1) "Goodbye Seventies"--Prime Amazon--movie-- 1 hour & 30 minutes--For such a film to look and feel so amateurish and the acting so bad when made in 2020 even though about the 1970s is really disconcerting--yes, the old film news clip look from that era but if that was the director, screenplay and story, all the same man aim it didn't work--oh yes, Todd Verow also wrote the music--it is my experience that a director shouldn't do more than 2 jobs at the most--the last 10 of the 15 minutes is what this film should have been


2) "Worst Roommate Ever"--Netflix--documentary--limited series--5 episodes--3 hours & 56 minutes--if nothing else it may make a person think of having a roommate whether the former or latter is male or female to do a lot more investigating of them than if they can afford the rent--also the one renting should be very aware of the law, especially squatting--while I didn't find it entertaining I did find the documentary interesting & a horror film in one


3) "The Thing about Pam"--NBC--limited series on Dateline--6 episodes (including commercials)--strictly not a streaming show with each episode being shown each succeeding week--upfront I am not a Renee Zellweger fan and this certainly doesn't change my mind--in one of the very few times I have done this I am not masochistic and have no plans to see anymore episodes


4) "Chasing Payment"--Amazon Prime--film--1 hour & 21 minutes--this sort of short film, which seems anything but, adds many seconds in addition to minutes as fillers o make it a 'feature' film--why it is divided into 6 'chapters' I have no idea-- the most interesting character is sort of dismissed when you want to learn more about him than the lead--this is another case of the director also producing and writing the film when he should, maybe, just have concentrated on directing


5) "Pieces Of Her"--Netflix--series--season 1--8 episodes--6 hours & 49 minutes--having many similarities to "In From The Cold" (see 'steaming reviews of March 1, 2022')--a mother and daughter with the former having a hidden past the daughter knows nothing about and slowly finds out--this is definitely the most violent of the two not to mention not as well acted--as I am a huge fan of Toni Collette it was very disappointing to see her very flat acting in this--can you handle/like seeing a woman slit a man's throat, a man put a knife through a woman's hand, people shot, a woman sitting on a commode, a woman vomiting---and they show it all in the first episode--than this is for you--if you have a choice please choose "In From The Cold"


6) "Say Yes"--Amazon Prime--movie--1 hour & 34 minutes--funny, touching, chemistry between the 3 leads--death, life, love but something is/was 'off' yet if you asked what it was I couldn't answer--this is a different, interesting film looking at humans whose sexuality is questionable