Spring Breakers. Because of the recommendation from my sis and niece.
It sucked.
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Spring Breakers. Because of the recommendation from my sis and niece.
It sucked.
Peacemaker Episode One. Percentage of population that are lesbians - 1%. Streaming shows that have lesbian characters - 100%.
YouTube suggested this and though I didn't intend to I ended up watching it to the very end. :O
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtxiokrYpxw
I can recommend Last Night in Soho
Reacher (2022) I'm enjoying it. The characters are good but the plot is a bit thin to sustain for eight episodes.
Power Book IV: Force
I really didn't give a shit about Tariq or Kanan, but I missed Tommy. Two episodes in, I ain't disappointed.
Two episodes in. Not impressed by the acting.Quote:
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Then again, you like Power so glass houses or something.
My biggest complaint about Reacher is the last episode is pretty ludicrous. A cacophony ridiculousness. It doesn't so much stretch plausibility as rip it into a thousand tiny pieces, bury it out in the woods and then salt the ground around it. Still, genuine guy stuff where the principle characters aren't all evil and/or criminals is so hard to find nowadays, I'm totally up for a second season. :)
https://www.npr.org/2022/02/18/10815...ason-wait-time
Good read. Very true.
Deep Water (2022) Hamstrings itself badly from the outset by serving up some thoroughly unlikable main characters. Also for a movie purported to be an erotic thriller, directed by the undisputed king of erotic thrillers- Adrian Lyne , there is remarkably little either erotism or thrills but I guess such are the times we live in. At least it isn't a three hour superhero movie.
Fury.
Yesterday I mini-binged the first two episodes of "Outer Range"... I give it two thumbs up and can't wait for the next two, next week! :)
(Yeah, probably not for everyone, but I have a tendency to gravitate to strange things.) :alien:
I think "From", "Severance" and "PB: Force" have probably ended their seasons... I have to look to the future... though I will miss Tommy and Mark. 'nuff said. ;)
Next up... I can finally finish "Clarkson's Farm" from last year... yep, I like funny farm'in shows as well. :)
Check out Hammond's Garage as well, then. Not quite as entertaining, but still a good waste of time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stehle
I did end up watching The Contractor (2022) and it did end up being incredibly bad. Streaming service movie, who'd have figured?
Mini-series Clark has bunch of great actors and nice music
Okay, A quick mention... "The Old Man"... I really enjoyed it and feel it's off to a good start! :)
I finally got around to viewing "Everything Everywhere All at Once" ...probably not everyone's cup of tea when it comes multiverses, but I enjoyed it immensely! :)
(Perhaps it was just... my state of mind ...when viewing this film, but I think I feel an Oscar nomination of some kind in it's future.) ;) :alien:
As a comedy series... "The Outlaws" was a scream... and made me think back to an age of shoveling curbs in NJ, showing my mates how to fish gonzo style in the Delaware river on our lunch breaks. True Story... good times. ;)
Honorable mentions for me lately are: "Tehran", "Night Sky", "Shining Girls", "The Offer" and a few more. Guess it's time to start bingeing some 'Trek series... think I'll start on the 2nd season of "Picard". :)
The Old Man caught my eye in a preview. I will have to give it a viewing soon. Thanks for the recommendation and reminder.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv...le-1235165272/
I can't help but believe that was God getting back at him for RIPD.
+1 for The Old Man. Tehran will be next for me.Quote:
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I do like the new Star Trek: Strange New Worlds show. If you have not watched it, yet, you might also want to consider Star Trek Continues.
Watched Bosch: Legacy this weekend. I was not disappointed, though the story seemed a little flimsy at times. Good set-up for the next season.
Treated myself to The Northman last night. WTF was that, besides two hours of my life that I will never get back?
Northman seems pretty tame compared to Crimes of the Future in regards to 2 hours of your life you will never get back. That movie was one big WTF from begining to end, and when it does end you are compelled to yell WTF.Quote:
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Sherwood: Better than expected
Tom Swift: Just can't get into it.
Motherland Fort Salem: Suddenly remembered why I stopped watching it during season 2.
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Originally Posted by Caballero
Jesus Christ, can't these fucking fuckers simply leave anything alone?Quote:
Swift is now a wealthy gay black man....
I also see that it's a spin-off of Nancy Drew which I lasted with right up until one minute into the first episode when Nancy had anal sex with some dude.
That Nancy Poo knows how to make an entrance...
I'm in the middle of The Terminal List and it just wrote itself into a terrible plot decision that there is no coming back from. Heroes need to hero you fucking millennial fucks.
"Reservation Dogs" second season... I'm in... after all... "Catfish is life." :)
Honorable mention to... "Colosseum" for a documentary or doc-drama... some very interesting history or shite I didn't know. ;)
Prey (2022) - To summarize every streaming movie with a female lead from the past five years...Ever since she was a little girl, they told her that she couldn't do it.
"Tatanka. Tatanka."-- Kevin Costner, 2022
Last chance u (2016) - Tv sport show.
Pretty good one but not much popular.
Tales of the Walking Dead S01E01. Terrible beyond all reason and the preview of the second episode makes that one look even worse if that's possible. I mean at the bare minimum, put some good, attractive actors on screen that might actually make people forget how horrible everything else about this series is. But no can't do that because we need to use some talentless D listers because the average moron recognizes them from someplace.
Well tell us...who'd you recognize from somewhere??
Your Mom from that interracial gangbang video.
Isn't that the one that got banned for its extensive use of migrant workers and Haitian boat people? Some of her finest work from what I hear.
House of the Dragon. So far it's kinda like Game of Thrones only with uglier, less charismatic actors. I think it's going to be a huge failure unless something changes but the again I won't watch The Crown on a bet.
Top Gun: Maverick
Tom Cruise makes crowd-pleasing movies that don't preach or completely insult my intelligence. I'm sure Disney wants him dead. 9/10. Should be seen on a big screen with big sound.
Btw the P-51 Mustang used in the end scene is Cruise's own plane and one of the only two flyable P-51's left in existence. It's good to be the king.
"Kleo"
https://www.netflix.com/title/81216677
A true story that is entirely made up. Entertaining. Brings back memories...
I refuse to watch the dubbed version, so get the original if you can.
I don't know about the woke female entitlement shite but I would totally watch Suck Me Shakespeer.Quote:
Jella Haase ("Suck Me Shakespeer") stars in this fast-paced spy thriller by Viviane Andereggen and Jano Ben Chaabane.
"Nope" (2022) Unique! Good stuff in my alien opinion! :)
Honorable mentions... Five Days at Memorial
You haven't really felt alive until after 1/3 of your roof blows off... and during the 'eye' wall you stand on top up there to try to shore the other 2/3 so it too doesn't fly away! Well done and still gives me shivers! :pinch:
Jordan Peele is like the M. Night Shyamalan of Black directors*.
*Good first film and then every other one thereafter kinda sucks while still adhering to same basic twisty gimmick.
I can't wait until he tries his hand at Airbender.