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Watched the first 2 Night Stalker. Really good. Lots that I didn't know.
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0BobLobLaw0 wrote:Just started The Queens Gambit. Very good so far.
FYI - there's a 14 min doc on Netflix on the making of The Queen's Gambit that I recommend watching once you're done.
At a party given by a billionaire, Kurt Vonnegut informs Joseph Heller that their host had made more money in a single day than Heller had earned from his novel Catch-22.
Heller responds, “Yes, but I have something he will never have — ENOUGH.”
Heller responds, “Yes, but I have something he will never have — ENOUGH.”
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Anime Corner!
Wonder Egg Priority, has been the most exciting new show of the season. It's an original story, helmed by a TV/Movie guy who's never touched anime before. It's unabashedly queer, incredibly weird, and equal parts dark and hopeful. I haven't seen a show so willing to embrace the possibilities of animation while rejecting the conventions of anime since probably Paranoia Agent.
It's a hard show to describe, and I'd encourage people to go in cold anyways. It's a story about dreams, trauma, and figuring out how to connect with others. It's two episodes in, so the wheels could fall off, but so far it's blown me away.
Wonder Egg Priority, has been the most exciting new show of the season. It's an original story, helmed by a TV/Movie guy who's never touched anime before. It's unabashedly queer, incredibly weird, and equal parts dark and hopeful. I haven't seen a show so willing to embrace the possibilities of animation while rejecting the conventions of anime since probably Paranoia Agent.
It's a hard show to describe, and I'd encourage people to go in cold anyways. It's a story about dreams, trauma, and figuring out how to connect with others. It's two episodes in, so the wheels could fall off, but so far it's blown me away.
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Always heard Mr. Robot was good but never watched. Watched the first episode this morning. It hooked me from the first minute.
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Anybody watch Devs on Hulu/FX? It was by far my favorite show of last year. Alex Garland is a genius in my eyes
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"How To with John Wilson" on HBO Max is so damn funny.
At a party given by a billionaire, Kurt Vonnegut informs Joseph Heller that their host had made more money in a single day than Heller had earned from his novel Catch-22.
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Heller responds, “Yes, but I have something he will never have — ENOUGH.”
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MickeyDavis wrote:Always heard Mr. Robot was good but never watched. Watched the first episode this morning. It hooked me from the first minute.
One of my favorite series ever. I know a lot of people who gave up on 2nd Season because they found it to be too weird/crazy.
In case you have any questions left at the end of S.02 everything is explained on the 3rd. It has a lot of twists, stick with it, totally worth it.
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MickeyDavis wrote:Always heard Mr. Robot was good but never watched. Watched the first episode this morning. It hooked me from the first minute.
That'll fade.
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It's time for John Larroquette to receive his richly-deserved laurels.imo
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Wonka wrote:Few years late on this, but I’ve really been enjoying Last Chance U on Netflix. Going through the seasons in Independence, Kansas and it’s a great docuseries. It’s about football but it’s really more about people and community and passion. Highly recommend it
QB1 is worth a watch when you're done. Not as good, but it's in the same vein.
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I don't know if I've mentioned this here before, but if you haven't watched Catastrophe, I don't know what the **** you're waiting for.
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Wonka wrote:Anybody watch Devs on Hulu/FX? It was by far my favorite show of last year. Alex Garland is a genius in my eyes
Sonoya Mizuno was so bad in that series, it almost completely pulled me out of it. Other than her, I liked it.
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Operation Odessa on Netflix is a pretty enjoyable doc. One of those so weird you wouldn't believe it if it wasn't true stories.
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I miss Barry and Succession.
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emunney wrote:I miss Barry and Succession.
Succession was on in the summer 2019 and 2020 so I'm hoping they're able to keep to that and we see season 3 this summer. Barry though was on in March 2018 and 2019 so I'm not sure why it wasn't on in March 2020 or when season 3 will be coming. From what I read the scripts for season 4 have already been written. I don't know if season 3 was filmed but not aired for some reason or if it hasn't even been filmed yet.
Both great series .
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MickeyDavis wrote:emunney wrote:I miss Barry and Succession.
Succession was on in the summer 2019 and 2020 so I'm hoping they're able to keep to that and we see season 3 this summer. Barry though was on in March 2018 and 2019 so I'm not sure why it wasn't on in March 2020 or when season 3 will be coming. From what I read the scripts for season 4 have already been written. I don't know if season 3 was filmed but not aired for some reason or if it hasn't even been filmed yet.
Both great series .
I think with Barry they had a plan to take a little break before shooting season 3 and were supposed to start production in March or April last year. But other than that they went ahead and wrote season 4 like you said, I haven't heard anything about when they're planning on starting production. Maybe they'll shoot them back to back if they get an early renewal. To be clear, I'm not criticizing, I just miss the shows.


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WRau1 wrote:Wonka wrote:Anybody watch Devs on Hulu/FX? It was by far my favorite show of last year. Alex Garland is a genius in my eyes
Sonoya Mizuno was so bad in that series, it almost completely pulled me out of it. Other than her, I liked it.
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Godzila vs Kong.... To me, golden standard for movies like these is probably independence day. Effects in that one are so good, because they used real models, and it is just more fun to watch real **** get wrecked. CGI is just not there yet for me to be exited about all this destruction honestly, (and they do not use CGI beacause its better, they use it because its easier, and thats sad) I wish they still used practical effects, now it might as well just be animated film.
First episode was good, tho it relied on awkward comedy, which I usually cant get over it. But the real good part that it was really short, didnt drag at all, thats my input on first episode.
Badgerlander wrote:Can’t bring myself to even start wandavision the previews look horrible
First episode was good, tho it relied on awkward comedy, which I usually cant get over it. But the real good part that it was really short, didnt drag at all, thats my input on first episode.
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The criticism of Wandavision early on is that it relies too heavily on Easter Eggs. I agree with that.
Thankfully, things start to get going in the third episode and I'm pretty confident in it becoming great.
Thankfully, things start to get going in the third episode and I'm pretty confident in it becoming great.
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I'm loving WandaVision, but it's definitely more niche than what the Marvel machine usually puts out. The concept - creating a comfortable artificial world to deal with grief, but unable to control the darkness seeping in - is great, and a bit David Lynch like. I'm sure the sci-fi action is about to drop, but I have no complaints so far.
And I think "drunk" Vision was hilarious.
And I think "drunk" Vision was hilarious.











