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Behr said:
I liked Arrival both times I seen it.
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Only saw it once, but I liked it. I recently watched one, kinda dumb movie, but I couldn't finish the first time I tried either. Ended up watching the first one, finished it, and enjoyed it for what it was, then liked the second. It was those kings man movies, I think the secret agents being in Kentucky on the second is what got me🤣
 
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joevol33 said:
Only saw it once, but I liked it. I recently watched one, kinda dumb movie, but I couldn't finish the first time I tried either. Ended up watching the first one, finished it, and enjoyed it for what it was, then liked the second. It was those kings man movies, I think the secret agents being in Kentucky on the second is what got me🤣
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The writers and actors strikes have impacted content on streaming services. They’re filling the gap with older programming. Paramount has 68*Whiskey (2020), an update on MASH a la China Beach that didn’t survive Covid or low initial ratings numbers.

The issue with the current model is the requirement for instant hit to receive additional funding. There’s only so much abandoned content viewers are willing to consume. Basically, they need to invest in open series or go to limited series (miniseries) that have a storyline close in 10 episodes, but can be expanded on the basis of characters if interest warrants extending into an open series.
 
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Tin Man said:
The writers and actors strikes have impacted content on streaming services. They’re filling the gap with older programming. Paramount has 68*Whiskey (2020), an update on MASH a la China Beach that didn’t survive Covid or low initial ratings numbers.

The issue with the current model is the requirement for instant hit to receive additional funding. There’s only so much abandoned content viewers are willing to consume. Basically, they need to invest in open series or go to limited series (miniseries) that have a storyline close in 10 episodes, but can be expanded on the basis of characters if interest warrants extending into an open series.
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@NorCalVol67 Somebody, I think it was you, said you liked Flannery O'Connor.
NGAFT, but she is probably my favorite US author.
I think the upcoming biopic should be good. I like Ethan Hawke and Laura Linney.

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Ethan and Maya Hawke and Laura Linney on the Ambitious, Lyrical Family Project of Wildcat

Ethan Hawke and his daughter, Maya Hawke, decided to make a movie about Flannery O’Connor together. Then they brought in an old friend, Laura Linney. The trio reflect on their intimate familial and artistic bond.
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