I gotta Roku TV, and just piked up the Criterion Channel. In 2 days alone, I watched ISLAND OF LOST SOULS (1932), Hitchcock's SHADOW OF A DOUBT (1943), M (1931)- with Peter Lorre, the bizzare Japanese film HELL (1960), and SPACE AMOBEA (1970) aka YOG, MONSTER FROM SPACE! My new favorite channel!
(https://i.imgur.com/wFi4JTz.jpg) (https://lunapic.com)
The lineup is great, for sure. I've never gotten it because I don't need ANOTHER subscription service (and I buy my fave Criterions on disc), but it's definitely one I would consider.
Rev, most Roku channels are free.
^ This one is not. It cost $10 and change a month. :bluesad:
Still I consider 10 bucks well worth it, being I'm pretty much homebound most of the time. I read, do housework, and watch TV.
I'll give you a list of the channels I have if you want mate.
I got lotsa channels! Most free. But this one is exceptional, I think.
Ken Russell's THE DEVILS is coming to Criterion Channel in January, you lucky devil! (I have it on import DVD).
I watched the insanely devestating war movie COME AND SEE (1985) this morning. It was in Polish, (I think?), but it has subtitles.
Quote from: RCMerchant on December 13, 2023, 05:11:45 PM
I watched the insanely devestating war movie COME AND SEE (1985) this morning. It was in Polish, (I think?), but it has subtitles.
Russian. Best war film of all time, IMO.
Quote from: RCMerchant on December 13, 2023, 05:11:45 PM
I watched the insanely devestating war movie COME AND SEE (1985) this morning. It was in Polish, (I think?), but it has subtitles.
That's spectacular. I have the physical Criterion edition of it.
^Sometimes I wanna watch a BAD movie (and i do! Why you think I'm here?) but to watch a good one; yeah me too now. No John Wayne s**t going on. Get real.