Watched ep 1 of boarderliner a Norwegian Scandi noir. Dark skies, deep forests and characters whose bleak serious personalities blend well with the landscape.Just watched 3 episodes of Finnish detective series Bordertown. It's not the greatest thing I've ever seen but it's different and it's fascinating listening to Finnish. A very odd language. Fans of Scandi-noir will like it for it's washed out colours and sparseness.
no it isn't. it perpetuates the idea that disabled people are better off deadMe before you is quite good.
Babylon Berlin - German drama set in the Weimar Republic.
Flappers, Trotskyist conspiracies and the sexually and morally ambiguous denizens of the Berlin demi-monde.
Featuring a musical interlude that's like Marlene Dietrich meets Laibach .
Four episodes in and quite enjoying it.
Put the Wild Wild Country on earlier. Looks great but have parked it for future watching as want something light hearted for a Sunday.
I watched the first one...swung between totally unengaged to fairly enjoying it.Just started Lost in Space. Only 20 mins in so clearly no enough to form a judgement but not massively engaging so far. Has anyone watched a few episodes of it yet, and if so what’s your verdict so far?
It's in the scenes you skipped.Lost in Space has far far too much melodrama. Far too much. Fucking crying all the time. Just suffocate in a frozen lake with some dignity please. Automatically skipped flashback scenes. Fuck right off with that, anything with this level of mawky shite is going to have eyewateringly bad flashback scenes
I'll give it to more eps. And wheres the old scientist bloke who everyone thinks was a nonce irl?
Yeah, I'm just at the bit where they're starting to develop the b-movie style wrestling plots. Very funny. The director guy's rationale/justification for "welfare queen" was
I also started On My Block the other day. A kind of coming of age tale set amongst working class black and latino teens. 2 episodes in, and definitely a cut above the average teen drama. Sweet and funny enough to entertain, but also gritty and real enough to provoke thought. Got some excellent reviews, but I never noticed any fanfare when it dropped last month.
This is now going to be shown in the UK from next week... On Sky Atlantic
This is now going to be shown in the UK from next week... On Sky Atlantic
https://inews.co.uk/culture/television/occupied-season-2-sky-atlantic/
Featuring a musical interlude that's like Marlene Dietrich meets Laibach .
It does get better. Not spectacular but perfectly watchable. On ep 7 now.Episode 4 of Lost in Space.
Can't deny...starting to like the robot.
Oh it won't win any awards, but it's an easy watch. There's nothing brilliant out there just now and it passes the time, it's decent popcorn. It makes you hate the current Dr Smith a lot more than anyone hated the old one and it spreads its arcs through the young, teenage and adult. I've been all of them.It does get better. Not spectacular but perfectly watchable. On ep 7 now.
Lost in Space has far far too much melodrama. Far too much. Fucking crying all the time. Just suffocate in a frozen lake with some dignity please. Automatically skipped flashback scenes. Fuck right off with that, anything with this level of mawky shite is going to have eyewateringly bad flashback scenes
I'll give it to more eps. And wheres the old scientist bloke who everyone thinks was a nonce irl?
Is that on UK Netflix? I looked a while back but couldn't see it as it was on a sky channel (iirc)
I'd try to change the outcome of the Civil War if I was on that team.Been watching The Ministry of Time which is a Spanish series about time travelling secret agents from different eras trying to preserve Spain's history. It's a bit batty but quite funny and interesting....Velázquez is always in their office doing drawings of suspects amongst other daftness.
I'd try to change the outcome of the Civil War if I was on that team.
My appreciation of the show is sadly a bit lacking as I know little of Spanish history.I might check this out. How does a drama like that work in a country with as controversial past as Spain?
Yeah - think I got a bit overexcited about Fallet and have got bored with it.Up to date now with Santa Clarita Diet. It's such good fun and I am totally on board with what happened in the last ep of S2
Started watching Fallet. 2 episodes in and it's not as funny as I was expecting but it's a pleasant-enough distraction.