Otis
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When they go to the shoreline and Bernard shows them all the dead bodies floating in the sea, Teddy is one of them. You see him face down in the water.
When they go to the shoreline and Bernard shows them all the dead bodies floating in the sea, Teddy is one of them. You see him face down in the water.When did he get bumped off? Was that in the older timeline? He's been "killed" before (in Episode 1) so I assume he's been repaired.
Otis, you're bending my mind!!
Think so.So the Bernard scenes are set in the present and the rest are flashbacks?
Watched it earlier, fascinatingCracking second episode. Really, really enjoyed that. Won't give anything away.
Yes great character , the guy who plays Bernard is a very good actor tooThe Man in Black gets more and more interesting.
He is. Jeffrey Wright. Seen him in lots of stuff. Last time out I saw him in The Hunger Games series.Yes great character , the guy who plays Bernard is a very good actor too
Think that's what I like about Westworld, the riddles and twists and turns and it gets you constantly thinking.The missus is waning as its a bit much for her - but i love it - could impriove if Thandie gets her kit off but i am a patient man - flipping backwards and forwards - the Bridge 3 is coming oh saga its time for sex
Was he on Boardwalk empire too ?He is. Jeffrey Wright. Seen him in lots of stuff. Last time out I saw him in The Hunger Games series.
He was also Felix Leiter in two Bond movies.
It's one of the great things about Westworld, that they have such rich, well drawn characters.
Delores, Maeve, Bernard, Ford, William, they're all great characters.
Of course the same happened with the Killing, It did'nt work as they trunkated it down to 14episodes from the original 20.The Tunnel is 3 series the first of which is a direct copy of the bridge 1. Second isn’t but still loosely is similar and have 3rd is the best and is unique with a surprising ending. The last 20 minutes is self indulgent but it earned that
Also:
The final series of The Bridge will move to BBC2 in 2018
I still loved the US version of The Killing though, well the first couple of series anyway.Of course the same happened with the Killing, It did'nt work as they trunkated it down to 14episodes from the original 20.
One of the biggest plus' of the Danish version was the character development, which they had plenty of time for.
One of the draws for me was that,then the mood created by the local prevailing Environment the grey dark days and not forgetting the language barrier with subtitles which I don't find prohibitive ,more an asset although I know that is not everyones cup of tea.
Got to admit I didn't really give it a proper go ,but tried it for a couple of episodes then dropped it.I still loved the US version of The Killing though, well the first couple of series anyway.
I thought it was great. Very taught and broody. Some excellent performances too.Got to admit I didn't really give it a proper go ,but tried it for a couple of episodes then dropped it.
Guess I'm tainted Otis ,a full on Europhile me, that's where I draw on for Culture, not the God fearing land of the free.I thought it was great. Very taught and broody. Some excellent performances too.
Maybe you should have stuck with it. The last series though was pants.
It's weird. I used to like foreign films and art house pics etc and didn't mind the subtitles at all, but now I have gone full circle and back to mainstream.Guess I'm tainted Otis ,a full on Europhile me, that's where I draw on for Culture, not the God fearing land of the free.
I frequently find myself watching old continental films ,some without subtitles and still get the point.
Some of them are so humourous and I feel don't follow the set, formulaic genres you find in the West.
Last week I watched an old Russian B+W called the Heart of a Dog,.
Basically a comedic tale on Frankenstein lines but without the terror.
I'll recommend one to you If you like for when you have a free 1.5hrs.
A Chek or Hungarian offering without subs, Sorgyari Capricccio.
I think it's a fairly Modern offering looking back to early 20th century and set in a brewery.
Simple life tale, made me laugh so much.
This week's Westworld episode?stunning piece of television
Yes sorry I meant this weeks episode the shot out scene was very good, just hope it continues to get betterThis week's Westworld episode?
If that's what you are talking about , Daz, I agree.
Been described as posssibly the best ever epsiode by some.
It's getting more and more intriguing and I love the way it is so current in terms of what is going on in the world right now (identity theft, rise of the robots, the search for longevity, the need for more virtual reality etc)Yes sorry I meant this weeks episode the shot out scene was very good, just hope it continues to get better
I was stone cold sober and still couldn't make any sense of it!The wife has given up she cant follow it - could be to do with the vat of wine she drinks every night
Wow !
Mind blowing! !
Yeah, I'm gutted. She's my darlin.They killed Clementine again, the bastards!
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