3 hours ago, terryq said:

 

When you get very old you can re-watch stuff from a month ago and have no idea that you have seen it before.

 

 

Which is why I'm watching Platoon, Mash, and probably will cue up The Godfather series.  There is very little whether movies or TV that is worth watching any more.  I'm not saying that a lot of mindless people like watching CGI and "reality TV," they do, but I'm not one of them.  And I'm reading more lately like The Third Reich Trilogy by Richard Evans.  The parallels between 19th and 20th Century Europe and Europe today is deeply disturbing. 

38 minutes ago, connda said:

Which is why I'm watching Platoon, Mash, and probably will cue up The Godfather series.  There is very little whether movies or TV that is worth watching any more.  I'm not saying that a lot of mindless people like watching CGI and "reality TV," they do, but I'm not one of them.  And I'm reading more lately like The Third Reich Trilogy by Richard Evans.  The parallels between 19th and 20th Century Europe and Europe today is deeply disturbing. 

I agree with you about a lack of quality movies, but the standard of TV has never been better.

 

The Sopranos, The Wire, Breaking Bad, Gomorrah, SAS Rogue Heroes, Landman, Masters of the Air etc were all excellent.

 

If you think there's nothing to watch anymore, you're either not looking hard enough or you're stuck in the past IMO.

4 hours ago, terryq said:

 

When you get very old you can re-watch stuff from a month ago and have no idea that you have seen it before.

 

 

Maybe it's not the age but more 'watching' it as Wallpaper, while doing other things. Depends on the movies/series of course.

2 hours ago, Will27 said:

I agree with you about a lack of quality movies, but the standard of TV has never been better.

 

The Sopranos, The Wire, Breaking Bad, Gomorrah, SAS Rogue Heroes, Landman, Masters of the Air etc were all excellent.

 

If you think there's nothing to watch anymore, you're either not looking hard enough or you're stuck in the past IMO.

Yes, I think it's the golden age of TV. The problem is that if you wanted to legally get everything watchable you'd need to subscribe dozens of services. Thankfully that doesn't concern me.

7 hours ago, Will27 said:

I couldn't find it on TheRARBG.

Perhaps I have an old link as I'm getting a lot of pop ups on there now.

 

Still waiting for Clarkson's Farm to be uploaded as a complete series.

Watch Clarkson's Farm online. - https://flixhq.to/watch-tv/watch-clarksons-farm-70236.11159602

On 6/7/2025 at 7:16 AM, Mutt Daeng said:

Thanks for the heads up @recom273. I enjoyed season 1 of The Gold.

I also enjoyed Season 2 and finished it last night.

8 minutes ago, xylophone said:

I also enjoyed Season 2 and finished it last night.

Is it a movie style or more like a dry docu ...

21 minutes ago, Henk Langeweg said:

Is it a movie style or more like a dry docu ...

Movie style and very enoyable

After a tragedy, young journalists expose government corruption and lies through a dangerous investigation.

Uncovering rogue governments' illicit activities worldwide, the group confronts the human cost of revealing the truth.

 

 

The Amateur looks good, just out.

Nerdy CIA agent goes on a kill rampage against the terrorists who murdered his wife.

I watched Episode 1 of a new AppleTV+ show the other night called "See." It's about a bunch of people who cannot see. I'm not sure when it supposedly takes place, but they all look like cavemen. They live in a well-protected mountain top area and have lived there for a log time, apparently.  And they have to fight off attackers without being able to see.

 

Anyway, I stopped after Episode 1.  I can't figure out whether I should waste any more time with it, as it seems sort of stupid.  Maybe it gets better?

I just started "9 years of You", a Thai series about two best friends, male and female, who become more than friends.

 

It started out already with her cheating, so very true to life.

1 hour ago, jas007 said:

I watched Episode 1 of a new AppleTV+ show the other night called "See." It's about a bunch of people who cannot see. I'm not sure when it supposedly takes place, but they all look like cavemen. They live in a well-protected mountain top area and have lived there for a log time, apparently.  And they have to fight off attackers without being able to see.

 

Anyway, I stopped after Episode 1.  I can't figure out whether I should waste any more time with it, as it seems sort of stupid.  Maybe it gets better?

not really new - it ran from 2019 until 22. I never really bothered with it, looked a load of tosh to me. 

8 hours ago, recom273 said:

not really new - it ran from 2019 until 22. I never really bothered with it, looked a load of tosh to me. 

Shows you what I know about what's "new."  I saw an article mentioning it and later noticed it on my Apple TV+ lineup, so I thought it was something new.  Anyway, I'll probably skip watching any more of it for now.  

On 6/10/2025 at 4:08 PM, BenCrew said:

Watch Clarkson's Farm online. - https://flixhq.to/watch-tv/watch-clarksons-farm-70236.11159602

Can't understand why people are downloading these days. I can watch everything on IPTV or online websites whenever.

1 hour ago, BenCrew said:

Can't understand why people are downloading these days. I can watch everything on IPTV or online websites whenever.

Maybe for times when there's no Internet hookup? On a long flight, for example. Depending on the storage capacity of your iPad, for example, you can probably fit a few movies on it, at least. I have an iPad Pro with only 256 gb, and yet, apparently, it could hold more than a few movies.  From Perplexity:

 

Calculating approximate movie count on 256 GB:
    •    Considering some storage is used by the system and apps, assume about 230 GB available for movies.
    •    For 1080p movies averaging 3 GB each, you could store around 75 movies (230 GB ÷ 3 GB ≈ 75).
    •    For 720p movies averaging 1.8 GB each, you could store about 127 movies (230 GB ÷ 1.8 GB ≈ 127).
    •    For 4K movies averaging 40 GB each (2 hours), you could store about 5 movies (230 GB ÷ 40 GB ≈ 5).

4 hours ago, BenCrew said:

Can't understand why people are downloading these days. I can watch everything on IPTV or online websites whenever.

Can you point me to a stable, reliable IPTV service where I can watch anything with no buffering/glitches etc please?

Also costs would be useful.

Thanks

8 minutes ago, Mutt Daeng said:

Can you point me to a stable, reliable IPTV service where I can watch anything with no buffering/glitches etc please?

Also costs would be useful.

Thanks

 

info[at]perfectplayer.tv

 

10,000 baht for the year.  Slightly more expensive if you pay monthly/quarterly, I think.

Stone. 1974 outlaw Australian biker movie.🙃🙃

28 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

 

info[at]perfectplayer.tv

 

10,000 baht for the year.  Slightly more expensive if you pay monthly/quarterly, I think.

Thanks @brewsterbudgen for the contact email address. So no buffering whatsoever when watching live sport etc?

 

10 minutes ago, Mutt Daeng said:

Thanks @brewsterbudgen for the contact email address. So no buffering whatsoever when watching live sport etc?

I've been looking for a website that describes the product, lists the channels etc

Can you assist please? https://perfectplayer.tv   gets a not found error.

Thanks

If you send an email to them as quoted by @brewsterbudgen

 

They will accommodate you.

2 minutes ago, Raindancer said:

If you send an email to them as quoted by @brewsterbudgen

 

They will accommodate you.

Thanks but I want to look for myself before I contact them.

Just discovered the site is geo-blocked in some countries. I can now see the website thanks.

3 minutes ago, Mutt Daeng said:

Thanks but I want to look for myself before I contact them.

No problem.  

2 hours ago, Mutt Daeng said:

Thanks @brewsterbudgen for the contact email address. So no buffering whatsoever when watching live sport etc?

 

I use them as well not even buffering with some of the Dutch sports channels that are usually unwatchable.

Thoroughly enjoying Dept Q, bunch of misfits similar to Slow Horses.

 

10 hours ago, jas007 said:

Shows you what I know about what's "new."  I saw an article mentioning it and later noticed it on my Apple TV+ lineup, so I thought it was something new.  Anyway, I'll probably skip watching any more of it for now.  

Doesn’t have to be new to get mentioned here! If it’s good it’s welcome. If, in your opinion it’s not so .. that’s just as valuable.

 

You just confirmed what I saw in the trailer.

 

Any thoughts on “stick” - seems OK, maybe not hilarious, just feel-good tv. 

1 hour ago, recom273 said:

Doesn’t have to be new to get mentioned here! If it’s good it’s welcome. If, in your opinion it’s not so .. that’s just as valuable.

 

You just confirmed what I saw in the trailer.

 

Any thoughts on “stick” - seems OK, maybe not hilarious, just feel-good tv. 

I enjoyed episode 1 of Stick.

 

It's been compared to Ted Lasso.

The Shrouds, David Cronenbergs latest spooky horror now out.

Not sure it'll be any good.

Titan: The Oceangate submersible disaster. Gripping doco.

1 minute ago, BritManToo said:

The Shrouds, David Cronenbergs latest spooky horror now out.

Not sure it'll be any good.

Pretty average IMO, a very confusing, less than gripping plot.