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YOU on Netflix is pretty intriguing. I would recommend
Its like Mr. Robot meets Dexter. Im on ep 5 right now. Very bingeable show
YOU on Netflix is pretty intriguing. I would recommend
Anyone seen A Very English Scandal?
Has 94% on Rotten tomatoes with Hugh Grant and Ben Whishaw as the leads
All 6 seasons or are you just starting out?
It's streets ahead of most sitcoms, it really Chang-ed the game.
Its like Mr. Robot meets Dexter. Im on ep 5 right now. Very bingeable show
I see that there will be a series based on 'The Passage' by Justin Cronin in 2019. I have mixed feelings about this, the books are IMO the best post-apocalyptic stuff ever written, even better than 'The Stand', but I think it will be hard to transfer to the screen without disappointment.
Also I just noticed that it is on FOX. This means that they will cancel it by default after one season, especially if it is good.
Just started reading it due to your post, it does remind me a lot of the stand or king novels in general, especially the character names.
If, however, you prefer your vampires feral, vicious and completely uninterested in wooing impressionable female academics, Fox has you somewhat covered with its adaptation of The Passage.
The problem is that if The Passage offered your flavor of revisionist vampire lore, you probably read Justin Cronin's epic tome and perhaps even its pair of doorstop sequels and you may understand something that producer Matt Reeves probably realized after trying to develop it as a movie and that Fox probably realized after multiple attempts at developing it for TV: The Passage is completely and totally unadaptable.
Yeah good show. Just finished it though. Tried Haunting at the hill house or whatever but thought the first episode was meh.
Seasons 1-4 are epic television, replete with enough political intrigue to entertain aside from the sex and violence. Lately I’m just waiting for the next huge budget battle, but prior to it was a great story.Odd question: Should I start Games of Thrones? :blind:
With all the hype around the final season this year, I am now thinking to jump on the bandwagon at the last minute. Somehow the hype had put me off before, thinking it cannot possibly be that good and is only hyped because of the production value, violence and sex. I did the same think with Breaking Bad until watching it last year, and now I regret that I only watched when everyone else had long moved on. It was indeed quite good. Does GoT have good storylines and character development in addition to the violence and sex? It has become such a staple of pop culture that there must be something to it. But it seems like a mountain to climb, given that there are 7 seasons.
For reference some shows that I watch or have watched and liked (in no particular order): The Wire (this is by far number one, though!), The Sopranos, Dexter (until season 6), Lost (f*ck you season 6!), House of Cards (skipped the final season), Breaking Bad, Orange is the new Black, The Man in the High Castle, Narcos.
Tin Star, just started it, the first 30 mins of EP 1 was difficult to watch, but it has potential
The first 4 seasons are a great character driven fantasy show full of intriguing characters, political intrigue, plot twists and mysteries galore. Everything after that is half assed nonsense with a splattering of tits and dragons. It does have good storylines, but after season 4 it's just people doing random things to move the plot forward. No matter how little sense they make.Odd question: Should I start Games of Thrones? :blind:
With all the hype around the final season this year, I am now thinking to jump on the bandwagon at the last minute. Somehow the hype had put me off before, thinking it cannot possibly be that good and is only hyped because of the production value, violence and sex. I did the same think with Breaking Bad until watching it last year, and now I regret that I only watched when everyone else had long moved on. It was indeed quite good. Does GoT have good storylines and character development in addition to the violence and sex? It has become such a staple of pop culture that there must be something to it. But it seems like a mountain to climb, given that there are 7 seasons.
For reference some shows that I watch or have watched and liked (in no particular order): The Wire (this is by far number one, though!), The Sopranos, Dexter (until season 6), Lost (f*ck you season 6!), House of Cards (skipped the final season), Breaking Bad, Orange is the new Black, The Man in the High Castle, Narcos.
I read the first book. Parts of it were great, parts of it were a bit cack. I actually didn't read the last 4% or so according to my kindle as I felt I'd gotten all the enjoyment I was going to get from it. It gets a bit too religious.
Season 2 is not far from airing on Sky.Just finished watching Tin Star, thought it was very good, enjoyed every episode. Excellent cast, great setting, binge-worthy.
Was a good show. Enjoyed it.Just finished watching Tin Star, thought it was very good, enjoyed every episode. Excellent cast, great setting, binge-worthy.
"You" looks good, downloading as we speak.
Agreed on "The Haunting of Hill House". It is good, altough not the #1 horror series some are rating it as. For me Exorcist season one is comfortably better.
Any recommendations for "Into the Badlands"? I've only just come across it even though it's 3 seasons old. Looks interesting but is any good?
I'll probably give it an episode or 2 tonight. Thing is, there are so many shows out there, i hate wasting time on crap ones.I sort of enjoyed the first season but then never got back into it, if you like martial arts sort of stuff then you'll probably enjoy it
The first series was good. It's got a very interesting setting and great action scenes. I struggled getting back into the second but it's still on my list.Any recommendations for "Into the Badlands"? I've only just come across it even though it's 3 seasons old. Looks interesting but is any good?
Watched the 1st episode last night, it seemed ok tbhThe first series was good. It's got a very interesting setting and great action scenes. I struggled getting back into the second but it's still on my list.
Just watched the first season of Nathan For You. So fecking good
Just watched the first season of Nathan For You. So fecking good
Its amazing
I think 'Nathan' is using the same formula as Sacha Baron Cohen who has been doing this for years and is much funnier imo. I couldn't even get through the first episode of season 1.
Hell yeah.Just watched the first season of Nathan For You. So fecking good
Similar but not the same. Cohen does characters and tries shock and play on people's stupidity. This is different and it gets way better after episode 1.
Odd question: Should I start Games of Thrones? :blind:
With all the hype around the final season this year, I am now thinking to jump on the bandwagon at the last minute. Somehow the hype had put me off before, thinking it cannot possibly be that good and is only hyped because of the production value, violence and sex. I did the same think with Breaking Bad until watching it last year, and now I regret that I only watched when everyone else had long moved on. It was indeed quite good. Does GoT have good storylines and character development in addition to the violence and sex? It has become such a staple of pop culture that there must be something to it. But it seems like a mountain to climb, given that there are 7 seasons.
For reference some shows that I watch or have watched and liked (in no particular order): The Wire (this is by far number one, though!), The Sopranos, Dexter (until season 6), Lost (f*ck you season 6!), House of Cards (skipped the final season), Breaking Bad, Orange is the new Black, The Man in the High Castle, Narcos.
Anyone seen Escape from Dannemorra?
Nathan for you is incredible. The very first section with the poo ice cream is a really bad choice to start the show though, it really doesn't reflect how good the show goes on to be. I wonder how many potential fans of it were lost because of them opening with that idea.
Just watched the netflix documentay Fyre about the fyre festival. Absolutely fascinating.