DVDs I watched in March...

No need to comment. Backfilling leftover shots from the end of March and April in this album.

Top Left: From made for TV movies, this little series is almost a kind of Miss Marple series of mysteries as these two elderly ladies solve crimes with a very reluctant nephew on the police force.

Middle Left: Beowolf - a post-apopolyptic mystical take on an old story, but I love Christopher Lambert.

Bottom Left: Dame Maggie Smith deserved an Oscar for this role. It had to have been exhausting!

Top Right: I only saw part of this movie on TV many years ago, but was very intrigued by it. When I saw the DVD on Amazon for cheap - I got it. Great story about Jane Seymour's character seduced by a ghost.

Bottom Right: It's a cute sappy love story, but If it hadn't been cheap - I would not have bought it.

[Susan Wakely]

I can imagine watching these wearing cosy clothes and a nice cup of tea.

[Diana]

I have not watched a dvd in years, they all look interesting.

[Dawn]

A nice array of DVDs

[Mags]

@wakelys That's about what I did, Susan. =)

@ludwigsdiana Thanks, Diana. I don't have satellite or cable or streaming service and I have a nice DVD library to watch when I get tired of network TV on my rabbit ears.

@Dawn Thanks, Dawn.

[Babs]

They all look so interesting.

[Mags]

@onewing Thank you, Babs.

[Kathy A]

I have never seen or heard of any of these

[Mags]

@kjarn Well I wouldn't expect you to have heard of any except for the UK ones, and they are the two bottom left. =)

[Kathy A]

Why would you expect me to have heard of the UK ones?

[Mags]

@kjarn Well, I watch a lot of PBS and lately, I'm watching several TV shows out of Australia that have guest stars from the UK. Miss Fisher's Modern Murder Mysteries and Brokenwood are detective shows and RFDS about medical rescue. Excellent shows! I enjoy watching them very much and they were made a few years ago.

[Kathy A]

I have no idea what PBS is nor have I heard of any of those shows 😜

[Mags]

@kjarn Okay. I give.