[Magdalen] Globes d'Or

[Scott Knitter]

We've got pretty much all we need with our Roku streaming device, Hulu
and Netflix, and Google Chromecast. Either via Roku or Chromecast, one
can watch YouTube videos on the big TV as well, and they've got a lot
of full-length films on YouTube.

I do like to surf the live cable/local channels, but usually it's too
much of a hassle to re-figure out which wires to switch and buttons to
push!

Scott the Younger is into Futurama now. Yet another cartoon...although
very smartly written by Matt Groening and company. If my dream of a
few days off in solitude ever comes true, I imagine binge-watching 30
Rock.

On Fri, Dec 11, 2015 at 12:52 AM, Cantor03--- via Magdalen
<magdalen at herberthouse.org> wrote:
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> It's been ten years since I actually went to a cinema theater to
> watch a film.  I do have a bundle of cable television channels  devoted
> to movie films, but I watch so few of them I've been thinking of  canceling
> these services, and watching the occasional film on commercial TV
> channels.  The movie cable channels are expensive.
>
> I find my attention span is more limited than the length of an  average
> film, and so I'm always missing a portion of them at home as I'm off into
> the
> kitchen for popcorn and soda or whatever.  For me to go off to a  real
> cinema theater and watching a film 120 - 180 minutes in length would
> be pure torture.
>
>
> David Strang.



-- 
Scott R. Knitter
Edgewater, Chicago, Illinois USA