Court Cam, hoping that the bitches on this show get what they deserve.

I have been watching Black Mirror as well. Joan is awful was interesting but went on too long, fell asleep before the end.
Second episode didn't feel like Black Mirror at all, also fell asleep before the end :/
Gonna try episode 3 tonight.

It's still better than all the other stuff I've tried to watch on Netflix recently. Only "The Days" stood out, or rather was interesting. It doesn't come anywhere near to the HBO Chernobyl doc, but still harrowing to see what a monumental cluster fuck Fukushima was. And still plenty more around the world that are vulnerable to earth quakes and tsunamis :/

I think I know what's going to happen next.

Watched I Survived a Crime last night. Has people come forward about how they escaped run ins with people who ought to be locked in portable toilets and set on fire.

I did :( Gonna figure where I nodded off though cause I want to know how Beyond the Sea ends!
Also the obvious question, why not do it the other way around... unless it's all a simulation, or that's the twist, hence got to watch the rest now :)

Had some Amazon no rush shipping credits and noticed a rental discount on John Wick 4, so decided to finally watch that on my 65 in 4k. Pretty epic - typical overabundance of action vs limited story/character development, but at this point that's about what I come to suspect w/ the series. Like Matrix without the story haha. But the set design and fight sequences were kick ass as always, some cool cinematography. Overhead videogame-esque shot towards the end stood out. And great to see Reeves and Fishburne reunite again. Fun, intense buildup to the climactic ending. 

Turbo. Still strange to hear Ryan Reynolds without him shouting "Mother fucker!! Right up main street!!".

Castle. At least he's more stable than Frank Castle. Marvel fans will know what I meant.

On an animation kick right now.

Pantheon: We need more shows like this one; mature Westerm animation with an interesting story to tell. This speculative scifi mystery slowly peels back its layers beautifully and keeps you hooked for every episode. Damn shame it only got one season (add it to the list). Hopefully it's just ahead of the curve and more like it are soon to come and see more success.

Sea Beast: Put this one off far too long too. I did not know Netflix Animation was this talented or capable. They could easily go toe to toe with Disney and Dreamworks under different circumstances. This one peaks early and gets less exciting as it goes on, but it's still a great production over all and I'm looking forward to the reported sequel.

Nimona: I can see why Disney shelved this one and I'm glad others picked it up and finished it. It's overt LGBT representation and themes are still too 'controversial' for the mouse's center stage and couldn't easily be censored for conservative audiences. Those themes are what make the story so timely and important, though. I can easily see Nimona becoming an icon for the community - if they weren't already. Beyond that it's just a great animated feature with a hilarious lead, fluid animation, beautiful art direction, and a touching story too.

My Hero Academia (S1): Finally got around to starting this one. I can see why it's been so successful; it ticks a lot of boxes that people are into. Having fun with it so far and I'll see if I can knock out the second season this week. Has the bad shonen habit of stretching five minutes of content into a full episode, though. Does that get any better (or worse) in future seasons?

I watched lots of Martial Arts movies recently.
Undisputed series.
Films by Jean Claude van Damme or Jackie Chan.