The Trailer Park

I really don't think that I'm the target audience for Netflix now.

...and Netflix is now telling me to watch Awake so let's see exactly how ironic that suggestion could be.


Edit: Wow, that was a bad one. I may have snoozed for just a couple of scenes and I surprised myself by liking the last three minutes but the rest of it was not good at all.

They are hit or miss sometimes... but have to say, even those can be better then the stuff they play over and over on regular TV.

Actually don't recall if I mentioned it, but the other day (in the last week or so?) Netflix started auto-playing another show, - 'Black Summer' and it was one of those 'running' Zombie flicks I love so much. ... It wasn't done all that well, but I ended up letting it play for some reason. Wife was also watching it too, so I let it play through the seasons while doing some other stuff. ... Acting pretty much sucked eggs and the story wasn't good at all. And besides running, these 'running and zig-zagging' Zombie folks also turned immediately, but also did other 'non' Zombie things like climbing up things, dodging stuff, or even picking who they attacked. ... But the good thing is that those still alive have those special weapons that seem to have unlimited ammo at times. ... I only mention it, since I just learned that Season 2 is coming Thursday!

Digital wrote:

They are hit or miss sometimes...

Yep, Netflix "Original" movies are hilariously inconsistent.
I think Annihilation has been the best one I've watched, but some of them are such a shocking B-movie quality that it makes you think "I could do better than this."

I haven't watched Annihilation yet, but will throw into the bin for later viewing. ... Actually checking out some assassin's creed Valhalla videos presently, while wrapping up two Cheese Cakes for this weekends order.

Might even sit down and re-play Odyssey some this weekend, if time permits.

I am now trying out the movie Love And Monsters.
Yes, that's "...And Monsters" not the "...Death and Robots" thing that I've already watched.

Five minutes in and I'll be happy when that flippant, wise-cracking narration stops. It will stop, won't it?

Edit: No, it's not going to stop so I shall learn to like it.

Edit 2: Aaand that was OK in the end. It felt like a live action version of one of those family-friendly animations that Dreamworks churns out every year complete with those chirpy monologues at the start and end. Would have been better if he'd just shut up for a bit but perhaps I'm being old and churlish again.

My Sunday night GoT rewatch has reached the Red Wedding episode.
*gets comfy for lots of death*