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Excellent. Not quite as excellent as the books but still great .Just reading the book. Worth a punt for the telly show?
Excellent. Not quite as excellent as the books but still great .Just reading the book. Worth a punt for the telly show?
Spoilers please
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Spolier Now in place.
There are now four episodes of Season Three up, Its great too but getting further away from out time line.
(Although Urb fans will be interested to know that in their time line SPOILER!
Its not really a spoiler as its a throw away newspaper headline in the first episode and doesn't impact the plot...
Yeah, it's just about still being able to be surprised by the little things as well as the main plot. Appreciate it might seem minor.Its not really a spoiler as its a throw away newspaper headline in the first episode and doesn't impact the plot...
Its not really a spoiler but it is
Ok. I have reviewed and reconsidered. I was wrong. I have now spolier -ed it and will say four Hail Marys and scour myself with nettles.
Yeah, but F1 is boring so you knew nothing would happen...Yeah but we didn't know that until now.
Perfect example. I was at a BMX race with Mini Fire on Sunday, get a text from my mate, "Silverstone madness".
I spend the next 3 hours wondering what that means. When I get home to watch the race I spend the whole race wondering if he was talking about the crash on lap 1 or if there was something even more mental going to happen.
So to follow on.
We don't know if the Thatcher thing is a throwaway headline in the first minute or if it is a full 20 minute depiction of the moment "they" got lucky and she didn't.
There are now four episodes of Season Three up, Its great too but getting further away from out time line.
Yeah, but F1 is boring so you knew nothing would happen...
Generally the writing has seemed like they're less bothered about trying to make it plausible than the first two seasons. Still enjoying it though.
That’s an impressive report, cheers.I tell everyone about For All Mankind. The whole reimagining of the Space Race is pretty rad of an idea and the later seasons are addictive.
Severance felt like it took a while to get through.
Slow Horses - didn't realize it was based on a book.
Servant was awesome the first season, but started getting weird for the next two seasons.
Ted Lasso has funny moments - just don't think about it.
Home - if you're interested in architecture around the world and what people can do with their houses.
WeCrashed - only because I've heard of the concept and didn't know much about it.
Foundation was good science fiction.
Central Park has it's moments. It's a little worse in the musical department than Bob's Burgers. However, it has a good cast.
Mosquito Coast is decent. It's scary how people can get into relationships and work for the government and lie about a lot of things.
Acapulco is cute.
The Problem with Jon Stewart - if you like Jon Stewart, he's gone politically rogue but attempts to do some serious diligence and research,
Tehran is a good spy vs spy tech thriller.
Trying is funny. Takes place in Camden and is about a couple looking to adopt a child. The couple tries their damndest and their friends make like a little hard but easy some times.
The Shining Girls - watch carefully. You get lost in it if you don't follow it.
Lisey's Story - this is a Stephen King show.
Dr Brain needs subtitles but it's good.
Swagger is one season about high school basketball in the inner city.
Truth be Told - two seasons of a podcast journalist making amends for her past doings. Another good cast.
Mr Corman was meh - not really worth it.
Mark Ronson: Watch TheSound - worth watching this series for music people. Really insightful.
1971: The Year that Changed Music - a lot of songs came out before and after that year, but it explains how the songs we think we know from 1970 - 1972 are more deep than what we realize. How the world shifted from free love of the late 60s and into more drugs and sex in the early 70s .. among other things.
Tiny World and Earth at Night are two different amazing series about animals. Totally worth watching because you see other species in a different light. Tiny World goes across the globe looking at small creatures while Earth at Night uses special cameras to see in the dark (better than night vision) to see predators and prey.
Bad Sisters was really good. Quite surprised!
Defending Jacob - I watched that to reminisce about Newton. My mother said the book was better but she did enjoy the series.
Home Before Dark is a good "you go, girl!" series.
There's a documentary about the Velvet Underground that was good.
Finch is a Tom Hanks apocalyptic movie.
Cherry and Palmer are two movies to stick with. Not horrible, but not "omg it was the best".
CODA - won a few awards. Children of Death Adults. It'll make you laugh and cry, and the music teacher in this is the main character in Acapulco.
The Banker was a good insight on the struggles of the 1960s and racial America.
Causeway was "ok". Not bad, but not amazing.
I haven't seen some of the newer movies yet. They are on my list though.
I had the free trial when I bought my iPhone 11. Happened to get the extension trial due to the pandemic, and after getting it extended for over a year because Apple kept delaying turning it off, I started paying for it when the freebie finally ended. It's worth the yearly cost, even though it's going up one of these days. The original content is worth it, and I try to watch most of what's on the channel. I tried SEE but need to start it again. I couldn't get into it. Those who can't justify buying the streaming box, like others have said, get a Fire Stick. I use the Apple TV+ on my Roku (3rd generation) and have no problems with the app on it. Also watch on my phone, so there are other ways besides the $99+ Apple streaming box. The subscription will be worth it once you get the app on something.
Not watched The Shrink Next Door? Thought that was pretty well done - Paul Rudd, Will Ferrell and Kathryn Hahn are great.I tell everyone about For All Mankind. The whole reimagining of the Space Race is pretty rad of an idea and the later seasons are addictive.
Severance felt like it took a while to get through.
Slow Horses - didn't realize it was based on a book.
Servant was awesome the first season, but started getting weird for the next two seasons.
Ted Lasso has funny moments - just don't think about it.
Home - if you're interested in architecture around the world and what people can do with their houses.
WeCrashed - only because I've heard of the concept and didn't know much about it.
Foundation was good science fiction.
Central Park has it's moments. It's a little worse in the musical department than Bob's Burgers. However, it has a good cast.
Mosquito Coast is decent. It's scary how people can get into relationships and work for the government and lie about a lot of things.
Acapulco is cute.
The Problem with Jon Stewart - if you like Jon Stewart, he's gone politically rogue but attempts to do some serious diligence and research,
Tehran is a good spy vs spy tech thriller.
Trying is funny. Takes place in Camden and is about a couple looking to adopt a child. The couple tries their damndest and their friends make like a little hard but easy some times.
The Shining Girls - watch carefully. You get lost in it if you don't follow it.
Lisey's Story - this is a Stephen King show.
Dr Brain needs subtitles but it's good.
Swagger is one season about high school basketball in the inner city.
Truth be Told - two seasons of a podcast journalist making amends for her past doings. Another good cast.
Mr Corman was meh - not really worth it.
Mark Ronson: Watch TheSound - worth watching this series for music people. Really insightful.
1971: The Year that Changed Music - a lot of songs came out before and after that year, but it explains how the songs we think we know from 1970 - 1972 are more deep than what we realize. How the world shifted from free love of the late 60s and into more drugs and sex in the early 70s .. among other things.
Tiny World and Earth at Night are two different amazing series about animals. Totally worth watching because you see other species in a different light. Tiny World goes across the globe looking at small creatures while Earth at Night uses special cameras to see in the dark (better than night vision) to see predators and prey.
Bad Sisters was really good. Quite surprised!
Defending Jacob - I watched that to reminisce about Newton. My mother said the book was better but she did enjoy the series.
Home Before Dark is a good "you go, girl!" series.
There's a documentary about the Velvet Underground that was good.
Finch is a Tom Hanks apocalyptic movie.
Cherry and Palmer are two movies to stick with. Not horrible, but not "omg it was the best".
CODA - won a few awards. Children of Death Adults. It'll make you laugh and cry, and the music teacher in this is the main character in Acapulco.
The Banker was a good insight on the struggles of the 1960s and racial America.
Causeway was "ok". Not bad, but not amazing.
I haven't seen some of the newer movies yet. They are on my list though.
I had the free trial when I bought my iPhone 11. Happened to get the extension trial due to the pandemic, and after getting it extended for over a year because Apple kept delaying turning it off, I started paying for it when the freebie finally ended. It's worth the yearly cost, even though it's going up one of these days. The original content is worth it, and I try to watch most of what's on the channel. I tried SEE but need to start it again. I couldn't get into it. Those who can't justify buying the streaming box, like others have said, get a Fire Stick. I use the Apple TV+ on my Roku (3rd generation) and have no problems with the app on it. Also watch on my phone, so there are other ways besides the $99+ Apple streaming box. The subscription will be worth it once you get the app on something.
That’s an impressive report, cheers.
Not watched The Shrink Next Door? Thought that was pretty well done - Paul Rudd, Will Ferrell and Kathryn Hahn are great.
If you like musicals, Christmas films, Will Ferrell, and Ryan Reynolds, you’re in for an absolute treat with Spirited.
It’s closely related to A Christmas Carol, but not quite another retelling of the story- no, this could almost be described as a sort of sequel- that’s all I can say. It takes 15-20 odd minutes to get properly going, but then it’s just a joy ride. The musical bits are for the most part surprisingly good, and often very funny (look out for the song ‘Good Afternoon’), and it has the right mix of comedy and drama.
If you don’t tick at least two of the four boxes in my first paragraph, you’ll probably hate it- so consider yourself warned. But we tick all four in our household, and we absolutely loved it. Smiled like a fool throughout the entire thing. Best Xmas film since Elf, and dare I say it, probably even better.
Yes, the initial quarter of an hour makes it feel like yet another by-the-numbers Xmas film clichéd script, but anyone who starts it is strongly advised to stick with it.Omg - the "Good Afternoon" sequence was hysterical! Good points made throughout that bit. Also, the whole reasoning for it... was just another way Ryan Reynolds character was.shifty
As a whole, it was a sweet film, but took a while to really get in to.
And apparently both Reynolds and Ferrell got paid $20m. Clearly Apple was happy to throw sackfuls of cash at this.
I watched this over the last three evenings. I thought it was very good for the first five episodes when it chronicled the horrendous events at the hospital and then it took a dip for the last three, when it shifted its attention to the investigation and the legal ramifications. The two investigators are a bit too much fictional crime show cops and they get way too personally involved. That ruined the sense of authenticity somewhat for me. Still, it brought hone (again) what an incredible fuck up by the Bush administration this was and that this happened in a country like the USA.I have another recommendation.
My mother and I have spent the better part of the weekend thus far, watching Five Days At Memorial.
It is an 8 episode series about Hurricane Katrina ravishing New Orleans and how one of the major hospitals “some how” had 45 deaths.
We are almost done with the series (I think we are going to start episode 6 today). It is very interesting because “we all know” how bad Katrina was, but some of the events you didn’t see were things like this hospital having problems (it’s 2 hospitals in 1- a rehab/ assisted living hospital <on the top floor> and the main hospital on the rest of the building. Neither hospital works together as they are two separate entities).
My mother said she’s so glad we are watching this after Ian came to town because she would have been more worried about us and the house. I told her that some differences between Ian and Katrina was that the levy’s surrounding us didn’t break (3 different bridges were being watched) and we were not a complete category 5. Had Ian gained a little more strength, it would have been. News kept reporting we really toed the line on the category 4 storm because it really wanted to be a 5 but the velocity wasn’t 100% there. We still had all the damage New Orleans had, some of the looting, the power outage, the flooding, the problems. We just didn’t have the major flooding from the levy’s breaking. My mom also said we aren’t going to shelter in a hospital after watching this (we didn’t before). Considering we live about a mile, if that, from the local hospital, they got major flooding in the car park and first floor during Ian and had to do some evacuation and moving around. We got some flooding from that too but it stayed on the road.
(frogwoman - hospital is on the back road from the resident gate. We passed it when we went to that “amusement park” and also walked to the cow pasture)
Show is worth watching for those who don’t remember hearing about Katrina in 2005 and were watching the news in September and October for Ian. There are a lot of comparisons that we went thru, that Louisiana had.
Slow horses season 2 has started.
It's still good so far and Gary Oldman is great as expected.