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TV Series
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Mayor West
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Cabinet of Curiosity, horror anthology on Netflix, first two episodes are great, only gets better by all accounts.
Looking forward to this.
Big fan of Guillermo del Toro.
Big fan of Guillermo del Toro.
Cabinet of Curiosity, horror anthology on Netflix, first two episodes are great, only gets better by all accounts.
TCIB
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Episodes 5-6 have just been released for Cabinet of Curiosities.
Watched the first one and found it a bit of a slow burner really. Hopefully the next ones are a bit more.Looking forward to this.
Big fan of Guillermo del Toro.
Bigga
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Just halfway through 'See' on its third and final season.
Although the world of blindness (limited by sighted actors and workable TV) has worn off as a unique aspect of entertainment, it still has magical moments in the fighting scenes.
However, one thing that truly stands out is actor Sylvia Hoecks' 'Queen Sibeth'! What amazing villainy on show and totally hamming it up! It's delicious to watch!
However, I place her second only to Jonathan Majors' live version of 'Kang'.
Two amazing TV acting entertainment of recent times for me.
Are there any better? I don't know.
Although the world of blindness (limited by sighted actors and workable TV) has worn off as a unique aspect of entertainment, it still has magical moments in the fighting scenes.
However, one thing that truly stands out is actor Sylvia Hoecks' 'Queen Sibeth'! What amazing villainy on show and totally hamming it up! It's delicious to watch!
However, I place her second only to Jonathan Majors' live version of 'Kang'.
Two amazing TV acting entertainment of recent times for me.
Are there any better? I don't know.
Just halfway through 'See' on its third and final season.
Although the world of blindness (limited by sighted actors and workable TV) has worn off as a unique aspect of entertainment, it still has magical moments in the fighting scenes.
However, one thing that truly stands out is actor Sylvia Hoecks' 'Queen Sibeth'! What amazing villainy on show and totally hamming it up! It's delicious to watch!
However, I place her second only to Jonathan Majors' live version of 'Kang'.
Two amazing TV acting entertainment of recent times for me.
Are there any better? I don't know.
It’s so well written and I’m glad it’s now ended with the third season!
It’s fine balance from being ridiculous as in blind peoples fighting or going through the show they look so assured in what they do, maybe they’ve evolved over the 100 of years to when they are in was scenes it should be like it is portrayed..
Great show loved it..
Apple do some great tv shows
Protein Junkie
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I watched the first two episodes last night. Really enjoying it so far. Fair dos to Stephen Graham too.I enjoyed the first 3 and for me just fizzled out towards the end.