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i can’t decide if i should try it or not

i watched an episode or two and see the appeal but the dialogue writing was so. fucking. bad.

i saw the first episode of the most recent season and admit I thought it was pretty riveting, will eventually probably go back and try to watch the whole thing

Cheese with his own episode of Reservation Dogs. Perfect.

I’m catching up. Slightly surprised at the amount of Spacemen 3 in episode 3!!

Lol @ Thomas Mars & Sofia Coppola on last week's What We Do In The Shadows

and Jim Jarmusch!

loved Gizmo's reaction at the end of this season

I happened to catch the last few minutes of the wedding episode, and lost my sh1t over the song they played for Nandor…

OK, I'm in for The Peripheral. (I loved the book, so I'm a little wary, but why not?)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94fGHj2z8Kk

What We Do In The Shadows is on real TV, not a streaming service, and has an active thread, fyi

It's on Hulu. Real TV doesn't exist.

that was a great RD episode

"why do you talk like a white girl's instagram?"

i’m guiltily enjoying The Old Man fwiw

how the hell has John Lithgow managed to look the same for 35 years

like they could easily have just used Lithgow himself to play the young Lithgow

that said the guy they got to play young Lithgow sounds EXACTLY like Lithgow, so much so that the guy they got to play young Bridges has to be kinda mad about it because he’s about two continents away from sounding like Bridges

Haven't seen The Old Man yet, but I had to check and see if they cast Ian Lithgow, John's real life son, like they did in Perry Mason. Nope.

also very excited about the Peripheral, which I hope will knock Johnny Mnemonic off the "best Gibson screen adaptation" throne.

They're sticking this over on Disney+?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRuwjZJ-DQw

The movie Moonfall is on HBO Max and I watched it tonight and laughed my ass off. Highly recommended if you're in the mood for something that is absolutely bonkers and dumb as shit. Easily my favorite scene is when Halle Berry (playing the head of NASA!) is asking disgraced astronaut Patrick Wilson to help her save the world, which is being attacked by the moon, and he turns away from the giant picture window, outside of which is...pretty much the apocalypse...and says, "I've got my own problems, you know!"

it’s deeply stupid & weirdly enjoyable
it’s no Deep Impact or The Core but is adjacent to those kind of vibes

Watching the Hammer House of Horror series via Shudder - not quite as campy as '60s Hammer but still made with a $150 budget, surprisingly enjoyable overall.

Yeah, The Core is always gonna be the greatest of these dumbass science-adventure-disaster movies, but Moonfall is right up there.

I'm sure it's mentioned upthread but I had either missed or forgotten about Rian Johnson's episodic Poker Face series starring Natasha Lyonne for Peacock, still being filmed. Get a load of this cast!

Natasha Lyonne
Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Stephanie Hsu
David Castañeda
Benjamin Bratt
Adrien Brody
Danielle Macdonald
Dascha Polanco
Lil Rel Howery
Ellen Barkin[3]
Chloë Sevigny
Jameela Jamil
Tim Meadows
Nicholas Cirillo
Audrey Corsa
Niall Cunningham
Simon Helberg
S. Epatha Merkerson
Judith Light
Nick Nolte
Ron Perlman
Charles Melton
Tim Blake Nelson

Just posted now:

Back on the Poker Face set and it’s going great pic.twitter.com/XJgI1SqUPf

— Rian Johnson (@rianjohnson) September 12, 2022

Showtime Sets ‘Lincoln Project’ Docuseries https://t.co/UU13aF3vfF

— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) September 12, 2022

why

can we kick in to a pool to pay these streamers not to make certain shows?

Maybe it can be about the one guy who turned out to be an abuser, which, whoops.

I want to find out how they got their powers

Fucking Reservation Dogs just gets better every episode. A whole episode about Big! Hilarious and tragic! And featuring the return of Deer Lady!

yeah that was incredible
Bohemian Grove parody was hysterical

actually thought that episode was kind of a drop, but still better than 99% of TV out there.

all the kids spitting up their fish at the end was hilarious.

I'm usually not at all a fan of "Let's get straitlaced character X high!" storylines, but this one worked really well. I also loved that even the other tribal cops are weary of Big's YouTube-conspiracy-video BS.

I know RD isn't exactly a suspense thriller but could you all start a thread? I haven't gotten to this season yet and don't want to know these details

Blade Runner 2099 and a Butch & Sundance series coming from Amazon, guaranteed to suck

Blade Runner 1899 starring Butch and Sundance

SYNERGY!

Lost in time like tears in the raindrops that keep falling in my head.

Bad Sisters (on apple tv, get a free trial) is incredible. Genuinely waiting for every Friday for the new episode.

I had put that on our "to watch" radar a couple of weeks ago, but maybe I'll push it closer to the top of the backlog.

I'll switch to Apple next when I'm done with Netflix, looking forward to that one

Couple of episodes into "Bad Sisters" and love it.

it's very good like absolutely everything Sharon Horgan does

I don't know her other stuff, but it looks like this was adapted from a Belgian show?

Is it officially a remake of Out-laws?
https://culturefly.co.uk/the-out-laws-review/

I enjoyed that at the time and thought this sounded like it must be a remake, but didn't read anything saying so.

Yes it is - it says that show is also called Clan, which Bad Sisters is an adaptation of.

there’s really a murder mystery renaissance isn’t there, but with the twist that the murderer is somebody we identify with and actually are pleased they did it. toxic masculinity a big theme. big little lies, dead to me, etc.

i have finally seen E01 of bad sisters and it’s fantastic obv. the insurance brother who becky comes on to is so ridiculously dreamy it’s almost distracting.

For sure. Also, "Clue: The Movie" has had a long tail.

We've caught up to 4 episodes now. The acting and actors and writing and direction are all great, the only problem we have at all, really, is that the guy is such an asshole from the very start (and, of course, we already know he dies from minute one), that it's almost sadistic (or I guess masochistic, from a viewer's pov) to dedicate a further episode each to why each sister specifically hates him enough to want him dead.

We just saw episode 5, and holy shit, there are 10 episodes of this?! Five more?! It's good, well made and everything, but Jesus, this could have been one movie long, or five episodes long. But 10?! Per my previous post, I'm worried they might have lost me with the cat incident. Is every episode just going to be the same horrible thing again and again? Another example of a person being the worst person in the world? I really hope this develops into something more, but I'm starting to fear it doesn't.

i stopped as soon as it became clear that the lead male murderee was going to be overwritten as the worst conceivable person and they weren't going to let off there so why bother watching

A lot of suppositions about a show that’s been fleshing out the backstory of five different sisters huh. Are they going to produce five more from the woodwork or something? Maybe they added that whole storyline about the investigation of his death for no reason at all.

I watched The Quiet Girl last night. Irish movie set in the 80's about a girl with horrible parents who send her away to stay at a farm for a few months. Was almost blubbing at the end, and it isn't a schmaltzy movie, some very subtle performances and it's a good movie.