June 28, 20214 yr I binged Startup recently, first season was the best. Overall B grade for the series. Halt and Catch Fire meets The Wire.
June 29, 20214 yr On 6/5/2021 at 6:03 PM, Dilligas said: Anyone watching Sweet Tooth? Found myself strangely drawn in, although I’m usually more into a graphic violence, profanity and sex themed series. I'm digging this. So far behind because I did all 12 seasons of New Tricks on Prime. Anyone started Sex/Life? Subtitled 'the life of a retired sugar baby'
July 3, 20214 yr Watched the beginning of Fear Street Part 1. Soundtrack has been outstanding. Will finish. Basic horror film so far
July 3, 20214 yr oh hell yeah new season of I Think You Should Leave season 1 was the sketch show equivalent of The Big Lebowski for me - funny/enjoyable at first and then I realized it had implanted itself into my frontal lobe. RIP Tiny Dinky Daffy Edited July 3, 20214 yr by Celery Man
July 3, 20214 yr On 6/28/2021 at 5:45 PM, Gourmand said: I binged Startup recently, first season was the best. Overall B grade for the series. Halt and Catch Fire meets The Wire. This. Hoping there is a season four.
July 3, 20214 yr My gf's sister recommended Kim's Convenience to us a few weeks ago. We got hooked. Great show. Would have never knew it existed if the recommendation was not made.
July 3, 20214 yr 2 minutes ago, Zepol87 said: I love that show. We just finished the new season Was that the last season? IMDB has it as 2016-2021 seeming like it is done.
July 3, 20214 yr 2 hours ago, Neonmoon said: Sophie - Murder in West Cork prety good. Just finished this. The video they showed of the crime scene showed a lot of blood present, especially the thorns with blood on them. Was none of this blood collected? I know the dipshit police lost the gate with blood on it, but it seems like DNA could and should a real issue in this case, and that does not seem to be the case.
July 3, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, cabowabo said: Just finished this. The video they showed of the crime scene showed a lot of blood present, especially the thorns with blood on them. Was none of this blood collected? I know the dipshit police lost the gate with blood on it, but it seems like DNA could and should a real issue in this case, and that does not seem to be the case. The lost the gate. He burned his clothes. They buried the body. I guess they should still have her clothes, but the Garda seemed a bit over their head and maybe they didn’t find any blood other than hers. But mostly the Garda were small town cops who mainly deal with drunks and petty larceny.
July 4, 20214 yr 6 hours ago, Vic Mackey said: Was that the last season? IMDB has it as 2016-2021 seeming like it is done. Yes it got an abrupt cancellation as they plan to do a spin off around Shannon
July 4, 20214 yr 19 minutes ago, Js1 said: Yes it got an abrupt cancellation as they plan to do a spin off around Shannon Not sure how interested I would be in a show centered around her. I like her in spurts as a secondary character but a whole show of her would be too much. But I will give it a chance.
July 4, 20214 yr 22 hours ago, Vic Mackey said: Was that the last season? IMDB has it as 2016-2021 seeming like it is done. Yea it's done. Evidently there was some disagreement between some of the actors and I think I read they were planning a spin off on one of the characters. My bad for not reading the responses right below. Yea not sure I'll be into a Shannon show Edited July 4, 20214 yr by Zepol87
July 5, 20214 yr 18 hours ago, Zepol87 said: Yea it's done. Evidently there was some disagreement between some of the actors and I think I read they were planning a spin off on one of the characters. My bad for not reading the responses right below. Yea not sure I'll be into a Shannon show My sister in law is friends with some of the cast members. Basically the actors were getting paid shit, weren’t happy with the character development, and overall there was disconnect between the cast and the director/producers. They are also pissed that the show gained popularity off of Asian actors and they decided to give a the spin off show to the white girl.
July 5, 20214 yr So recommending Somos., it’s based on the massacre at Allende which came about due to upper management in an operation that is based outta the Eastern District of Texas. Operation Too Legit to quitI’ve seen some bad dudes and bad things in my time working OCDETF but the Zetas changed the game.I’ve only seen 1 episode but most everyone with knowledge has seen it and said it’s good enough but changes some key elements and thankfully leaves us outta the story, the DEA guys not so much.
July 5, 20214 yr So recommending Somos., it’s based on the massacre at Allende which came about due to upper management in an operation that is based outta the Eastern District of Texas. Operation Too Legit to quitI’ve seen some bad dudes and bad things in my time working OCDETF but the Zetas changed the game.I’ve only seen 1 episode but most everyone with knowledge has seen it and said it’s good enough but changes some key elements and thankfully leaves us outta the story, the DEA guys not so much.Just watched the trailer. No habla, so the 100% subtitles will make it a little bit of a challenge but I’ll still check it out.
July 6, 20214 yr On 7/4/2021 at 8:13 PM, victory88 said: My sister in law is friends with some of the cast members. Basically the actors were getting paid shit, weren’t happy with the character development, and overall there was disconnect between the cast and the director/producers. They are also pissed that the show gained popularity off of Asian actors and they decided to give a the spin off show to the white girl. That is pretty much what I thought what happened. Shannon was the least important character and the family was hilarious
July 7, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, 4th&Five said: ITYSL season 2 is great, as expected. Professor’s monologue about the little boy inside of him after housing the burger made me lose it
July 7, 20214 yr Same. The hat/courtroom one is probably my early favorite. Piss dots is great and insane too.
July 7, 20214 yr I think I’m having the same experience with season 2 that I had with season 1 - several laugh out loud goofy moments or funny jokes on the first watch through, and now I’m on 2 and the depth of the Santa Claus joke is sinking in. Spoiler First off, when the line about the cocks is hanging in the air and you’re trying to piece together what he means - hilarious. But… the fact that he doesn’t give a shit about tattoos, it’s just not good behavior, like the whole Santa Claus thing is just a gig and he’s a professional (and why can’t the interview treat him as such). A good interview would follow through and ask about the catharsis of playing this role and really getting to access the darker sides of his humanity. But I’m not sure he’s human. the hat skit killed me also. And the Claires skit. When I watched season 1 I thought the baby of the year thing was meh, and now… dr skull, Bart Harley Jarvis, pancaked by a drunk dump truck driver, greatness. I’m not sure if I get that from the corporate competitions buff boy thing but we’ll see. Edited July 7, 20214 yr by Celery Man
July 8, 20214 yr On 6/28/2021 at 5:45 PM, Gourmand said: I binged Startup recently, first season was the best. Overall B grade for the series. Halt and Catch Fire meets The Wire. Just finished the 3 seasons of Startup as well. It wasn't what I was expecting from the preview/trailer (was better). I thought it was a really good move it along type storyline. Characters and acting are pretty good. Definitely worthy of a binge watch.
July 9, 20214 yr On 7/4/2021 at 10:43 PM, Speedtrucker said: So recommending Somos., it’s based on the massacre at Allende which came about due to upper management in an operation that is based outta the Eastern District of Texas. Operation Too Legit to quit I’ve seen some bad dudes and bad things in my time working OCDETF but the Zetas changed the game. I’ve only seen 1 episode but most everyone with knowledge has seen it and said it’s good enough but changes some key elements and thankfully leaves us outta the story, the DEA guys not so much. Strange...2005 to 2013 I would go to Sabinas about every three weeks for work. Went through Allende quite a few times and did not no this story. I will say, 2005 -2009 there was no issues. Things started to get uncomfortable with the Zetas around 09. Look forward to seeing this.
July 9, 20214 yr Strange...2005 to 2013 I would go to Sabinas about every three weeks for work. Went through Allende quite a few times and did not no this story. I will say, 2005 -2009 there was no issues. Things started to get uncomfortable with the Zetas around 09. Look forward to seeing this.Propublica did an article on it from our side of the border and how it went down.https://www.propublica.org/article/allende-zetas-cartel-massacre-and-the-us-deaOn Nat Geo Narco Wars, episode 6 of season 1 was called the Rise of the Narco Army and goes into Allende and our story.Both of those reference a federal prosecutor who is probably the most impressive badass in a gentle laid back demeanor I’ve met during my time in the field
July 9, 20214 yr The Stand at Paxton County - Loooosely inspired on the story of a North Dakota father and daughter. All that aside, it is an engaging movie. Female Army medic gets sent home when Dad collapses. Stumbles into a huge conspiracy to steal land and animals. Sort of a mini Yellowstone. Mostly unknown cast except for Christopher McDonald as the crooked Sheriff (you can never trust Shooter McGavin) and Michael O'Neil plays Dad.
July 10, 20214 yr This was a good sleeper flick. But then I like Lily James a lot followed by The Exception on Amazon.
July 10, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, Goredho said: I enjoyed episode 1 of this. Peter Dinklage narrates, and he narrates well. Watched ep1 last night - history may not repeat itself, but it certainly rhymes.
July 13, 20214 yr On 7/8/2021 at 2:44 PM, MonkeyDoughnut said: Just finished the 3 seasons of Startup as well. It wasn't what I was expecting from the preview/trailer (was better). I thought it was a really good move it along type storyline. Characters and acting are pretty good. Definitely worthy of a binge watch. I started this based on this thread. This show is really good. I'm glad I started it.
July 13, 20214 yr On 7/9/2021 at 1:47 AM, RPM said: The Stand at Paxton County - Loooosely inspired on the story of a North Dakota father and daughter. All that aside, it is an engaging movie. Female Army medic gets sent home when Dad collapses. Stumbles into a huge conspiracy to steal land and animals. Sort of a mini Yellowstone. Mostly unknown cast except for Christopher McDonald as the crooked Sheriff (you can never trust Shooter McGavin) and Michael O'Neil plays Dad. Awesome film. This stuff gets lost on Netflix.
July 14, 20214 yr Somos is pretty good except for the English speaking actors. They are all terrible.
July 14, 20214 yr On 7/3/2021 at 9:01 AM, Celery Man said: oh hell yeah new season of I Think You Should Leave season 1 was the sketch show equivalent of The Big Lebowski for me - funny/enjoyable at first and then I realized it had implanted itself into my frontal lobe. RIP Tiny Dinky Daffy Pretty awesome they got Julia Butters to pop in for a 30 second skit that really didn't work.
July 15, 20214 yr On 7/10/2021 at 7:48 AM, Goredho said: I enjoyed episode 1 of this. Peter Dinklage narrates, and he narrates well. Basic, but interesting nonetheless. Agree that Dinklage makes a good narrator.
July 19, 20214 yr On 7/8/2021 at 10:46 PM, Speedtrucker said: Propublica did an article on it from our side of the border and how it went down.https://www.propublica.org/article/allende-zetas-cartel-massacre-and-the-us-dea On Nat Geo Narco Wars, episode 6 of season 1 was called the Rise of the Narco Army and goes into Allende and our story. Both of those reference a federal prosecutor who is probably the most impressive badass in a gentle laid back demeanor I’ve met during my time in the field In on Somos. Was thinking yesterday about how there's nothing I am highly interested in on Netflix these days other than waiting for new seasons of Peaky Blinders and one or two other shows. I hope Somos changes my mind.
July 19, 20214 yr Fear Street 1994 was pretty dang enjoyable for what it is…a mishmash of Stranger Things, Goosebumps, and Scream. Another movies where they spent a ton on the soundtrack. Looking forward to the next two installments.
July 20, 20214 yr 16 hours ago, Chopper said: In on Somos. Was thinking yesterday about how there's nothing I am highly interested in on Netflix these days other than waiting for new seasons of Peaky Blinders and one or two other shows. I hope Somos changes my mind. Somos is a sad reminder of how fucked up it all is. Everyone likes the stories, Narcos, El Chapo, etc, but there's a lot of collateral damage and Somos tells part of that story. Changing gears, Wild District is pretty damn good if you need something.
July 21, 20214 yr Just finished Money Heist. Kinda had to power through at the end. I was entertained and enjoyed it. I'm not interested in being critical of it. Although I could. Tokyo can get it. I'll watch S5.
July 21, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, 4th&Five said: I remember the old version of this documentary - fascinating story, looking forward to seeing a more modern presentation of it
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