The Looming Tower is decent, it’s an 8 or 10 part series all about the build up to 9/11 and how the CIA withheld terrorist information from the FBI. A few shoot downs, politics, swearing, it’s a good binge watch.
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I like shoot 'em ups, WW2 movies, action, gangs but there seems to be feck all of any interest on Prime.
Watched Midway the other night but the CGI was overdone and ruined it somewhat.
Anyone got any suggestions please?
Ta, TIB
The Looming Tower is decent, it’s an 8 or 10 part series all about the build up to 9/11 and how the CIA withheld terrorist information from the FBI. A few shoot downs, politics, swearing, it’s a good binge watch.
Looking Tower is very good and well worth watching. But in my humble opinion the best series I've ever seen is available on Amazon Prime and that's Justified. After 2 episodes it just gets better and better, the characters are unforgettable, the plot lines are superb and as for the series finale ! Don't miss it !!
The Boys and Hunters are both very good
I'm on Ep 5 of Ozark and it's very good. Lots of good sports documentaries on there too, there's a great one on Calzaghe if you're into boxing.
I'm 6 episodes in to Perry Mason. I don't have Prime - I think it's recording from Sky Atlantic. It is excellent - the whole cast is brilliant.
I can't find any references to Matthew Rhys' football affiliations (although I am convinced Keri Russell is a Bluebird). He is listed as a Plaid supporter, he is a Cardiff born Welsh speaker (first language) and he is ensuring his young son follows Welsh rugby from NYC.
Perry Mason, there you go great that people have differing opinions. Thought it was shite, abandoned after a couple of episodes. I like a relaxing watch, I found this far too much like hard work! Needs a darkened room, no distractions and subtitles!
The Boys was really good
It got better and better as it went on. Matthew Rhys was very good - but the supporting cast (especially Juliet Rylance, Chris Chalk, Shea Whigham and the incredible Veronica Falcon) stole it. Always down to personal taste - but I wasn't expecting much from this and was totally won over. I also love the way they have broken from the original books and the 1950s Raymond Burr incarnation to produce something new - a crime drama series that deals with racism, corruption, sexual identity and hysterical God bothering and with John Lithgow too. Last episode tonight!
Try - upload. Fantastic series.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upload_(TV_series)
In 2033, humans are able to "upload" themselves into a virtual afterlife of their choosing. When computer programmer Nathan dies prematurely, he is uploaded to the very expensive Lake View, but soon finds himself under the thumb of his possessive, still-living girlfriend Ingrid. As Nathan adjusts to the pros and cons of digital heaven, he bonds with Nora, his living customer service rep, or "Angel". Nora struggles with the pressures of her job, her dying father who does not want to be uploaded, and her growing feelings for Nathan while slowly coming to believe that Nathan was murdered
Hunters is so predictable..a different Nazi every week