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Before streaming platforms started to become more popular, like around 2011 or so, I used to be able to watch most movies that came out because they would eventually appear on the premium cable channels.

With cable and the streaming platforms making certain movies exclusive only to their service, I have missed a lot of movies.

For example, I haven't seen Flight, Wolf of Wallstreet, Interstellar, and etc.

I can watch them right now if I wanted to, but it sucks that I have to go looking across different services.
 
NoOneImportant said:
Before streaming platforms started to become more popular, like around 2011 or so, I used to be able to watch most movies that came out because they would eventually appear on the premium cable channels.

With cable and the streaming platforms making certain movies exclusive only to their service, I have missed a lot of movies.

For example, I haven't seen Flight, Wolf of Wallstreet, Interstellar, and etc.

I can watch them right now if I wanted to, but it sucks that I have to go looking across different services.
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Do you ever stream films on your PC or a tablet or something? i got a few movie/tv show sites i could send you that have practically everything ive ever looked for on them.

Or maybe talk to Cain or OhMars or someone else who uses Kodi and they can walk you through how to use it, or atleast point you in the right direction.
 
Finding fela! on Netflix is really good. I recommend that documentary and stretch and bobbito: radio that changed lives
 
aight Blue Ruin

3.5/5

maybe my definition of thriller isnt the same as what hollywood views it as.

Let me say this. I thought it was a decent movie. I think the reveal at the end was a surprise, and overall, i liked the general attitude and behavior of the main character, but i just thought it sputtered in too many key parts. Kodi's audio can be woat even with surround sound speakers, so i missed the part at the very end that Dwight was mumbling. Went on the internet and saw a bunch of sites that had theories as to why he was saying it.

not a bad movie, but not anything spectacular either.

Tonight is going to be either Green Room or Dont say a word
 
AP21 said:
aight Blue Ruin

3.5/5

maybe my definition of thriller isnt the same as what hollywood views it as.

Let me say this. I thought it was a decent movie. I think the reveal at the end was a surprise, and overall, i liked the general attitude and behavior of the main character, but i just thought it sputtered in too many key parts. Kodi's audio can be woat even with surround sound speakers, so i missed the part at the very end that Dwight was mumbling. Went on the internet and saw a bunch of sites that had theories as to why he was saying it.

not a bad movie, but not anything spectacular either.

Tonight is going to be either Green Room or Dont say a word
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Green Room is definitely way more intense imo. Shit gets CRAZY
 
Race Jones said:
Finding fela! on Netflix is really good. I recommend that documentary and stretch and bobbito: radio that changed lives
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That Stretch and Bobbito Doc on Netflix was dope as hell! so much GOAT unheard freestyles and behind the scenes info.

If you're looking for another GOAT hip hop doc on Netflix, check out this one:

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Lou Cypher said:
That Stretch and Bobbito Doc on Netflix was dope as hell! so much GOAT unheard freestyles and behind the scenes info.

If you're looking for another GOAT hip hop doc on Netflix, check out this one:

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Thank you so much. I'm going to definitely check it out
 
Race Jones said:
Thank you so much. I'm going to definitely check it out
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Its seriously one of the BEST hip hop doc's i have ever seen. Not about Hip hop overall, but a Independent hip hop label called Stones Throw records who have put out tons of Classic albums including albums by Madlib and The Lootpack (label is actually where Madlib got his beginning) and J Dilla - Donuts, MF DOOM and Madlibs collab album "Madvillainy" and also the J Dilla and Madlib collaboration album "Jaylib - Champion Sound"

The doc is pretty in depth from their beginnings, glory days, and current roster. Just a great Doc overall.

There is also one on Netflix called "This Is The Life". its about a hip hop open mic night from the early 90's in LA called "The Good Life" that ended up getting pretty popular in the city and spawned the careers of Jurassic 5, Abstract Rude, and countless others.
 
I dont know if anyone else fucks with documentaries but my 2 favorite are: Capturing the Friedmans and Hoop Dreams.

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Capturing The Friedmans takes place some 20 years after an event that destroys a family. What makes it interesting is the family always took a lot of home videos so you actually see what they went through at the time. The fights, arguments, news reports, the taking of sides and ultimately the court trial and verdict. It is the type of thing you read or hear about but never from the inside. Its amazing just for that reason. (Available on Amazon Prime Video)

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Hoop Dreams Follows two inner city basketball phenoms from middle school to college and after. You see how they deal with the pressure of of being recruited by private school basetball programs, being a major part of their family's hope for a better future and dealing with the up and down of life while becoming men.
 
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Just watched this on HBO Now. Shit was awesome and hilarious! the chemistry between Crowe and Gosling is awesome and both their characters are hilarious. Would recommend. Dont wanna give to much details out on the plot, just know its cool.
 
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