It is an app that is provided by my library that allows me to download books. You are only allowed three downloads a month and each one last for 21 days. One of the things that suggested to me was a movie based upon a book I've read previously. I put it in my download list but I have yet to download it so I don't have any practical details about how it works.I haven't used Hoopla. How does it work? Vudu is essentially exactly what @nwhoopfan wanted. It streams everything just like a streaming version of what was Blockbuster. I can also find most things either free or for rent, on Prime.
Pass along any recommendations for hoopla. I've been meaning to try it, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.I stream stuff from both Hoopla and Kanopy. Find some good stuff on there sometimes.
I figured I would re-watch the series before I watch part 4. Only through 1 and 2 so far. Still like #1 and #2 is pretty good as well. I do recall getting frustrated by #3, so I tend to expect to be in the same boat as you when all is said and doneJust saw John Wick Chapter Four. I must be getting old because I thought it was terrible. Upon review I loved the 1st one, liked the 2nd one and barely tolerated 3rd one. This 4th iteration confirms my recommendation to watch the first and forget all the sequels.
Kevin Smith has become a parody of himself at this point. He and Howard Stern could be brothers. Started out thumbing their nose at he mainstream and are now desperate to be loved by the mainstreamThat's too bad. I was hoping they would get this one right. Kevin Smith raved about it, I guess he was just being a hype-man.
Most attractive woman I've ever seen.Has Jennifer Beals aged a day in the last 15-20 years?
It's a well done for a formula film. Variation on a theme. More mystery than action.Reptile on Netflix was a pretty good cop flick. It stars Benicio Del Toro, Justin Timberlake and Alicia Silverstone.
Thanks for that. I had it on my list, and then removed it.Fair Play (2023 - Netflix) starts promising and is good until about 30 minutes left, and then starts to spiral. The ending is terrible, and makes me regret having watched it. Then I read a couple of interviews of the director, Chloe Domont, and I really hate the movie.
If you want to see what she can really do, check out the mini-series, Sharp Objects. She ended up with a Golden Glove nomination for it.Watched Arrival (2016) last week with Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner. Not sure how I missed that the first time around, I really enjoyed the storyline. I don't think Amy Adams is the best actress in the world, but she was fine here. The twist and overall "a ha" of it all was really well done. I found myself thinking about the movie for a couple days afterwards which is always a good indicator for me.