It had a cinema release (saw it when it came out).The End We Start From is ok. 6/10. It has something missing though as so many straight to Netflix films do.
It had a cinema release (saw it when it came out).The End We Start From is ok. 6/10. It has something missing though as so many straight to Netflix films do.
Oh I didn’t know that.It had a cinema release (saw it when it came out).
Started season 2 yesterday. Seems to still work, though there's a significant character from season 1 missing.The Hour
Intrigue and adultery against the backdrop of the Suez crisis. In what is obviously meant to be the early days of Panorama, Romola Garai, Ben Wishaw, Dominic West and Anton Lesser all acquit themselves well.
If you missed this one the first time around, you could do a lot worse than check it now.
one of the most beautifully shot series/films i’ve seen for a long time.6 times I've tried to watch it, and every time I've fallen asleep without finishing the first episode.
one of the most beautifully shot series/films i’ve seen for a long time.
it does get a little repetitive but i liked….a lot.
It's definitely slow paced, but I enjoyed that. There are exactly zero sympathetic characters, though. I'll give you that.Cinematography is gorgeous it’s just dull.
None of the characters really seem to grab me and make me want to pay attention to them
Jodie Comer is very good in this - but it really depends on the budget I think If this was low budget, then they did really well with what they had. But yeah, it doesn't quite hit the mark - whatever the (water) mark is, I still don't regret watching it...The End We Start From is ok. 6/10. It has something missing though as so many straight to Netflix films do.
I think it’s because there was no real jeopardy. At no point did I ever really think the end would be different to what it was. Compare that to the film Children of Men which was somewhat thematically similar but superior in many ways.Jodie Comer is very good in this - but it really depends on the budget I think If this was low budget, then they did really well with what they had. But yeah, it doesn't quite hit the mark - whatever the (water) mark is...
Waterworld during a hosepipe banJodie Comer is very good in this - but it really depends on the budget I think If this was low budget, then they did really well with what they had. But yeah, it doesn't quite hit the mark - whatever the (water) mark is...
Jodie Comer is very good in this - but it really depends on the budget I think If this was low budget, then they did really well with what they had. But yeah, it doesn't quite hit the mark - whatever the (water) mark is, I still don't regret watching it...
Yes, very unexciting for an apocalyptic disaster movie!I think it’s because there was no real jeopardy. At no point did I ever really think the end would be different to what it was. Compare that to the film Children of Men which was somewhat thematically similar but superior in many ways.
All I could think of when they got back was, where were the rats!Yeah, I agree with The End We Start From being unexciting... Probably because it tried to actually be realistic? I've been thinking about this... If London was flooded, many people's experience woud probably be more like that instead of crazy drama all the time. But yeah, it being realistic made it a bit dull. It is literally how one person would experience it rather than an overall view of everything that would happen.
I still think it was an interesting take on one likely apocalyptic scenario.
Another movie that explores a catastrophe of a watery kind from one's family point of view, and which is a lot more intense is "The Impossible". BUT that was about a tsunami and much more intense for obvious reasons.
I thought it very unlikely that a woman with a young toddler was allowed to sign up to do the clean up too?All I could think of when they got back was, where were the rats!
Yes I wondered about your first point. Also when she was walking to the coast to get to the island, where did she get food along the way?I thought it very unlikely that a woman with a young toddler was allowed to sign up to do the clean up too?
And the nappy situation was really glossed over
Cinematography is gorgeous it’s just dull.
None of the characters really seem to grab me and make me want to pay attention to them
Cinematography is gorgeous it’s just dull.
None of the characters really seem to grab me and make me want to pay attention to them
They probably hadn't come back yet or drownedAll I could think of when they got back was, where were the rats!
And what’s more weird about that is that even with the make-up/ prosthetics she’s doesn’t remotely look anything like the woman she’s playing.a few episodes into Griselda and enjoying it. has the Narcos feel. But why have they made Sofia Vergara look so stupid with the nose and wrinkles?! Looks like a sixth form play make up job. Bit distracting.
Don’t know dystopian sci-Fi/ fantasy is your thing, but we’re enjoying Sweet Tooth.I cannot find a single thing worth watching on Netflix, I really should cancel.
It's definitely not. And we usually have different tasteDon’t know dystopian sci-Fi/ fantasy is your thing, but we’re enjoying Sweet Tooth.
Fair enough l. Have you watched Beef? Please don’t take our differing tastes as a marker. It is extraordinary good, and not just award-winning but actually breaking award-winning records.It's definitely not. And we usually have different taste
I've watched it. I didn't think it was as good as everyone else.Fair enough l. Have you watched Beef? Please don’t take our differing tastes as a marker. It is extraordinary good, and not just award-winning but actually breaking award-winning records.
a few episodes into Griselda and enjoying it. has the Narcos feel. But why have they made Sofia Vergara look so stupid with the nose and wrinkles?! Looks like a sixth form play make up job. Bit distracting.
I cannot find a single thing worth watching on Netflix, I really should cancel.
I don't usually continue watching something unless Ithink it's good. If something is just okay, I'll stop.Reckon it's down to individual taste and experience. Obviously.
Personally, I can never quite understand when people claim there's nothing on telly/ streaming to watch - but that's just a subjective thing. For us, there's usually always something to find on Netflix (and other subscriptions).