What are you watching Streaming?

[iris lilies]

There is....and that's great, but I think it's nice to have a thread that is for available streaming. A lot of people, myself included rarely watch DVD's anymore. So it matters, because what's on DVD may not be offered on Streaming.


I myself thought American Crime was great. It was thinker show.

Now that is interesting, and maybe I didnt go far enough into it to get to the analytical part, or maybe
I was just innundated with murder shows and couldnt see a distinction.

[creaker]

I finished watching the first season of "Stranger Things" on Netflix - kind of a ET meets the X-Files meets Aliens. It was much better than I expected.

[Selah]

I love "Wallander," starring Kenneth Brannagh (Tom Hiddleston has a minor role, long before dating Taylor Swift). He plays a messed-up Swedish detective in a gloomy little town. It's shot in Sweden but nearly all the cast is British, which is a bit odd. Still, it's beautifully acted, the stories are great and deal with contemporary problems, and the landscape and architecture are characters unto themselves. Available on Netflix to stream.

[freshstart]

I'm watching Goliath (Billy Bob Thornton is fantastic) and the Kettering Incident on Amazon Prime. Both are holding my interest although Goliath is a little slow. Goliath has a great theme song.

oops didn't see IL's post

[iris lilies]

I'm watching Goliath (Billy Bob Thornton is fantastic) and the Kettering Incident on Amazon Prime. Both are holding my interest although Goliath is a little slow. Goliath has a great theme song.

oops didn't see IL's post

yeah, I wont be watching Billy Bob in Season 2 of Goliath. It just wasnt that good.

[iris lilies]

I love "Wallander," starring Kenneth Brannagh (Tom Hiddleston has a minor role, long before dating Taylor Swift). He plays a messed-up Swedish detective in a gloomy little town. It's shot in Sweden but nearly all the cast is British, which is a bit odd. Still, it's beautifully acted, the stories are great and deal with contemporary problems, and the landscape and architecture are characters unto themselves. Available on Netflix to stream.

I have seen acouple of the Wallender series and I was so discombobulated, it looked loke Scandnavian architecture but Brannagh is British, I was confused! And not, ultimately, enough interested in Yet Another Police Procedural to watch the series. But I give them gold stars for trying the different setting.

[freshstart]

yeah, I wont be watching Billy Bob in Season 2 of Goliath. It just wasnt that good.

I'll watch him in pretty much anything, love him. Although, it depends on how season one ends whether I'll watch 2. Maybe if he's on a totally better, more interesting case. They have Billy Bob and William Hurt and Maria Bello and at times I am bored. How the heck they could mess that up with that cast is beyond me.

[iris lilies]

I'll watch him in pretty much anything, love him. Although, it depends on how season one ends whether I'll watch 2. Maybe if he's on a totally better, more interesting case. They have Billy Bob and William Hurt and Maria Bello and at times I am bored. How the heck they could mess that up with that cast is beyond me.

I know, my thoughts exactly! And that chick playing Patty Multiple-sylabble is funny. And the gorgeous Molly Parker, I love her SO MUCH and she is barely credible.

The writing of this show is mediocre. Hang the writers!

[Tiam]

I did really like the British version of Wallander. There is the Swedish version which purists say is truer to the books.

[Tiam]

Another Scandanavian police film noir: River http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4258440/