stay_up_skyblues
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The final scene in episode 5 is quite possibly the darkest thing I’ve ever seen on tv. The series is uncomfortable viewing but the more I think on it the performances are outstanding.
Watched the first episode of the Dahmer series , I’m gonna give the second one a go
Love Ted Lasso, bit more Dream Team than Footballers Wives for me but an easy watch and nice to have something fun in a sea of programs about true crime.I’ve watched a lot of Ted Lasso in the last few days. Trying to get it done within the free trial. It does occasionally lean towards cheesy Footballers Wives territory but overall it’s good, entertaining and harmless fun.
Love Ted Lasso, bit more Dream Team than Footballers Wives for me but an easy watch and nice to have something fun in a sea of programs about true crime.
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Love all three films in the trilogyIt's Sunday, enjoy...
For those who haven't seen this before, where have you been?
Well, just finished Inside Man.Not a massive TV watcher, but that one with with David Tenant and Stanley Tucci, although completely unbelievable, is shaping up well, especially for the performance from Atkins Estimond.
Also enjoyed Karen Pirie last night on catchup.
Haven't times changed?
I remember legging it home on Monday night after an evening of gallivanting in the 80's to make sure I didn't miss The Prisoner re-run on channel 4 at 9.00PM.
No such worries these days.
Watched that yesterday really goodThe Walk In, Stephen Graham. Really good so far.
The Walk In, Stephen Graham. Really good so far.
Yeah, don't expect too much of Only Murders. It's definitely not a laugh a minute, laugh out loud show.Gave Only Murders a go following a few comments on here, but it’s not as good as expected. It’s an easy, chilled watch with moments which make you smile and a few laugh, but was hoping for more. Although I am going to go back to it and watch again and concentrate a bit more.
Fancied a good British comedy I hadn’t seen before and after a bit of research landed on Him & Her. It’s not Office/Partridge/Peep Show levels, buts it’s certainly got laughs, coupled with some clever/subtle humour and ultimately a nice character undertone too.
Mike Flanagan has a new horror series out on Netflix - the Midnight Club.
His previous 3 outings were superb so hoping this will follow in its footsteps.
Oh I don't know, I sometimes think that's a good thing. Sometimes I want to binge stuff and at other times, I am quite happy to wait for an episode a week.Been excited to watch The Old Man and just binged the first three on Disney+ only to realise it’s released weekly. What?! Why is that still a thing.
Those who have watched it all - what streaming site / how did you do so? Sod waiting for weekly episodes!
Yeah, don't expect too much of Only Murders. It's definitely not a laugh a minute, laugh out loud show.
I still really enjoyed it. Smiled through nearly all of it, laughed out loud on just few occasions, but it's got that feel and sheen of the great old murder mysteries of yesteryear.
I just found it warming and welcoming and the three leads are all great.
Is it supposed to be a true story or a drama? I assumed it was a drama and then Jo Cox appeared.
Some of these shows seem to be blurring the line between the two, not sure that's a good thing.
Yes. Saw he got some criticism at first, but I think he has been excellent.Thought Paddy Considine was fantastic in the latest House of the dragon episode , next couple of episodes should be very good.
Watched the first 2 episodes got the house to myself tonight so might watch the restJust finished 'The Walk-In'
Impressed by the fact that it starts with 'This is a true story' not a get out of a jail free type 'Based on real events' type bollocks.
They've nailed their colours to the mast and are almost inviting people to disagree. They won't/can't.
Not the greatest piece of drams I've ever seen, but I have to salute the 'This is a true story' intro.
Steven Graham is as ever, box office.
Is it art?
I've seen less professionally produced video arrangements at the Venice Biennial.
It's excruciating, but strangely compulsive.
What youve got to understand is that she took difficult decisions and is focused on growth and keeping peoples energy bills down.
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