Nethermoor
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flook
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I enjoyed it, messes with your head a bitAnyone watched 3 Body Problem? If so, is it any good?
She’s fucking off for the weekend (get the fuck in) and so until we kick off on Sunday I want something new to watch.
Bigga
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Anyone watched 3 Body Problem? If so, is it any good?
She’s fucking off for the weekend (get the fuck in) and so until we kick off on Sunday I want something new to watch.
I must say, I admired its grand ambition.
It's rather like like 'Foundation' in that respect.
Anyone watched 3 Body Problem? If so, is it any good?
She’s fucking off for the weekend (get the fuck in) and so until we kick off on Sunday I want something new to watch.
Yeah loved the uniqueness of the show!
They filmed season 2 and 3 together and Netflix will release season 2 this year some time no exact dates..
This trailer is for those who seen season 1
Barcon
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We watched it. I couldn't remember what it was about so I asked the wife and she doesn't remember watching it.Anyone watched 3 Body Problem? If so, is it any good?
She’s fucking off for the weekend (get the fuck in) and so until we kick off on Sunday I want something new to watch.
must have been shite.
Bill Walker
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Watched season 2 of The Old Man.
Slow, bordering on boring.
Slow, bordering on boring.
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Daughter is irritating as shitWatched season 2 of The Old Man.
Slow, bordering on boring.
thelantern
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Yeah loved the uniqueness of the show!
They filmed season 2 and 3 together and Netflix will release season 2 this year some time no exact dates..
This trailer is for those who seen season 1
I like the series but that trailer is an abomination and doesn't do the programme any justice at all.
Bigga
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Started 'Memory of a Killer' a Patrick Dempsey vehicle.
I'm so confused by its choices of storytelling. I can't tell if it's projecting to be a light or serious story after the pilot episodes. The colour palette chosen adds to this confusion.
Finally, I think Kelsey Grammer's 'Boss' (one series, if I remember correctly) did this depiction so much better and I feel this is, somewhat, piggybacking off it. With that said, there are other films/ shows in a similar vein.
I don't know if I'll continue it.
I'm so confused by its choices of storytelling. I can't tell if it's projecting to be a light or serious story after the pilot episodes. The colour palette chosen adds to this confusion.
Finally, I think Kelsey Grammer's 'Boss' (one series, if I remember correctly) did this depiction so much better and I feel this is, somewhat, piggybacking off it. With that said, there are other films/ shows in a similar vein.
I don't know if I'll continue it.
Bigga
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Forgot to say I watched 'Wonder Man' also.
It's an interesting take on a "back story" that's not quite a back story. Don't want to go further than that or it'll pretty much spoil the show, to my mind.
The end result poses more questions than answers but, in the end, it allows one more superhero into the Marvel Universe. I think this is the start of the West Coast Avengers and/ or will be the 'Wanda'/ 'Vision'/ 'Wonder Man' tryst (unless the writers change up the comic storyline)?
What I will say, that's totally positive, is that this turns out to be the Sir Ben Kingsley show, really!!
Nice to see he's still got that scene stealing ability without really trying!
It's an interesting take on a "back story" that's not quite a back story. Don't want to go further than that or it'll pretty much spoil the show, to my mind.
The end result poses more questions than answers but, in the end, it allows one more superhero into the Marvel Universe. I think this is the start of the West Coast Avengers and/ or will be the 'Wanda'/ 'Vision'/ 'Wonder Man' tryst (unless the writers change up the comic storyline)?
What I will say, that's totally positive, is that this turns out to be the Sir Ben Kingsley show, really!!
Nice to see he's still got that scene stealing ability without really trying!
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He still hasn't found it...Did you give the series a go though?
How did ya find it?
mrbelfry
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Came on here to ask if anyone was watching this. Just finished the door man episode and mostly enjoying it so far. Albeit I know nothing about the character so have no conception of what the character should be like. It has a couple of the annoying marvelisms and I'm not real fan of the 'hollywood is great" trope but I do like the cinematography particular how still the camera is. Ben Kingsley's accent is a little irritating but he has good chemistry with the other actor and when he speaks softly he has a way of drawing you in. The series could really easily have been She Hulk but it has surprised me how enjoyable it is so farForgot to say I watched 'Wonder Man' also.
It's an interesting take on a "back story" that's not quite a back story. Don't want to go further than that or it'll pretty much spoil the show, to my mind.
The end result poses more questions than answers but, in the end, it allows one more superhero into the Marvel Universe. I think this is the start of the West Coast Avengers and/ or will be the 'Wanda'/ 'Vision'/ 'Wonder Man' tryst (unless the writers change up the comic storyline)?
What I will say, that's totally positive, is that this turns out to be the Sir Ben Kingsley show, really!!
Nice to see he's still got that scene stealing ability without really trying!
Bigga
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Came on here to ask if anyone was watching this. Just finished the door man episode and mostly enjoying it so far. Albeit I know nothing about the character so have no conception of what the character should be like. It has a couple of the annoying marvelisms and I'm not real fan of the 'hollywood is great" trope but I do like the cinematography particular how still the camera is. Ben Kingsley's accent is a little irritating but he has good chemistry with the other actor and when he speaks softly he has a way of drawing you in. The series could really easily have been She Hulk but it has surprised me how enjoyable it is so far
I think you'd have to watch it a couple of times to pick up all the building msgs that goes on in the show.
On reflection, it's quite clever and I liken it to the Marvel TV show 'Legion' in the building methodology and that's almost 10 years old!
mrbelfry
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Legion is pretty good but can be a tough watch. It really slows down in places.I think you'd have to watch it a couple of times to pick up all the building msgs that goes on in the show.
On reflection, it's quite clever and I liken it to the Marvel TV show 'Legion' in the building methodology and that's almost 10 years old!
johnny crossan
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Night Manager Series 2 concluded last night - think they must already have Series 3 in the can
Bigga
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Legion is pretty good but can be a tough watch. It really slows down in places.
I agree because it got myopic and, probably, why it missed the mark and today the writers wouldn't go that deep.
Personally, I thought the pay off was worth it when 'Haller' realised his full potential.
Protein Junkie
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ITV Drama “After the Flood”. Reminds me of Happy Valley plus it’s got Sophie Rundle in it.