What movies or TV shows are you watching now?

[giddyup]

"Duel" with Woody Harrelson, good western revenge flic.

That's "The Duel".

[giddyup]

"Queen of the South" Episode 1. About the Mexican drug cartels.

[Will27]

New series the night of, cop series looks really good

This is verrrry good stuff. Hooked from the word go.

Quality we've come to expect from HBO.

Yep, part 1 was excellent.

Based on the UK series Criminal Justice.

[Ace of Pop]

I can't find Cop anywhere Cops I can is that the full title?.

[giddyup]

I can't find Cop anywhere Cops I can is that the full title?.

No. It's called "The Night Of", available on KAT and PB. Also, "Queen of the South" isn't bad either.

[Ace of Pop]

Thanks

[welsh1]

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3499096/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

http://www.rainierland.bz/movie/race

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1083452/?ref_=tt_rec_tt

http://www.rainierland.bz/movie/watch-eddie-the-eagle-online

[i claudius]

Another new series from the BBC victorian horror , "the living and the dead "

[Wilsonandson]

Pawn Stars. I love this U.S show. Plenty of shows to watch and all are very watchable and entertaining. If you haven't watched this series before, I highly recommend it. My favourite Harrison is Rick the owner. My favourite expert is the beard of knowledge. For those that already watch the show you can ask them questions on twitter and there is even an android game of the show you can download and play.

[worgeordie]

The Brothers Grimsby, Sacha Baron Cohen,really funny British humor,

so don't bother watching if you are German,

regards worgeordie

[jope]

The Brothers Grimsby, Sacha Baron Cohen,really funny British humor,

so don't bother watching if you are German,

regards worgeordie

Yes, we are bit retarded in the humour section. I found it utterly disgusting, gave up after 30 minutes. If that's not proof...

[Will27]

Tv Series - No Man Left Behind

A six part series by the National Geographic Channel.

I enjoyed the first one - “The Real Black Hawk Down.” .

Others include: 2. Colombia Vice

Premieres Tuesday, July 5, at 9/8c

It’s 1982, and America’s war on drugs is in full swing. In Colombia, DEA agents Charlie Martinez and Kelley McCullough’s routine surveillance operation becomes a mission to stay alive when they are ordered to go after drug kingpin Rene Benetiz. Kidnapped from their hotel, they are driven into the jungle, where they are shot and separated while trying to escape. Martinez runs off to hide, assuming McCullough is dead. But in fact, McCullough manages to escape as well, and returns to the jungle to find his wounded partner. Martinez and McCullough reunite to recount the terrifying ordeal in heart-pounding detail.

3. To Hell and Back

Premieres Tuesday, July 12, at 9/8c

Six years into the Afghan War, a select group of U.S. Green Berets attempts a daring raid on a Taliban mountain stronghold in the infamous Shok Valley. Dropped into the bottom of the steep valley, they are lured into a deadly trap, ambushed and pinned down on a ledge by fire on all sides. Heavily outgunned and outnumbered, the Green Berets sustain serious casualties. Two of the soldiers involved in the battle share their unbelievable story of survival, recalling how, both severely wounded, they managed to hold off the enemy for seven hours until they finally evacuated the wounded and returned to safety.

4. The One That Got Away

Premieres Tuesday, July 19, at 9/8c

In a covert operation during the Gulf War, eight British Special Air Services soldiers are dropped 140 miles behind enemy lines to take out a network of Saddam Hussein’s Scud missile launchers. But the mission goes terribly wrong and within days, three men are dead and four are captured. Only one man escapes. British Special Forces operative and solider Chris Ryan shares his unimaginable and harrowing journey to freedom, walking 200 miles and surviving for eight days without supplies.

5. Stealth Bomber Down

Premieres Tuesday, July 26, at 9/8c

March 27, 1999, the Kosovo War — for the first and only time in military history, a state-of-the-art U.S. Air Force F-117 stealth fighter is shot down. Pilot Dale Zelko manages to eject, moments before his plane crashes. Deep behind enemy lines and hunted by hostile forces desperate to capture him, he spends seven tense hours pinned down in a dark ditch, while a daring helicopter rescue team races to find him first. Zelko opens up about the horrifying ordeal and his struggle for survival, and his rescue team recounts their harrowing effort — and duty — to bring him back to safety.

6. Memories of Hell

Premieres Tuesday, Aug. 2, at 9/8c

Lt. Charles Klusmann was the first U.S. Navy pilot to be shot down and captured during the Vietnam War; he was also the first to escape. Klusmann opens up about the reconnaissance mission gone wrong and his near-death journey to freedom. When his plane was shot down over central Laos, seriously injured, he endured three months of brutal captivity before engineering a daring escape. Klusmann recalls how he trekked over 25 miles and evaded recapture for over three days before being reunited with his comrades.

Edited July 1, 2016 by Will27

[JHolmesJr]

Im a hardened cynic but this one got me.

Beautifully made love story…."Me Before You".

[transam]

[i claudius]

Just downloaded the first three episodes of a series called "guilt" its about a girl who gets murdered and the fallout of her friend finding her and you wondering if she did it or not , it could have been good , except for two things , the script is awful and the acting so bad i had to switch it off , dont bother .

[JHolmesJr]

Rabin The Last Day

Very interesting technique of combining documentary and conventional storytelling styles.

Chilling subject matter too.

[Alive]

For me right now I follow Silicon Valley, Real Time with Bill Maher because they are still running. I also watch Better call Saul, Orange is the new black, and Outsiders. Mr Robot is another one that's not bad. Besides that I like documentaries, 60 minutes and occasionally movies. Lately the series seem better quality than the movies that have been coming out.

[Wilsonandson]

Just watched Ip man 3. Absolutely brilliant. Really enjoyable. Kungfu movies like these are becoming rare. I hope there is an Ip man 4 coming out in the future. This is real action not cgi graphics.

Edited July 3, 2016 by Wilsonandson

[jope]

Nice! We had "Dave Allan at Large" on German TV. And I never forgot this outrageous joke about apartheid. Hilarious.

Nice documentary. Enjoyed it very much.

[Ace of Pop]

I prefer to watch a T.V series when Season 1,2 and 3 are on line. "Copper" on Pudlocker is about New York Crime and Corruption, late 16th Centurt. Worth watching imo.

[Ace of Pop]

18th Century.

[Patsycat]

Is Me Before You a bit like that French film that everyone cried over a couple of years ago?

I have it on my list, for Sunday afternoon.

Otherwise, Pats has been watching Ray Donovan - Good, UnReal- Good Containment - Good Love Child - Excellent

And most of her reality shows have been put off for a week, because of 4th of July.

Not a happy kitten, but i did watch a rather well made documentary called The Secret Life of Kittens - wonderful. Gooey.

[Will27]

Tv series 19-2.

This Canadian cop show took me a few episodes to get into, but I really warmed to it.

Season 3 has just begun.

IMDB: Character-driven drama, 19-2 revolves around the day-to-day life of two unwilling partners of the Montreal Police Department,
Officers Nick Barron and Ben Chartier. These two beat cops patrol the urban sprawl of downtown's 19th district, in cruiser No. 2. 19-2
is about the tensions and bonds that develop between two incompatible men of very different temperaments and life experiences. Over time,
Nick and Ben's mistrust and antagonism for each other give way to moments of mutual respect and a wavering chance at a true partnership.

As Season 1 progresses, we also get to know the tight-knit squad of 19. We see friendship and enmity, loyalty and betrayal. The series delivers
in portraying the unpredictability and fragility of the world of a beat cop through moments of life-threatening intensity to its characters, both on
and off duty, cementing 19-2 as a powerful character study and a gripping police drama.

[Will27]

Tv series - Letterkenny

This one is right out there.

Some parts are pretty silly but lot's of it are hilarious.

Really original - I liked it.

Easy to watch as only approx. 20 minutes per episode.

Won't be everyone's cup of Lipton I'd imagine.

IMDB: Letterkenny consists of hicks, skids, hockey players and Christians. These are their problems.

[JHolmesJr]

Is Me Before You a bit like that French film that everyone cried over a couple of years ago?

Its based on a 2012 book by Jojo Moyes…she also wrote a sequel 'After you'.

BUt yea, keep the Kleenex around, you'll need it.

[giddyup]

Is Me Before You a bit like that French film that everyone cried over a couple of years ago?

Its based on a 2012 book by Jojo Moyes…she also wrote a sequel 'After you'.

BUt yea, keep the Kleenex around, you'll need it.

Couldn't get past those ridiculous eyebrows, like a couple of demented caterpillars, also she was so damn cheerful I wanted to slap her. Didn't get to the Kleenex stage, couldn't get past the cornball stage.

[Wilsonandson]

Sing Street (2016)

Like his earlier films ONCE and BEGIN AGAIN, SING STREET is inspired by writer/director John Carney’s life and love for music, and tells the story of a 14-year-old named Cosmo growing up in 80’s Dublin who must break free of a home strained by his parents’ relationship and money troubles, deal with his drop-out older brother’s antics, and survive a new public school where the kids are rough and the brothers are tougher.

[JHolmesJr]

Is Me Before You a bit like that French film that everyone cried over a couple of years ago?

Its based on a 2012 book by Jojo Moyesshe also wrote a sequel 'After you'.

BUt yea, keep the Kleenex around, you'll need it.

Couldn't get past those ridiculous eyebrows, like a couple of demented caterpillars, also she was so damn cheerful I wanted to slap her. Didn't get to the Kleenex stage, couldn't get past the cornball stage.

Check your pulse.

[giddyup]

Is Me Before You a bit like that French film that everyone cried over a couple of years ago?

Its based on a 2012 book by Jojo Moyesshe also wrote a sequel 'After you'.

BUt yea, keep the Kleenex around, you'll need it.

Couldn't get past those ridiculous eyebrows, like a couple of demented caterpillars, also she was so damn cheerful I wanted to slap her. Didn't get to the Kleenex stage, couldn't get past the cornball stage.

Check your pulse.

65, BP 120/85

[BookMan]

Tv series 19-2.

This Canadian cop show took me a few episodes to get into, but I really warmed to it.

Season 3 has just begun.

IMDB: Character-driven drama, 19-2 revolves around the day-to-day life of two unwilling partners of the Montreal Police Department,

Officers Nick Barron and Ben Chartier. These two beat cops patrol the urban sprawl of downtown's 19th district, in cruiser No. 2. 19-2

is about the tensions and bonds that develop between two incompatible men of very different temperaments and life experiences. Over time,

Nick and Ben's mistrust and antagonism for each other give way to moments of mutual respect and a wavering chance at a true partnership.

As Season 1 progresses, we also get to know the tight-knit squad of 19. We see friendship and enmity, loyalty and betrayal. The series delivers

in portraying the unpredictability and fragility of the world of a beat cop through moments of life-threatening intensity to its characters, both on

and off duty, cementing 19-2 as a powerful character study and a gripping police drama.

Were u able to find Season 1 & 2?