could give it zero stars, I would.
Everything was bad. The script was bad - no, actually, it was non-existent. The dialogue was awkward and there was not enough of it to give us any connection between the characters or to develop the story. The acting was wooden, and I agree with one review that said the two leads constantly looked uncomfortable and like they needed the toilet. There was just no chemistry between Armitage and Murphy. There were scenes that made no sense, such as that bizarre hotel pillow scene.
Let's face it, Netflix took something already bad and made it as bad as it can get. They took a soulless story and turned it into an adult film made out to be a thriller.

I think I'll skip that one!

[cheerfulgreek]

Originally Posted by AGDee

I'm reading reviews of it:

I don't even know where to begin with this. If I could give it zero stars, I would.
Everything was bad. The script was bad - no, actually, it was non-existent. The dialogue was awkward and there was not enough of it to give us any connection between the characters or to develop the story. The acting was wooden, and I agree with one review that said the two leads constantly looked uncomfortable and like they needed the toilet. There was just no chemistry between Armitage and Murphy. There were scenes that made no sense, such as that bizarre hotel pillow scene.
Let's face it, Netflix took something already bad and made it as bad as it can get. They took a soulless story and turned it into an adult film made out to be a thriller.

I think I'll skip that one!

lol
I’m glad you read the reviews. I mean, I didn’t want you to watch it, then say.. “This is terrible. Thanks a lot, CG!”

I didn’t recognize any of the actors but the suspense is what kept me watching. And then, I think I was more focused on how some people can allow something they know is wrong to consume and destroy everything they have. And then, it wasn’t predictable like a lot of movies I’ve seen. I had no idea that a lot of what happened was going to happen in the way that it did.

I do think they could have left some of the sex scenes out…. well, maybe like… most of them? lol. Some of the sex was a bit much. I think they still could have shown his obsession with her by using more mild content, and still get the point across. Other than that, the beginning of the movie, and the very end, I thought it was worth the watch. Kind of reminded me of Diane Lane’s and Richard Gere’s “Unfaithful”.

[*winter*]

I’ve been obsessing that everyone thinks I am weird(er?) for suggesting the Jared documentary…to clarify, contains spoiler:


it’s his “story” but mostly the story of one of the main people who took him down. It was a regular woman who ran a radio show he went on…he must have felt comfortable with her during his visit because he made a comment about the girls at the middle school during their event. As a mom and a normal person, she was horrified, so she took it upon herself to become this self made vigilante Chris Hansen while simultaneously living her everyday life. She’s the true definition of a hero for the sacrifices she made to ensnare him in order to protect children…while seeing him out in public interacting with children ever day. It’s crazy bad how horrible he was but also crazy good how the helpers came through to put him away and protect kids.

[ChioLu]

Originally Posted by SquirrelyDays

Death in Paradise, Midsomer Murders, Grantchester
…. Lotsa murders on the TV at our house

Another good murder-solving show is “Annika” on PBS (or on the PBS app). British murder mystery. The lead character breaks the 4th wall, which adds interest. It’s in it’s 2nd season and the last episode of the 1st season is a shocker. I was addicted after one show.

[PrettyBoy]

I started this show called Fastlane on Tubi. I haven’t had really any time to watch it, so I’m still on season 1/episode 1. I’m watching it now, so I’ll finish this one and episode 2 tonight before I go to bed. I like the storyline. Really cool cars in it too. Reminds me of Miami Vice — my favorite TV show when I was a kid. The sick cars make it hard to pay attention to what’s going on in it though.

[cheerfulgreek]

I started a series on Netflix last night, titled “Fool Me Once”. I’m like 10-minutes into it, so I don’t know nearly enough about it to see if it’s something I want to continue watching.

[cheerfulgreek]

Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek

I started a series on Netflix last night, titled “Fool Me Once”. I’m like 10-minutes into it, so I don’t know nearly enough about it to see if it’s something I want to continue watching.

This series is like, really bizarre, but really good, so far. I know what I’m going to be doing tonight. TGIF.

[*winter*]

Finding Andrea on Discovery Plus is REALLLLLY GOOD