Good watch on Netflix

[baludoy]

Into the Night very poor acting.... Season 1 was just okay but Season 2 I didn't like it.

not really that bad naman ang acting. wala lang hysterics and no frills ang style nila

last night i watched " they shall not grow old" and i'd rate it 10 out of 10.

docu-movie siya about how naive british and german youths enthusiastically and gamely gone off to battle in world war 1 and went home as weary young men despised and ignored by society.

they thought they were off to an exciting adventure only to realize how cruel his fellow man can be.

[Deestone]

Lost in Space



The number one space adventure in Netflix. Will is now taller than his sister in this season lol. Season 3 was full of space adventure like the past 2 seasons and the ending was dramatic with Robot somehow gotten into SAR system. In the end, Will was in a different planet hinting probably a 4th season. Overall, 8/10.

[baludoy]

start-up ( the american production)

pretty entertaining techno thriller of sorts. as usual, season 1 was a bang after w/c it became a struggle to be enthralling. pero it's good enough to watch especially while multi-tasking hehe

i can't still figure out if the female lead, otmara marrero, is real pretty or not. she's like the latina version of angelina jolie in some angles but sometimes not.

[Deestone]

What if suddenly you wake up and found that you are stitch together with a complete stranger? I was expecting more with this film but sadly it lacks substance a poorly executed horror suspense film. Overall, 5/10.

[Deestone]

The Witcher season 2 now up in netflix.....

[baludoy]

spotlight

an intense film based on real life events about bringing s*xual predator pedo priests and brothers to justice.

[baludoy]

icarus

it's a docu-movie about the open secret use of performance enhancing drugs (peds) in the pro sporting world. the flick also head-on tackled the murky cloak and dagger world of russia's state sponsored steroids "successful" sports program. it's a pretty interesting expose on what it takes to win in the highest levels of the ultra competitive universe of athletics - be it on the track, football pitch, basketball stadium, baseball diamond, or tennis court .

[Deestone]

This is like Korean version of "Too Hot to Handle" new episodes coming up weekly.... Who's going to paradise?

[baludoy]

Colin in black and white

Colin kaepernick's puts racism in america in a whole new light w/ this mtv way of presentation w/c makes it very relatable to the younger generation w/c makes it dangerous for the establishment. I guess that's part of the reason why a predominantly white managed and white owned nfl is steering clear of kaepernick. His "take a knee" activism has caught on fire worldwide and is seen to be dangerous to the status quo of the league and the american way of life.

Actually, he reminds me of the nba's chris jackson, or more famously known as mahmud aldul-rauf. He was similarly pushed out by the nba league top brass because of his stubbornness to stop his silent but public protest against racism and the persecution of islams or what he labels as "american tyranny". Like kaepernick, he refused to stand in respect whenever the star-spangled banner was played.

Abdul-rauf was steph curry before Steph curry came along. He was that good that's why i idolized him growing up. He had Incredible handles w/ an incredible shooting range . In short, because of his relatively short stature, he was a very relatable basketball player who could've been very influential w/c means he could've been a problem.

do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

[dr. d]

wifey is addicted to 'the good doctor'.