Netflix/Hulu/HBOMax/Prime (All Streaming Services) • Page 1287

Max is bloated with all the Discovery shit, but HBO is consistently good with its output, I think.

 

i will say i was a big fan of their "channel" feature when it was first introduced. it's not on their anymore, but their Bob Ross channel got me through writing my master's thesis. i mostly use Peacock for the extended Greg Daniels/Mike Schur pantheon of shows and Poker Face, but don't mind when they add some better Universal movies

 

really need to start For All Mankind. another sleeper hit is Fede Álvarez 's Calls. also how the hell are you getting Apple TV+ for $5? i know it used to be that (and once upon a time i got it free with my Apple Music student subscription), but i thought they hacked it up to $10 for pretty much everyone

 

This year for the first time Peacock is streaming all Olympic events in full live with replays uploaded after. They only streamed select stuff for Tokyo 2020 .

 

Oh calls was super good! I totally forgot that one lol.

I have the family plan so idk what portion of that it is anymore but whatever it is it’s worth it.

 

gotcha. when my student subscription runs dry, i might consider that.

 

isn't that the monkey

 

Went through the first three Bad Boys for the first time over the last few days - pretty fun films

 

Kevin Costner Confirms He Will Not Be Returning to ‘Yellowstone’: “I Just Realized That I’m Not Going to Be Able to Continue”

Kevin Costner Will Not Be Returning to 'Yellowstone'

 

I thought "Trigger Warning" was fine/passable entertainment

 

I watch A LOT of movies, and find value even in shit movies, but I turned this off after 15 minutes.

 

Why

 

It really is impressive how massively the point of Squid Game was missed

 

Why are we getting that instead of another season of Mindhunter?

 

it happened almost immediately after with the actual game show lol

 

The Kim Kardashian party was personally my favorite

 

Interview with the vampire: Lestat is GOLD

 

Michael Fassbender to Star in Paramount+ Spy Drama 'The Agency'

"Michael Fassbender will star in the espionage thriller (formerly titled The Department), which is based on the French series Le Bureau des Legendes and has started production."

@Jason Tate I remember you watched the French version a few years ago

 

The penultimate episode of this season of Interview With A Vampire was soo good.

They took one of the biggest moments of the book/movie and nailed it while still making their own.

 

New Netflix series on Hitler and the Nuremberg trials is pretty good