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I love Woody Harrelson but I feared it might be a bit exploitative, glad to hear it's not the case
I love Woody Harrelson but I feared it might be a bit exploitative, glad to hear it's not the caseChampions
On Netflix. Woody Harrelson as a disgraced NBA coach sentenced to community service coaching adults with intellectual difficulties (eg Down syndrome). Team is played by actual disabled people.
Very heartwarming, I enjoyed it.
I love Woody Harrelson but I feared it might be a bit exploitative, glad to hear it's not the case
While since I watched it but can't recall anything striking me as patronising.My first thing was to google the cast. They seemed happy and reading the interviews everyone seemed to get on well. The reviews did say it felt a bit patronising in places but I’m not sure I agree. Half of the Farrell brothers directed it and they’ve got a pretty good record with disability representation in films IMO.
Such a good show. Seems to have been a while since the last series, either that or my memory is worse than I thought! Good excuse for a rewatch.
Not sure if anyone has watched this , but its fantastic. Walton Goggins steals every scene he is in
The Presence.
One of those films you`ll either love or hate.
Not a horror film, but more of a slow burning supernatural film.
The camera work takes a bit of getting used, to as it`s filmed as though you`re looking through the eyes of " the presence ".
A seemingly well off and happy family, move into a lovely house in a desirable neighbourhood with their two teenage kids and their daughter starts to sense that something is watching over her in her room.
The plot is very slow to develop, as bit by bit secrets are revealed and things start to unravel, with an ending that you really don`t see coming.
As with all Steven Soderburgh films, it`s a bit different and may not be to every ones taste, but I really enjoyed it.
Going to see it this week.
Looking forward to it, but I've already seen complaints that the trailer was really deceptive as it was being described as "the scariest film of the year" whereas it's more of a family drama
The Presence.
One of those films you`ll either love or hate.
Not a horror film, but more of a slow burning supernatural film.
The camera work takes a bit of getting used, to as it`s filmed as though you`re looking through the eyes of " the presence ".
A seemingly well off and happy family, move into a lovely house in a desirable neighbourhood with their two teenage kids and their daughter starts to sense that something is watching over her in her room.
The plot is very slow to develop, as bit by bit secrets are revealed and things start to unravel, with an ending that you really don`t see coming.
As with all Steven Soderburgh films, it`s a bit different and may not be to every ones taste, but I really enjoyed it.
Rumours online that Love/hate is coming back, I hope so it was quality
Will give the series another view nearer the time, although we never seen Nidge die so could be interestingKing Nidge is one of the all time great tv anti heroes.
His transformation from low level gang member and doting family man, to the monster he became is standout writing.
From what I`ve read, the new series is going to be a spin off about the Gypsy lad that Nidge was at war with.
Will give the series another view nearer the time, although we never seen Nidge die so could be interesting
Watched 4/5 episodes ages ago really enjoyed it but fell out of the habit of watching it will give it another goMythic Quest back on Apple TV. Very much my bag. So many good characters in it.
Watched 4/5 episodes ages ago really enjoyed it but fell out of the habit of watching it will give it another go
I watched this and really liked it. It felt like quite a ‘small’ film if that makes sense…and not a horror in the traditional sense at all.The Presence.
One of those films you`ll either love or hate.
Not a horror film, but more of a slow burning supernatural film.
The camera work takes a bit of getting used, to as it`s filmed as though you`re looking through the eyes of " the presence ".
A seemingly well off and happy family, move into a lovely house in a desirable neighbourhood with their two teenage kids and their daughter starts to sense that something is watching over her in her room.
The plot is very slow to develop, as bit by bit secrets are revealed and things start to unravel, with an ending that you really don`t see coming.
As with all Steven Soderburgh films, it`s a bit different and may not be to every ones taste, but I really enjoyed it.
I watched this and really liked it. It felt like quite a ‘small’ film if that makes sense…and not a horror in the traditional sense at all.
Thanks for the recommendation!
Starting this next. Keep seeing it pop up so will have a look.I thoroughly recommend Paradise on Disney+
Thriller, come drama mystery.
5 episodes in and am really loving it.
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