1) "Anxious People"--Netflix--Scandinavian crime series--season 1--6 episodes--2 hours & 51 minutes--a comedy thriller that is not funny or thrilling--the solution to the crime is interesting but way too late--I suffered through all 6 episodes so you wouldn't!


2) "Bird Box"--Netflix--movie--2 hours & 2 minutes--watch the first 15 minutes and the last 15 minutes and you have seen the movie--I love Sandra Bullock but......use the 92 minutes between the beginning and end to do something with your life


3) "A Madea Homecoming"--Netflix--11th(?) Madea movie--1 hour & 47 minutes--I am a huge fan of Tyler Perry as an actor, director, writer, producer, etc., but, sorry, I can't stand his Madea character and movies--I did laugh---once--near the end at the sheep 'joke' and, yes, dropped a few tears , also near the end, in the graduation speech where he got his message across--if you have to, watch the last 20-30 minutes--I gave Madea another chance but never again


4) "Harlem"--Amazon Prime--series--season 1--10 episodes--5 hours 45 minutes--about 4 girlfriends making it in the Big Apple--they live, laugh, love, have sex, fun and are interesting--of course, the 4 are completely different so why they are friends are not really explained--it is fun and interesting to watch and I will probably tune into season 2 without feeling I am wasting my time (See 3 movies above!)


5) "The Edge of Seventeen"--Netflix--movie--1 hour & 44 minutes--I was/never will be a 17 year old girl so I can't identify with Hailee Steinfeld--for that matter I wasn't a typical high school teenager as I was too busy living my other life but this gives me a good idea how 'the other half' lives/lived--a better than average teen story with Steinfeld a good lead--enjoy!


6) "Munich: The Edge of War"--Netflix--movie--2 hours & 10 minutes--a very timely movie--it is also a very politically and talky film about Hitler & Chamberlain a year before they would be at war making an agreement not to go to war--the love story/personal stories could have been eliminated for a much better film--a historical drama very timely with good acting and, considering what happened, an ironic true story, definitely worth seeing