2026 Movies and TV Shows

[scotchandcigar]

I think that I mentioned above that we watched it and liked it.

I probably missed that, because we didn't check it out right away. But yeah, most people liked it. It's always great to see Stephen Root do another character.

 

[scotchandcigar]

I think that I mentioned above that we watched it

Update: I searched, and no you didn't. This was the only mention in this (or any) thread:

I watched all the episodes of Margo's Got Money Troubles and I really enjoyed the series. Hopefully there will be a season 2 soon.

Other Apple TV series, I have watched that are pretty good beside one of them.

Your Friends & Neighbors
Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed
For All Mankind

Widow's Bay - It suppose to be a mystery thriller. I don't know where the show going, seems a bit boring to me.

So apparently, Widow's Bay does not rate very well with Jews.

 

[Wolf]

Update: I searched, and no you didn't. This was the only mention in this (or any) thread:

So apparently, Widow's Bay does not rate very well with Jews.

I didn't care for Widow's Bay. There will probably be a Season 2, so I'll most likely wait and binge-watch the entire series.

It's similar to Cape Fear. I haven't watched the TV series yet because I'm thinking it might be another dual-season series that I can binge-watch all at once.

 

[HecticArt]

Update: I searched, and no you didn't. This was the only mention in this (or any) thread:

I don't know where the hell I would have talked about it if it wasn't here.

Either way, we watched it.
It was different and we actually liked it.
And yes, it's fun to watch Root with a different role like this.

 

[Madison]

We started watching "Little House on the Prairie" Netflix. A wilderness family from Wisconsin after the Civil War moving out West to build a new life.
A remake of the old tv show. Has good parts as well as snoozer parts. To be expected from a show about pre industrial times

I also watched "How to Make a Killing" on HBO Max since I liked when it was at the theater's earlier this year

 

[MonoStereo]

1. A Bay Of Blood ( 1971 )
2. The Strange Vice Of Mrs. Wardh ( 1971 )
3. Strip Nude For Your Killer ( 1975 )
4. Don't Torture A Duckling ( 1972 )
5. Send Help ( 2026 )
6. A New Love In Tokyo ( 1994 )
7. Love Object ( 2003 )
8. Arco ( 2026 )
9. The Howling III : The Marsupials ( 1987 )
10. One Battle After Another ( 2025 )
11. Alien Seed ( 1989 )
12. Alice In Wonderland/Through The Looking Glass ( 1981/1982 )
13. The Evil Of Frankenstein ( 1964 )
14. Tale Of Tales ( 1979 )
15. Vertigo ( 1958 )
16. Allegro Non Troppo ( 1976 )
17. Bubba Ho-Tep ( 2002 )
18. Shotgun ( 1989 )
19. The Fabulous Baron Munchausen ( 1962 )
20. Last Year In Marenbad ( 1962 )
21. Project Hail Mary ( 2026 )
22. The Terribly Sad Princess ( 1968 )
23. The Girl On The Broomstick ( 1972 )
24. The Crimson Kimono ( 1959 )
25. The Mandalorian And Grogu ( 2026 )
26. The Cassandra Cat ( 1963 )
27. Deep Rising ( 1998 )
28. Gojira ( 1954 )
29. The Green Fog ( 2017 )
30. Ikiru ( 1952 )
31. The Ear ( 1970 )
32. The Jackhammer Masscre ( 2004 )
33. Planet Of The Apes ( 1968 )
34. Godzilla VS Hedorah ( 1971 )
35. Picnic At Hanging Rock ( 1975 )
36. Blood Simple ( 1984 )
37. 9 1/2 Minutes/Clinic/Night Of The Carrots ( 90's )
38. Strangers On A Train ( 1951 )
39. The Bitter Tears Of Petra Von Kant ( 1972 )
40. Ankle Biters ( 2003 )
41. Thunderbolts* ( 2025 )
42. Effects ( 1979 )
43. The Legend Of The Sacred Stone ( 2000 )

Updating my list...numbers 35-43 are from the last couple weeks.

 

[sadchild]

You watched more movies in 2 weeks than I've watched in the last 2 years. Maybe 3 or 4 years.

 

[MonoStereo]

You watched more movies in 2 weeks than I've watched in the last 2 years. Maybe 3 or 4 years.

I've been on a tear. Most of those I saw at Stray Cat Film Center, which I've just fallen in love with. To the extent that I've become a "Cool Cat" member - for a monthly $30 donation I can go as many times as I want. That started in January, hence my crazy list. As I've gotten officially "old" going to the movies has kinda replaced going to bars to see live bands.

 

[Madison]

I haven't found a theater movie to interest me lately but for current shows, I watched the Season 4 premier of "Star Trek Strange New Worlds". In the episode, the Enterprise goes back in time and is responsible for creating the asteroid belt by letting the 5th planet by destroyed by the people of Mars

I also started "Stuart Fails To Save The Universe", a new sequel to "The Big Bang Theory". It is a weird one

 

[HecticArt]

also started "Stuart Fails To Save The Universe", a new sequel to "The Big Bang Theory". It is a weird one

I’m looking forward to this one.

 

[Wolf]

I watched the first episode of Stuart Fails To Save The Universe and I agree it's a weird one. It's a same that Gary dies, which they spoiled for us.

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

I thought it was a shame they killed the weird comic book nerd. I wasn't expecting much from it. But I liked it. I liked the Penn & Teller cameo. I assume it was a cameo. It might be a running gag.

ETA: the show is basically this in TBBT universe:

 

[Channel98]

Teller previously played Amy Farrah Fowler’s father in an episode of The Big Bang Theory and Penn & Teller made a cameo as "Acne Vulgaris & Pus" in an episode of Young Sheldon. By the way, Raymond Joseph Derickson Teller legally changed his name to just Teller circa 1975.

 

[Madison]

I'm going to see "Ueck" this morning at the theater. The first Tuesday movie I've gone to in three weeks.
About the Brewer announcer that use to be on Johnny Carson's show. I think it more of a documentary skit than an actual movie but I'm sure we will like it.

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

I'm going to see "Ueck" this morning at the theater. The first Tuesday movie I've gone to in three weeks.
About the Brewer announcer that use to be on Johnny Carson's show. I think it more of a documentary skit than an actual movie but I'm sure we will like it.

If that is Bob Uecker he was in a lot more than that.