What's everyone watching?

[Amish Heart]

And you didn't need the meat?

 

[Mountain trapper]

And you didn't need the meat?

We encourage them to hang around here as a future food source. Same with the deer and elk.

 

[Neb]

We encourage them to hang around here as a future food source. Same with the deer and elk.

Ditto less elk.

Ben

 

[Amish Heart]

New Year's Eve on the country station. Eric Church and Chris Stapleton were good. Could do without Jelly Roll. Little granddaughter is annoyed with his pseudo Christian songs. The dog has had too many rumaki. He's running it off in the front yard.

 

[Peanut]

Not sure of the station but watching a christmas in nashville show. That town has changed so much, and not for the better. A giant tourist trap now.

 

[Amish Heart]

Ugh. Jelly Roll is singing Toby Keith's "Shoulda Been a Cowboy". Face tattoos.

 

[Tacitus]

I had to stop watching this movie after this scene. It was an awesome scene, but I got so uncomfortable after it, that I stopped watching the movie. Oooff. Let me know if I should watch the rest of this movie. (I might have posted about this before; it just came up in my youtube feed last night for some reason.)

 

[Snowman]

 

[Patchouli]

Unless I was interested in fully studying WWII on my own there is a lot I didn't know about it. I watched Number 24 yesterday and find it worthy of mention. Even @Sourdough would like this one. I'm bad at describing things but here is a very brief description from online:
On the brink of the Second World War, a young Norwegian man's drive to resist the Nazis sets a new course for his future – and the future of his country.
Not only was it a "good" movie, great acting, new to me and different looking actors (real people), but it was based on a true story that is being retold to a large group of teens in Norway by the author (an actor) of the book, Number 24.
I found it on Netflix.

 

[Neb]

The Princess went along with the extended Tolkien series, I am now indulging her whimsy and watching the JK Rawlings movies.

Ben

 

[Sourdough]

@Patchouli

DID you ever watch "Enemy at the GATES". I know you checked it out of library.

It is a masterpiece "Especially" the first 15 - 20 minutes.

 

[Weedygarden]

Watched Bonhoeffer last night, and watched The Six Triple Eight tonight. Both were good

A pastor that I know who was in a study about Bonhoeffer didn't care for the movie. I heard someone else say that it was more about him being a Nazi hunter than a man of Christ.

 

[Amish Heart]

I liked the movie, but it showed him being both

 

[Patchouli]

@Patchouli

DID you ever watch "Enemy at the GATES". I know you checked it out of library.

It is a masterpiece "Especially" the first 15 - 20 minutes.

Would you believe I still haven’t gotten my little rinky dink DVD player hooked up? Apparently I’m needing other cords, plugs, connections, etc. that I misplaced from disconnecting the one that no longer works. It looks different than what I use at work. Yes, I have to occasionally watch DVDs at work, but not for my entertainment, to check for damages.
Anyway, Number 24 has value. It is something that today’s kids, young adults, so many, need to be reminded of! This is why we fight!!!
The “WHY RESIST” topic is brought up at the very beginning, the actor seems to have an inner strength, a commanding presence, he’s pretty awesome. Watch every bit of it. It is weird to consider that my own father was just a kid when he went to war, in Europe, 18 years old.

 

[sonya123]

found another good Korean show, not a soap opera this is one of those political dramas : military prosecuter doberman