I watched half of that movie and that was enough. I’ll give it four burning crosses
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I watched half of that movie and that was enough. I’ll give it four burning crosses
Finally caught up to it last night.
Wasn't ready for it. Wife didn't think it was what happened until previews for next week.
Not sure I'm interested going forward now.
They better not have killed Pablo. I give up, I’ll have to start watching.
Spoiler::: That
Seemed more like a finale than the second episode. The banter between Pablo and Elly has been the best part.
Shit, now I think I'm going to have to reup my Max subscription and check this season out.
Recommendation for reading: Hayek's Bastards:
I'm half way through it-excellent work. Highly recommended. Way better than the Great Gatsby @larsIU 😂 😂 😂
I'm half way through it-excellent work. Highly recommended. Way better than the Great Gatsby @larsIU 😂 😂 😂
Is that Mas?
I watched half of that movie and that was enough. I’ll give it four burning crosses
I saw author Fredrik Backman last night promoting his new book, My Friends. He was charming and funny. If you haven’t read Beartown, I think many of you would like it. He’s best known for A Man Called Ove, which he published when he was only 30 years old. It was made into the Tom Hanks movie A Man Called Otto. He’s a Swedish author.
TIL Bunk Moreland was also Little Caesar in Sleepers. So goddamn skinny in that film, too.
It's meh. The plot this season with a war between a religious cult and the WLF could be interesting, we'll see. The revenge arc is overdone.
I thought last night was ok. Last season each episode was really emotional, but so far the only one that has been was episode two.
So I am a bit of a Star Wars nerd, but Andor was excellent. If some of the recent Disney offerings turned you off from the franchise, do yourself a favor and check that show out. If you aren't a big fan, it still stands on its own. Both seasons are now fully available and it has action but it is more a character driven spy thriller.
Guilty pleasure on most of it but Andor is quality either way.
I really liked the first season. Problem I have is that I have no recollection of what happened and would need to rewatch season 1 before doing season 2. It’s the same problem I have with Dune 2. Yes, I’m old.
Mobland on paramount. If you like crime family type of shows, it's pretty good.
Tom Hardy is really good in it. So is Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirror, who make a really good duo.
Tom Hardy is really good in it. So is Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirror, who make a really good duo.
She's playing one helluva conniving bitch. She had us hating that character before all of it unfolded.
I’ve seen it advertised. Love Tom Hardy and Helen Mirren’s work.
Was excited to try it until you endorsed it. And now I know it sucks.
Bella Ramsey is maybe the least sympathetic main character I’ve ever watched.
She seemingly has nothing redeemable about her other than being a lesbian?
I will not be watching anymore.
Fallout is coming back in the Fall. Ella Purnell is an actual lead actress who is awesome.
It really is excellent. And Pierce Brosnan as a bad dude is outstanding. Tom Hardy, though, makes this show. Best thing I’ve seen in a long time. Just waiting on Landman and Tulsa King.
FallOut is excellent.
Tonight's episode of Last Of Us was great. Joel is in the whole thing. Flashbacks. Dumb decision what they did. Pedro Pascal is that show.
Yes. Just happenstance. We seem to have exhausted anything worthwhile on Netflix, Apple and Prime video.
They have it all in a rotation. As soon you subscribe for the year on Paramount, Netflix will drop something that you can't live without and you'll have to subscribe to it. Prime is August. Apple TV is September. IU Hoops will force your hand with Peacock in October.
Was just coming on to say that. It was a tear jerker and the interaction between the two is definitely what made season one. Last night was sorely needed.
IU hoops hasn't forced my hand on anything for a long time.
I was kinda hoping there for a minute that the actor who played his dad would now be a recurring character. That guy was great in Better Call Saul. He killed that scene, as did Joe Pantalione with his!
I've been binging Last of Us and saw from the beginning up to now over the past 2 weeks.
The shift from seeing Joel kill everybody all the time in multiple badass ways, to seeing these long teen lesbian make-out scenes, seems a downgrade. Nothing against portraying LGBTQ onscreen, it's just been a weird transition from a Rambo tough guy focus to teen angst and identity crisis focus (still with some badass killing, though).
The shift from seeing Joel kill everybody all the time in multiple badass ways, to seeing these long teen lesbian make-out scenes, seems a downgrade. Nothing against portraying LGBTQ onscreen, it's just been a weird transition from a Rambo tough guy focus to teen angst and identity crisis focus (still with some badass killing, though).
