Uncle Wally One Ball
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oldtimerdiscopants
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I tried to watch Bodyguard but only got 15 minutes in before I mentally collapsed under the weight of mundane expectation turned into gleefully woken boredom.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Really? I expected it to be average BBC bollocks and so avoided the initial fuss about it but I watched the first 2 episodes last night and am really enjoying it.I tried to watch Bodyguard but only got 15 minutes in before I mentally collapsed under the weight of mundane expectation turned into gleefully woken boredom.
oldtimerdiscopants
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Really? I expected it to be average BBC bollocks and so avoided the initial fuss about it but I watched the first 2 episodes last night and am really enjoying it.
Was it just the first 15 minutes of it that was a bit on the cliched side?
I watched Killing Eve instead though which was brilliant in a different way mate.
urban genie
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Gonna give the haunting of hill house on netflix a look.
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Bigga
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Well, after letting series 2 of 'Luke Cage' settle in my thoughts, I must say I actually enjoyed 90% of it.
Nothing's ever going to be perfect and if series 1 had been written in the same manner, we could have had a classic series akin to 'Daredevil' on our hands.
I don't mean in the same mode, just in it's own way.
It's great that the writers let 'Cage' question more of his morality.
It's a good angle that already sets it apart the rest of the others.
Fairly decent.
Nothing's ever going to be perfect and if series 1 had been written in the same manner, we could have had a classic series akin to 'Daredevil' on our hands.
I don't mean in the same mode, just in it's own way.
It's great that the writers let 'Cage' question more of his morality.
It's a good angle that already sets it apart the rest of the others.
Fairly decent.
FantasyIreland
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Good.It was shite.Well anyone who enjoyed iron fist it’s been cancelled after 2 seasons.
Bigga
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Well anyone who enjoyed iron fist it’s been cancelled after 2 seasons.
Well, that puts paid to 'The Defenders', then. The other stand alone series have improved.
I suppose, there's a distant possibility of a revival and re-imagining of 'Iron Fist' making 'Danny Rand' half Asian, at least.
They should have done that from the off, or have a much more charismatic actor do something with a character that's fairly dull.
Fight scenes should have been sooo much better and Netflix/ Marvel lost control of this one, big time!
urban genie
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Well, that puts paid to 'The Defenders', then. The other stand alone series have improved.
I suppose, there's a distant possibility of a revival and re-imagining of 'Iron Fist' making 'Danny Rand' half Asian, at least.
They should have done that from the off, or have a much more charismatic actor do something with a character that's fairly dull.
Fight scenes should have been sooo much better and Netflix/ Marvel lost control of this one, big time!
Second series was much better tbf, all that was needed was a better story, which season 2 had and finished strongly, much better than Luke cage and Jessica Jones did imho.
What they should have done was use Luke Cage and Iron fist season 2 into a heroes for hire storyline and as they have said the charactor will be seen again I can see Luke Cage S3 possibly becoming.
Also the scope for a Daughter of the Dragon spin off happening with Rand appearing as a cameo would be popular