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s2 of altered carbon is a lot better than s1 in my humble. I still think the Envoy stuff is poorly explained compared to the books but its not a huge issue. Pacing has improved overall, less monologuing thanks to a larger role for allies/friends. Story wise its closest to Woken Furies the books but like srs one not a direct interpretation of the written stories.
I’m reasonably enjoying S2. TBH I couldn’t engage in comparisons with S1 because I’ve realised how fucked up my memory is, as I could remember almost nothing of S1.
 
I've just started Altered Carbon S1 and it's... ok. Good to know that S2 is better, will persevere
 
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It was easy to binge. A couple of the episodes were 16 minutes long before the credits rolled!
I'm all for quality over quantity, but that's a bit much.

That said, we did enjoy it.
 
I also binged this last night and loved it. Shame there is only one series atm.
Yeh, there must be another one though eh? The ending, and the fact this was called Season 1 :)

It was easy to binge. A couple of the episodes were 16 minutes long before the credits rolled!
I'm all for quality over quantity, but that's a bit much.

That said, we did enjoy it.
Were some that short?! Blimey.
 
The Tale of Princess Kaguya. Ghibli retelling one of Japan's most ancient stories, so at one point it goes weird for me because I was unaware of the folklore when I watched it.

Stunningly beautiful. I don't know anything about this stuff but it looks like it's made with pencil and light watercolour painty stuff. Sometimes looks like The Snowman.

Top class, wonderful, movie-making with an aesthetic based on people, faces, emotion and movement. I could watch stuff like this all day long.

(one character's name in subtitles is NOT the same as when it's said though))
 
Girl on the Third Floor.

Shite. There's a fair few film appearing that are obviously filmed with only one camera...this gem was written, directed and produced by someone who has no skill in any of those things, or acting.
 
Girl on the Third Floor.

Shite. There's a fair few film appearing that are obviously filmed with only one camera...this gem was written, directed and produced by someone who has no skill in any of those things, or acting.
It was shit. You don’t really need more than one camera to shoot a film, if it’s a decent one.
 
Good then?

I (re)watched 'My Neighbor Totoro' recently and was totally captivated by it.
Since then I have tried a couple more Ghibli films and they have not clicked with me at all.
Have you watched Spirited Away ? Maybe the closest to Totoro, though on a larger scale.
 
I’m reasonably enjoying S2. TBH I couldn’t engage in comparisons with S1 because I’ve realised how fucked up my memory is, as I could remember almost nothing of S1.
That’s why I’m going to watch season one again, My usual MO is to wait until a series ends then watch the whole lot 2 episodes a night :cool:
 
Girl on the Third Floor.

Shite. There's a fair few film appearing that are obviously filmed with only one camera...this gem was written, directed and produced by someone who has no skill in any of those things, or acting.
Bloody awful isn't it? I was transfixed by it's awfulness for a while....then I wasn't...then I needed to see it through to the end. Terrible film.
 
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