Whiskey on the Rocks, a 6 30-minute episode Sweden-produced comedy based on the stranding of a Soviet submarine on the Swedish coast in 1981. Reminds me a bit of The Russians are Coming! The Russians are coming, a 1966 US movie with Carl Reiner, Eva Marie Saint, Alan Arkin, Theo Bikel. The dubbing is pretty bad but you can turn the sound off and read the captions. Available on Hulu/Disney.
But (spoiler alert!), it wonāt be the same without Cassie!
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Man vs Bee, a 2022 9-episode series with Rowan Atkinson as the hapless pet sitter.
All episodes are less than 30 minutes. (I look for short watches when Iām donating platelets.) On Netflix in the US.
Iām very late getting to it, but Iāve finally started watching Bones, and I really love it. David Boreanaz was my teenage crush, and heās just as great in Bones. Some of the crime scenes are a bit gruesome though - I canāt watch it while Iām eating!
Maybe itās already been mentioned but Severance on Apple is a great show. Season 2 is heating up!
Apple TV actually has a lot of good shows, so itās totally worth the subscription. Iāve watched Shrinking, Silo, Bad Sisters, Dark Matter, Disclaimer, Presumed Innocent, Bad Monkey, For All Mankind, and Foundation. All binge worthy if you havenāt watched. Currently on season 2
of Severance.
On Netflix, highly recommend 100 years of solitude. I read the book in Spanish many years ago and I would say this is pretty close and worth watching.
Weāve tried severance twice and given up, might have to try again @wendy_chicago and give Bad Monkey a whirl! See is an incredible series if youāre okay with blood & gore, Jason Momoa is excellent #lovealittleapple
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RE: Severance can be a bit hard to get into at first because the story moves slow and is pretty weird, but trust me, it gets way better! Things really pick up once you start finding out about their outies and whatās happening in their lives outside.
Bad Monkey is very entertaining! Youāll enjoy it! Vince Vaughn is hilarious.
Iāll have to check out See!
Just saw Flow, a wonderful animated film featuring a black cat with yellow eyes (the protagonist), a capybara, a pack-rat lemur, and a very true-to-breed golden retriever. The world seems to be ending and the characters have to learn to live together on a small boat. All the animal sounds except the capybara are recorded by the animal pictured except the capybara, which didnāt sound right so they used camel. Sort of a pan-Europe production, but mainly Latvian. At theaters in the US now, and paid on AppleTV+.
And since Iām writing about 1 movie featuring a cat - another delightful film - a 2016 documentary about 7 cats in Istanbul. In the US, this is on kanopy, the free library film app linked to local public libraries.
@Happypets Season 6 of Unforgotten is finally out (yay!) so I am going to start watching this imminently.
The thread about border controls has reminded me of a film which I find really entertaining. Itās called Upon entry and itās in Netflix. Itās about a couple flying from Spain into the US and they are thoroughly questioned by immigration officers. The whole film evolves around that situation. You can identify lots of questions and situations referred to on the other thread but thereās also a lot of insight on human nature. The end is really surprising but, IMHO, totally justified.