Man in the High Castle
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He wrote terrific sci-fi...
P. Dick died in 1982 of a stroke, aged 53...
these were made into movies: Blade Runner(1982), Total Recall(1990), Minority Report(2002), A Scanner Darkly(2006), Paycheck(2003), Next(2007), and The Adjustment Bureau(2011).
P. Dick died in 1982 of a stroke, aged 53...
these were made into movies: Blade Runner(1982), Total Recall(1990), Minority Report(2002), A Scanner Darkly(2006), Paycheck(2003), Next(2007), and The Adjustment Bureau(2011).
Love it. I binge watch the new seasons when they come out.
Next season ends with answers, but more questions.
I just realized last weekend that I could download the Prime video app and stream it from my phone to my Apple TV. After all these years of doing it with porn, it just never dawned on me.
I've got the Patriot lined up next, anything else unique to Amazon out there worth checking out?
13 Hours was good. I can't really think of anything else I've watched off of Prime.
I've watched both seasons. One of the shows I've watched while doing cardio. Really good. Great characters. Looking forward to season 3.
Season 3 is going to go beyond book, so it certainly will be interesting.
I am about halfway through Patriot and it is much better (and funnier) than I thought. Amazon has a Billy Bob lawyer show that was pretty good and I liked Season 1 of Red Oaks as kind of a mindless entertainment to have on.
Probably going to give Sneaky Pete a try at some point - it has Justified's show runner..
Season 1 hooked me....season two? My interest faded a little. Haven't watched in a long while now.
I was gonna ask if it was on Netflix ... so there's my answer. I have Amazon Prime but almost never look at the streaming there as it's usually not much different from Netflix.
Prime is actually starting to do what Netflix and create shows unique to the platform. Basically like a House of Cards model.
Didn't realize that. Netflix has come up with a few good ones, so it makes sense that Amazon would start as well to remain competitive in that market.