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Mesmerized 02-17-20 07:08 PM

The Kominsky Method
 
I just found this yesterday. Netflix subscribers and fans of Michael Douglas might enjoy this comedy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjuOTlf5Jb0

Stirchley 02-17-20 07:10 PM

Re: The Kominsky Method
 
Gideon & I have both talked about this show. Maybe in the television thread?

I’ve seen the entire thing & really like it. Gideon likes it too.

Holden Pike 02-17-20 07:12 PM

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I have only watched season one but it is amusing.

Yoda 02-17-20 08:04 PM

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Season two is equally as amusing, FWIW. Not the kind of thing you have to watch immediately, but a good, pleasant time.

Gideon58 02-17-20 08:25 PM

Originally Posted by Stirchley (Post 2066593)
Gideon & I have both talked about this show. Maybe in the television thread?

I’ve seen the entire thing & really like it. Gideon likes it too.
I haven't seen The Kominsky Method, you're confusing me with someone else.

Stirchley 02-17-20 08:33 PM

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⬆️ Huh. Wonder who it could have been?

Austruck 02-18-20 01:28 AM

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Love this show. Consistently good banter, and Douglas and Arkin have a great chemistry. It flies under the radar but is well worth the time.

Stirchley 02-19-20 02:37 PM

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I find it hard to believe that Arkin is 10 years older than Douglas.

Austruck 02-25-20 01:27 PM

Originally Posted by Stirchley (Post 2067061)
I find it hard to believe that Arkin is 10 years older than Douglas.
Probably because he's always been bald and therefore already looked a little ageless. :) Douglas, on the other hand, had been sick for a while a few years ago and I think that aged him rapidly from that point on. Plus, he's no spring chicken to begin with! :D

Austruck 06-04-21 01:54 AM

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Just binged all of season 3 of this show (only six episodes). Seems like it might be a final season. Hope not. Lots of good moments throughout the episodes.

Stirchley 06-04-21 01:54 PM

Originally Posted by Austruck (Post 2209921)
Just binged all of season 3 of this show (only six episodes). Seems like it might be a final season. Hope not. Lots of good moments throughout the episodes.
Fairly sure it’s the final season. Have to wait until I re-subscribe to Netflix to watch it.

Austruck 06-05-21 10:22 PM

Originally Posted by Stirchley (Post 2210011)
Fairly sure it’s the final season. Have to wait until I re-subscribe to Netflix to watch it.
It felt like the final season. Sad to admit it, but it felt like the right ending.

GulfportDoc 06-07-21 10:26 AM

I had it in mind that I'd sampled this series and didn't care for it. But when I went back and re-started season 1, it was obvious that I'd begun it before, but forgot about it.

The droll humor is attractive, as are Douglas, Arkin, and Nancy Travis. I can sure relate to the running senior gags! Happy to have re-investigated the series, and will look forward to the rest.

Stirchley 02-14-22 02:30 PM

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Just finished the 3rd & final season. Michael Douglas totally made this show. Really enjoyed him & the show.

Yoda 02-14-22 02:34 PM

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Yeah, it's a solid little series. I enjoyed it, and I'm glad it didn't go on too long either, even though it's the kind of show that could, since it's about mood and character more than plot.

Austruck 02-14-22 02:55 PM

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I've appreciated many characters portrayed by Michael Douglas over the decades (clearly, acting chops run in that family), but the roles he's played since he's gotten a little older seem like some of his best work. I loved him in this series, and my favorite role of his has to be as Grady Tripp in Wonder Boys. That was quite a while ago now, but he played a not-as-young-as-he-used-to-be writer with a few aches and pains in a marvelous way.

Stirchley 02-14-22 03:10 PM

Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 2282358)
Yeah, it's a solid little series. I enjoyed it, and I'm glad it didn't go on too long either, even though it's the kind of show that could, since it's about mood and character more than plot.
Agree. It was time to end it.

My only quibble would be a little too much of Reiser. I wasn’t invested in his rôle.

Originally Posted by Austruck (Post 2282377)
I've appreciated many characters portrayed by Michael Douglas over the decades (clearly, acting chops run in that family), but the roles he's played since he's gotten a little older seem like some of his best work. I loved him in this series, and my favorite role of his has to be as Grady Tripp in Wonder Boys. That was quite a while ago now, but he played a not-as-young-as-he-used-to-be writer with a few aches and pains in a marvelous way.
Never seen the Wonder Boys. I’ve liked him in rôles like Wall Street. He’s also got a fantastic voice.

Kathleen Turner looks somewhat wrecked for her age & I genuinely worried for her breathing, which was not her acting.

Austruck 02-14-22 04:47 PM

Originally Posted by Stirchley (Post 2282390)
Agree. It was time to end it.

My only quibble would be a little too much of Reiser. I wasn’t invested in his rôle.



Never seen the Wonder Boys. I’ve liked him in rôles like Wall Street. He’s also got a fantastic voice.

Kathleen Turner looks somewhat wrecked for her age & I genuinely worried for her breathing, which was not her acting.
Agreed on all these points. Wasn't a fan of Reiser's semi-forced character. It was fun to see Turner and Douglas together again, but yes, she hasn't fared as well as Douglas over the years.

I highly recommend Wonder Boys. One of my top-ten all-time favorite movies. (Doesn't hurt that it was filmed in Pittsburgh, in areas I know well, and on the campus of my alma mater too.) :D

Stirchley 02-14-22 05:24 PM

Originally Posted by Austruck (Post 2282417)
Agreed on all these points. Wasn't a fan of Reiser's semi-forced character. It was fun to see Turner and Douglas together again, but yes, she hasn't fared as well as Douglas over the years.

I highly recommend Wonder Boys. One of my top-ten all-time favorite movies. (Doesn't hurt that it was filmed in Pittsburgh, in areas I know well, and on the campus of my alma mater too.) :D
Will put wonder Boys in Netflix Q.

Austruck 02-14-22 06:15 PM

Originally Posted by Stirchley (Post 2282428)
Will put wonder Boys in Netflix Q.
It's not always easy to find for free. It's currently available on HBO Max, but that's about it.


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