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pengaldinho wrote:Watched 'Bitter Lake' on Iplayer recently, interesting documentary looking at the part played by the West in the middle east over the last 100 years and the spread of Wahhabism.

You'll find all Adam Curtis Documentaries on thoughtmaybe.com Peng - eye opening stuff
https://thoughtmaybe.com/by/adam-curtis/

OneHighMofo wrote:

pengaldinho wrote:Watched 'Bitter Lake' on Iplayer recently, interesting documentary looking at the part played by the West in the middle east over the last 100 years and the spread of Wahhabism.

You'll find all Adam Curtis Documentaries on thoughtmaybe.com Peng - eye opening stuff
https://thoughtmaybe.com/by/adam-curtis/

Cheers mate Ill check them out.

Interesting (would not buy it though , still very interesting)
Should be useful for budtenders!

Oldie but goldie, just remembered this one today and thought I'd share, be sure to watch 'till the end.

pengaldinho wrote:

OneHighMofo wrote:

pengaldinho wrote:Watched 'Bitter Lake' on Iplayer recently, interesting documentary looking at the part played by the West in the middle east over the last 100 years and the spread of Wahhabism.

You'll find all Adam Curtis Documentaries on thoughtmaybe.com Peng - eye opening stuff
https://thoughtmaybe.com/by/adam-curtis/

Cheers mate Ill check them out.

New Adam Curtis doc this sunday peng - unsettling stuff as ever
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis/e ... da423b5df5

was smokin some nice greencrack hash and flippin through stations and ran across to live and die in LA and had to watch ,the soundtrax is kool,hadnt seen it in decades...great flick,...

OneHighMofo wrote:

pengaldinho wrote:

OneHighMofo wrote:
You'll find all Adam Curtis Documentaries on thoughtmaybe.com Peng - eye opening stuff
https://thoughtmaybe.com/by/adam-curtis/

Cheers mate Ill check them out.

New Adam Curtis doc this sunday peng - unsettling stuff as ever
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis/e ... da423b5df5

Thanks again for the heads up - HyperNormalisation was really interesting. I just watched his 'Pandora's Box- A Fable From the Age of Science' series which was eye opening.

pengaldinho wrote:

OneHighMofo wrote:

pengaldinho wrote: Cheers mate Ill check them out.

New Adam Curtis doc this sunday peng - unsettling stuff as ever
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis/e ... da423b5df5

Thanks again for the heads up - HyperNormalisation was really interesting. I just watched his 'Pandora's Box- A Fable From the Age of Science' series which was eye opening.

I think Pandoras Box is the only one I haven't watched - I'll give it a whirl cheers.
have you looked at Scott Noble yet? Similar style - all his films interweave and share a familiar narrative re-told through a wide-angle lefty lens https://thoughtmaybe.com/?s=scott+noble

been watching ash vs evil dead on starz,...great new show ,its a continuation of the evil dead trilogy,..based in my great state of michigan,...fun to watch blitzed,...

Just finished Rick & Morty, what a head fuck, but comically genius one that bit is – and for a cartoon no less!

3% is a brazillian produced show, netflix original, so the catch is enduring either dubs or subtitles - unless your Brazilian Portuguese game is "on fleek", as the shithead youth are saying these days– offers some well written, and parodical dystopian storylines.

Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency is based on a novel of the same name by the guy who also wrote Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy. Offers his brand of quirk, stars Elijah Wood, and is a netflix original in (US) English, so no dubs/subtitles necessary!

All three highly recommended by yours truly, and all three are available on Netflix*, (* = Rick & Morty, subject to variation, but is available on the Dutch version library currently)

Switching back between a few webcams in Amsterdam

Mr.Robot seasons 1 and 2.

Great stuff.

Ballers starring Dwayne Johnson. Seasons 1 and 2.

There is a fantastic documentary showing on BBC iPlayer at the moment where they explore the lives of young people in modern rural Britain. Set in the Cotswolds it is both insightful and sympathetic to its subject matter. So if you have any interest in sociology or just enjoy a well made factual documentary please do watch 'This Country'

Fuck That's Delicious starring NY rapper, former chef and avid foodie Action Bronson in his romps around the world touring as hip-hop artist, eating fine cuisine through his dab fuelled munchies. Not too serious, very improv format of episodes and premise, good for a stoner's attention span!