Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
I saw Tusk last week. It was shite. It was made literally as a dare.
I've seen it twice about a hundred years ago. I remember it being really long but entertaining enough. Too much weed maybe.Dogma is terrible.
Bollocks it is.Dogma is terrible.
Dogma was fine. Red State was dire.Bollocks it is.
I checked Disney, but up to Season 8 as well. I'll find the last 3 seasons somewhere...It's still on prime I think, and Disney now.
Agree. Very watchable, Freeman does creepy excellently. Not gone as far as downloading s3 but bingewatched the first two seasons over a week - love Ronnie, you can't help rooting for him. The drama is done well, some I didn't see coming and some good action scenes I thought. Some I couldn't watch also.Don't be put off by the crypto-currency thing, that's only a backdrop to it all really. I got suggested this and watched it keybored - wasn't expecting much but actually really enjoyed both seasons, so much so that I then downloaded season 3 as it's not on Netflix. It's a strange mix of a thing, the story seems crap and predictable at first, but actually has some interesting sub-plots going on, and some of the actors are actually very, very good imo - Martin Freeman really does well as a very dysfunctional FBI agent, and the actor that plays Ronnie Dacey is brilliant.
It can't seem to quite decide what it is; it's sometimes light hearted and seems like easy watching almost action trash, but it also has some really quite dark moments as well, and some great storylines. And actually does OK out of it, and gets better as it goes along.
Show has maybe 3 or 4 good seasons. There's only so much of rich moaning privileged Americans I could take.I checked Disney, but up to Season 8 as well. I'll find the last 3 seasons somewhere...
Yeah, my daughter quite liked it, but I don't think I managed to get past the first season.Show has maybe 3 or 4 good seasons. There's only so much of rich moaning privileged Americans I could take.
Yeah, my daughter quite liked it, but I don't think I managed to get past the first season.
Well, when I saw the running time of Army of the Dead I was a bit concerned, but the first 15 minutes of the film have been well entertaining and encouraging, and the premise for the rest of the film very appealing, so happy so far
Well, when I saw the running time of Army of the Dead I was a bit concerned, but the first 15 minutes of the film have been well entertaining and encouraging, and the premise for the rest of the film very appealing, so happy so far
I was out off by it but it is fast paced and doesn’t drag fwiwBlimey, at 2 and a half hours I am never going to get the OH to sit and watch it. Let me know how the rest of the film goes, I've found your recommendations are often to my liking.
I do that all the time to the annoyance of my OH. I guess at heart it’s a subconscious desire to be the first in to mention a film or series that might be a talking point.i have a bad feeling of the reviewer is on urban during the watch. If it was good you wouldn’t be
Anyway, you liked Halston and I did the same
Not sure why it’s a problem to watch a long film if lots happens
I don't mind, but my OH can't sit still for that long (mostly because he is in physical pain) - about 1hr 30 is his sweet spot for films. He can't binge watch TV series either. I daresay you would understand it better if you were in physical agonyNever understood the adverse reaction to films that are over two hours. Especially now, when people can (and do) binge on entire series.
I thought it was great.Rocketman - really liked it!
Sorry, didn't realize. Am regularly on painkillers for various ailments, so can empathize.I don't mind, but my OH can't sit still for that long (mostly because he is in physical pain) - about 1hr 30 is his sweet spot for films. He can't binge watch TV series either. I daresay you would understand it better if you were in physical agony
Sorry, didn't realize. Am regularly on painkillers for various ailments, so can empathize.
Finished Halton. Really enjoyed it, and believe it or not Ewan McGregor is really fucking good in it.
I watched Halston today and loved it. It's a great rise and fall story and I thought Ewan McGregor was great in the later episodes as he started to implode becoming vicious and self destructive.I loved it, watched the entire thing in 1 day (it also benefits from not being a massive number of episodes).
It sent me on a Tears for Fears revival tour - after Pale Shelter got played on (I think) the last episode. I really enjoyed it, although I had never heard of Halston...I watched Halston today and loved it. It's a great rise and fall story and I thought Ewan McGregor was great in the later episodes as he started to implode becoming vicious and self destructive.
The most important thing though...where do I get a fabulous red trench coat from?
It was the obscure Yazoo track at the end of ?ep 4 that got me. I absolutely love that song. Then Cocteau Twins at the end. Brought a tear to my eye that did.It sent me on a Tears for Fears revival tour - after Pale Shelter got played on (I think) the last episode. I really enjoyed it, although I had never heard of Halston...