Is it really THAT bad, or just a letdown because it was hailed as the next Goodfellas?Quote:
Originally Posted by bigdiggins
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Is it really THAT bad, or just a letdown because it was hailed as the next Goodfellas?Quote:
Originally Posted by bigdiggins
It's not bad, it's just too long. I liked it because I did my senior thesis on the Teamsters and organized crime, so I was interested in their take. It was pretty accurate. The Mob used the Teamsters pension fund as a bank. As a side note, a relative of my wife recently found out his Teamster pension has been cut in half. It's too long, but I'm retired and bored, so I liked it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smails
I’ve started the Tiger show.
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Is that the one about a world-class golfer and Perkins waitresses?Quote:
Originally Posted by Muskie
As have I. Was hooked after about 8 mins.Quote:
Originally Posted by Muskie
Man I miss Perkins. Havent seen one in a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by 94GRAD
I watched 3 episodes last night... it's unbelievable...Quote:
Originally Posted by D-West & PO-Z
It’s not Netflix, but choices are slim, if you have AppleTV, I highly recommend Boy’s State. Really interesting.
Two rwcommendations....
1.) For pure entertainment value, Cobra Kai...if you liked karate kid at all, you will love this series.
2.) If you would like to scre the shit out of yourself, watch the documentary, The Social Experiment. Basically, it explains how social media, along with google, manipulate our feelings and thought patterns. I have read quite a bit about the big four and social media and quite frankly for some of the good that it has done, I think society would be way better off without social media.
We watched "I'm Thinking of Ending Things", Charlie Kaufman's latest film, last night on Netflix. It probably shouldn't be watched by anyone under 60 years old. It is depressing and exhilarating at the same time, and is the usual Kaufman mind-bender.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xville