1) "Midnight In Paris"--Netflix--movie--1 hour & 36 minutes--if you could go back in time when and where would you go? In this fantasy Woody Allen (Owen Wilson) picks Paris in the time of Cole Porter, Picasso, Ernest Hemingway, Scott F. and Zelda Fitzgerald, to name a few he meets, hangs out with and finds himself--of all the stars involved Marion Cotillard, as Picasso's current lover is truly a standout, giving the beauties of Paris competition--it is a fantasy world and story and picture--get lost in it!


2) "Adrift"--Netflix--movie--true story---1 hour & 36 minutes--Shailene Woodley & Sam Caflin are a young attractive couple with good chemistry in the love scenes part of the film--water scenes, no pun intended, are crystal clear--unless you know the true story the ending will be a surprise--stay for the credits and what happened after!


3) "In From The Cold"--Netflix--series--season 1--6 hours & 28 minutes--a good thriller but little is made of important parts of the script, especially the 'morphing' which did turn me off--the mother and daughter aspect lends some humor and heart to the series--action, heart, humor, physical action, a professional woman who can beat any man makes for a good but not quite believable thriller.


4) "Donkeyhead"--Netflix--Canadian film--1 hour & 45 minutes--does every family member keep secrets from each other? With their father dying 4 siblings come together and, yes, each have their secret--a good cast, humor, touching and filmed in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, (a place I am not familiar with) all make this a winner!


5) "The Hand of God"--Netflix--Italian film--2 hours & 9 minutes--though I was impressed with the scenes of Naples I was not at all impressed with the story of a kid who wants to be a film director and becomes one as an adult--it centers around a rude, crude and large family of which I could only 'like'' one of them--a waste of time except for the Naples scenes which were filmed better in the 'old' Italian movies with Sophie Loren, Gina Lollobrigida, etc.