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Any views on Fallout on Prime?
Best TV shows or movies you can recommend (4 Viewers)
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JAM See
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Loved it. I have played the games and thought it was a great adaptation.
Sky_Blue_Daz
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Starts again on the 8th
Farmer Jim
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If you`re into sc-fi, it`s a must watch.
Great_Expectations
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Just finished Animal Kingdom.
Now debating if I go with The Boys or Gamgs of London.
I did start The Boys years ago but can’t remember where u got to so I’d be starting again!
Now debating if I go with The Boys or Gamgs of London.
I did start The Boys years ago but can’t remember where u got to so I’d be starting again!
Otis
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If you got as far as the Herogasm episode, you would remember, trust me.
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Fall out is really good
Sky_Blue_Daz
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Snl U.K. , pretty good
The operation , traitors and seagull story sketch were very good . Weekend update is the highlight skipped though when Kasabian were on
The operation , traitors and seagull story sketch were very good . Weekend update is the highlight skipped though when Kasabian were on
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Terry_dactyl
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I watched ‘Good luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’. It’s sort of like a funnier/mad cap version of ‘Edge of Tomorrow’/‘Terminator…maybe even a bit like ‘Ground Hog Day’ which I think gets referenced in the film….This time the enemy is Artificial Intelligence.
A commentary on our social media, screen obsessed society…whilst also warning of the dangers for us and our future reliance on AI tech.
Worth a watch id say. It’s a decent Sci-Fi and Sam Rockwell is great as per usual. You’ll see the ‘twist’ coming a mile off but that’s alright.
A commentary on our social media, screen obsessed society…whilst also warning of the dangers for us and our future reliance on AI tech.
Worth a watch id say. It’s a decent Sci-Fi and Sam Rockwell is great as per usual. You’ll see the ‘twist’ coming a mile off but that’s alright.
Grendel
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Thanks for highlighting this one. Yes it’s great
chiefdave
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Great show. And it didn't take 5 years before the second season which seems to be the exception these days.
Bizzarly the second season was shot while Aimee Carrero was heavily pregnant and rather than the usual trick of just trying to hide it with camera shots and angles they've digitally removed the bump. Which is either way easy and cheaper to do than I think or an insanely expensive and complicated way of doing things!
If you like that give Bad Monkey a go if you haven't already.
Ccfc_Addy
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Finished season two of Jury Duty yesterday. It's an utterly wonderful show; the concept is difficult to describe but brilliant in execution. It's essentially like a reverse Borat, the main character is a real person who believes that they're taking part in a standard documentary but every person around them is an actor playing a character and the events are scripted, with the script being part-improvised. The first season takes place in a jury, the second on a company retreat. The show is equal parts hilarious and heartwarming, the actors surrounding the centre are to a person wonderful. It's on Prime and I cannot recommend it more
Farmer Jim
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Below.
Decent creepy low budget film, with a very good mixed British and American cast.
Set in WW2, an American submarine picks up a handful of survivors from a British hospital boat, that`s been torpedoed.
Once they get on board, strange things start to happen, which lead to unexplained and strange deaths and the sailors strart to believe that the submarine is cursed. Which in turn makes them all start to turn each other, ratcheting up the paranoia, suspense and tension on board.
I`d worked the ending out about half way through, but the most impressive thing about the film, was the way they used, the dark, enclosed and claustrophobic interior of the sub to maximum effect, to ramp up the suspense and creepiness of what was going on. It really does work and gets you on the edge of your seat.
It`s done by the director, who did Pitch Black and reminded me very much of an underwater version of the very disturbing sc fi classic, Event Horizon.
Considering it never made it to the cinema and went straight to downloads, it`s a decent little film.
It`s floating around on some of the freeview channels, so keep an eye out for it.
Decent creepy low budget film, with a very good mixed British and American cast.
Set in WW2, an American submarine picks up a handful of survivors from a British hospital boat, that`s been torpedoed.
Once they get on board, strange things start to happen, which lead to unexplained and strange deaths and the sailors strart to believe that the submarine is cursed. Which in turn makes them all start to turn each other, ratcheting up the paranoia, suspense and tension on board.
I`d worked the ending out about half way through, but the most impressive thing about the film, was the way they used, the dark, enclosed and claustrophobic interior of the sub to maximum effect, to ramp up the suspense and creepiness of what was going on. It really does work and gets you on the edge of your seat.
It`s done by the director, who did Pitch Black and reminded me very much of an underwater version of the very disturbing sc fi classic, Event Horizon.
Considering it never made it to the cinema and went straight to downloads, it`s a decent little film.
It`s floating around on some of the freeview channels, so keep an eye out for it.
torchomatic
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I liked that. Guess they'll be a S2.
Farmer Jim
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Getting real mixed reviews from people who`ve been to see it.
I think having read the book helps ?
PaulPUSB
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Possibly... I havnt read the book..Iwas expecting it to be abit more serious than it was
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chiefdave
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Absolutely loved it. Seen it twice now and planning to go again now they've done the directors commentary thing on an app.
Rotten Tomatoes has it at 94% from critics and 96% from cinema goers so fair to say I'm not the only one!
Would love to see it in IMAX at the BFI but even with all the extra screenings they've been adding, and dumping other films to add more, its near impossible to get tickets that aren't at weird times on weekdays.
Wonder if they've considered doing what US IMAX cinemas are which is pretty much show it 24/7 to try and meet demand.
Kind of crazy how it seems to have caught peoples imagination and far exceeded its targets and predications.
Of course what has the industries take away been from a non-franchise, non-sequel hit? To start talking about a potential sequel and turning it into a franchise
Otis
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We really want to see it. My daughter and step daughter have both seen it and really loved it, so it's definitely on our listAbsolutely loved it. Seen it twice now and planning to go again now they've done the directors commentary thing on an app.
Rotten Tomatoes has it at 94% from critics and 96% from cinema goers so fair to say I'm not the only one!
Would love to see it in IMAX at the BFI but even with all the extra screenings they've been adding, and dumping other films to add more, its near impossible to get tickets that aren't at weird times on weekdays.
Wonder if they've considered doing what US IMAX cinemas are which is pretty much show it 24/7 to try and meet demand.
Kind of crazy how it seems to have caught peoples imagination and far exceeded its targets and predications.
Of course what has the industries take away been from a non-franchise, non-sequel hit? To start talking about a potential sequel and turning it into a franchise