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I suppose we need a /v/ equivalent of the /e/ and /beat/ threads. |
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No, we don't, telly's shit. If a TV show is worth talking about a thread should be made. It's not a one off thing like a song or a game you tried. |
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New season of The Expanse. |
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Expanse is back on. Going by the first episode it's a bit shit this season but I'm curious how they're going to get rid of the Martian Texan given the actor has gotten himself unpersoned. |
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I re-watched Auf Wiedersehen Pet recently. It has held up quite well, which isn't terribly surprising given that it was written by Clement and La Frenais. |
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I'm watching shitloads of South Park at the minute. I need a bit of background noise when I'm working but it has to be something I've seen so many times that I don't have to pay attention to it. Before this I worked my way through Futurama and Malcolm in the Middle, interspersed with films like The Mummy and Big Trouble in Little China for the same reason. |
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Christ I've got fuck all to do. |
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tumblr_lqxh7iK9mM1qeolyto1_500.jpg I've been binging Parks and Recreation lately. Light-hearted sitcoms have been keeping me going this year and I'm a bureaucrat by profession so it's fun. |
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I've been watching videos on YouTube of people melting metal stuff down. Particularly BigstackD in Australia. |
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Inside-Number-9.jpg So I barely even noticed a fifth series of pic related came out earlier this year, but I do seem to remember someone on here saying it was rubbish, which I really don't agree with. I think episode five was pretty rough going, but besides that and a single gag in episode two I enjoyed the whole thing. The whole show's all on iPlayer still if you're interested. |
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Okay the first couple episodes of WandaVision were fun. Shame they couldn't just stick around for awhile longer in 1950s TVland as it's a fun setting and I hate Marvel capeshit. |
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Also some bastard decided to release the new episodes of Disenchantment on Netflix at around 4am instead of 9am so I almost ended up in a very bad situation. Luckily I was able to turn the telly off after just the first episode otherwise I wouldn't have got any kip at all. |
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Oh, there's also a 50s american TV pastiche in VR that I can't remember the name of, but it's an on-rails (literally) shooter because your hands are guns and in this world everyone's hands are guns. UpIsNotJump did a review on it. |
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Just watched this episode. I know attitudes were different back in the early 1960s but.... Christ. |
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Watching the Amazon show The Man In The High Castle, which has little to do with the original book other than setting and character names (although they don't match their book counterparts). |
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Simpsons quiz show with Nick Frost and some other 90's channel 4 people. It's quite good. |
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Screenshot 2021-06-24 150923.jpg Here's the rest of it. |
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>>23805 Scotsmac? |
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tomorrow_war_xlg.jpg Just watched The Tomorrow War, it's fun in a dumb blockbuster sense. You really have to turn your brain off through right from the start with its shots of Theresa May and Gordon Brown plus the infuriating military tactics but the aliens and combat gives it a nice 90s videogame style. |
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Hang on, we need a conclave to decide something NotARacistButLad just blundered into: is this thread for TV shows only or films as well? I had assumed the former and as of this moment I've never been wrong about anything ever. |
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Crash_original_film_art_spo_2000x.jpg Wait fuck this isn't the 1996 adaptation of the novel this is some American race bullshit. Thandiwe Newton hasn't aged a day in the past twenty years. |
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MV5BMzE1NWY2NGYtNzA5Yi00MGFmLThkYzAtNWY2Y2Q1MjQ4Mz.jpg I found a French sci-fi series called Missions on iPlayer. All the episodes are on there with the plot heavily inspired by sci-fi like 2001 about a mission to Mars. It's pretty good so far despite being on a shoe-string budget. |
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Screenshot 2021-10-09 235737.png Been watching the Sopranos. |
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Trailer Park Boys.jpg On recommendation by some guy in the street, I bought a 6 series box set of [i]Trailer Park Boys[i]. It's awful; bad acting, bad scripting and the characters are loathesome. |
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It's weird because it's only really seemingly an issue if the artist/creator in question is alive today and subject to today's moral standards. |
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I can overlook Glinner being Glinner when I watch Father Ted but not when I watch the IT Crowd because it hasn't stood the test of time and I don't think it's very good. |
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I've been watching Maid recently, I thought it was a good show. Well written. Quality of acting variable but never below average. |
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a36b48371e776c65c4148e50f91f6637.jpg Surprised we've not had a cunt-off over this yet. Why did you do it, lads, Gordon was good boy who just wanted to tear down Blair's legacy and paralyse government with indecision. |
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MV5BYjEwMGZkYTgtMTA5Ny00OWFhLTgzMWItYjhhMWUxYTIxND.jpg I'm going to watch The Man Who Wasn't There in a bit. A friend recommended it, supposed to be some kind of film noir thriller. And it's by the Coen Brothers, so it should be good. |
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254731876_318654279760398_1288183138623502563_n.png Been watching Columbo from start to finish. |
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Cowboy_Bebop_Netflix_Poster.jpg It's happening |
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theoutlaws.jpg Disappointed in Stephen Merchant with this. I don't know how it's possible to have such a great cast for such a pedestrian, forgettable script. |
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mortimer-whitehouse-gone-fishing-gone-christmas-fi.jpg Surprised to see Gazza in this. |
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DEZUXYKXkAERfg4.jpg I'm re-watching series 3 of Fargo at the moment. Maybe with the exception of series 4, the Fargo TV series is one of the best TV crime drama franchises of the last 20 years. If you haven't watched it, I can only recommend it very highly. Especially if you like the Coen Brothers' body of work, because references to their movies abound throughout, and not just the 1996 film of the same name. |
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don-t-look-up-2031-fan-casting-poster-156623-mediu.jpg The darkest joke out of this film isn't actually in the film, it's the people who only respond to it with criticisms of the medium, repeating the exact same behaviour as the people in the film. Some of them have to be trolling but they can't all be. Astonishing lack of self-awareness. |
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I for one don't even have a cinema. |
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WhatsApp Image 2022-01-07 at 1.57.44 AM.jpg Been making my way through Star Trek. |
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81bAdsII1FL._AC_SL1500_.jpg I rewatched the first episode of pic related. Going in I was slightly nervous it might be awful upon revisiting it, but no, it's really, really good. I'm actually so amazed by how good it is I can't quite believe it. |
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What We Do in the Shadows series three has at least one good joke per episode but I wish they'd stop putting Kristen Schaal into things. |
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Toast of Tinseltown is okay. Its very Hollywood with all the cameos and it feels weird without any songs but I liked how surreal it got. |
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The special effects in the TNG films are weird. One minute they are smooth and competent, the next they look worse than the show. I have a feeling they ran up against deadlines. |
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DS9 is fucking ridiculous. |
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haveyouseenthisman.jpg Not sure I like DS9 more than TNG, but once you check out VOY that "sex pest" Bashir will pale in comparison to the walking red flag himself, Neelix. He alone was a big reason I stopped watching and If I'd been captain I'd probably have transported him into space while everyone else slept and said no more about it. |
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Season-1-farscape-32199060-1890-1260.jpg Speaking of aliens, I've started watching Farscape. It's not bad, but every bad guy is a moustache twirling bastard of the highest order and it's really tedious, it's making me miss the problem solving aspect Star Trek has. I'm only on series 1, it could well pick up. |
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I'm going to watch the Grand Tour. It won't quite be the old Top Gear but fuck it, I need some easily digestible light hearted material that isn't in any way mentally taxing, yet isn't 100% fictional. |
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271593114_2563657297097834_1664285678140230925_n (.png Picard is shit. I've just watched the first three episodes and I'd swear the writers have only watched a 5-minute precis of TNG before writing a generic modern sci-fi story and aesthetic. Where's the campy aesthetic? The first thing I thought was that this is Blade Runner 2049 without the pollution -- the cyberpunk wireframe holograms for everything and ships that look like nightclubs. |
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I can see why you were surprised I called Bashir a sex-pest, he's toned it down completely since. But for the first few episodes it was relentless. |
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Where's a good place to start with Star Trek? I'm watching TNG at the moment and enjoying it. It is for some reason an incredibly relaxing and comforting programme. |
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Started watching Farscape on the advice of this thread. Absolutely fucking lost it when I heard the first Space Australians talk. |
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Are you lads sincerely talking about Farscape? What a dream come true, my long-dead thread has been vindicated. |
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310.jpg I figured out what it was Odo's make-up reminded me of. |
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jump you fuckers.jpg BBC1 had a documentary earlier called "The Decade The Rich Won", all about how the 2008 credit crunch is directly responsible for the rich getting richer and the poor eating shit as a consequence of government policy. It was undeniably telling me what I wanted to hear, but I definitely learnt from it and I'm sure you will all love it too. Get it watched. It's episode 1 of 2, so there'll be another one next week as well. |
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vlcsnap-2022-01-26-21h29m28s964.png I realise that when the person you're pretending to be, is in fact an alternate version of you from another reality, it might seem a bit less clear cut, but you're not actually the same person, any more than twins are. You have different lived experiences and different relationships with others. Having sex with someone who thinks you're someone else, who thinks you're the you from their dimension that they're in a relationship with, is very definitely rape. Fading out to romantic music does not make this less uncomfortable viewing. |
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Farscape's doing my fucking nut in. They had Marvel Syndrome 15 years before it was a thing -- no character ever fucking dies. |
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l-intro-1642004529.jpg I'm working my way through the Book of Boba Fett. I don't think I can properly articulate how daft the space Quadrophenia gang are. |
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Finished Farscape. |
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I don't play League of Legends (more of a DotA player) and I know very little about "The Lore". My closest brush with it was playing the Mechs & Minions boardgame, but Arcane is pretty damn good. If you've never played a MOBA you'll likely enjoy it even more because you won't waste time trying to guess who is a character in game and what move set they're trying to emulate. It's genuinely a story well told in a steam-punkish kind of way. |
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Made in Abyss |
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Latest Boba Fett was pretty good, but it's still a very patchy series overall. |
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Spoiler tags, please. Not everyone's finished Farscape. |
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DS9 S4 they seem to have stopped taking themselves quite as seriously. |
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Chiana-2-1.jpg For me, it's Nebari. |
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Archive-81-930x620.jpg This isn't the worst thing you could watch. It has a lot of tropes but doesn't seem to expect you to be impressed by them. There's also a developing theme I'm not too keen on but this early on (e4) it could turn out to be a red ichthus. |
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I forgot why I wanted to post about it (>>24270) in the first place: it does a great job of portraying the '90s. They get the make-up and hairstyles right, it looks authentic. Most importantly, the female protagonist has the same sort of lop-sided face as Shannen Doherty, that alone makes it convincing. |
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Is anyone watching The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window on Netflix? |
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Finished Boba Fett. It was enteraining enough but entirely forgettable (read: poorly written). I think a lot of the problems stem from the fact that he's now a crime lord, but it being on Disney+ means they can't actually show anything to do with being a crime lord. |
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I tried watching The Curse. It's the "People just do nothing" cast trying to do some sort of Guy Ritchie comedy. It's shite. |
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reviews.png >>24314 |
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I'd be really nervous being treated by a "Doctor Mercurio" because you know any day now he's becoming a supervillain. |
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Do not bother with episode 1 of Louis Theroux's Forbidden America. It sounded interesting but it was terrible. Apparently there will be more episodes, so maybe those will be better, but the one where he hangs out with terminally online alt-right frogposters is terrible. They're all thick twats and they still run absolute rings around poor gormless Louis. They're perfectly nice to him a lot of the time, and those times, he asks rubbish questions. I'm willing to accept that I probably know more about obscure online communities than the average 70-year-old BBC viewer, but if that's an excuse for the shoddiness of his interviewing then it's enough to make me lose faith in all documentaries forever, because Louis Theroux came across as utterly clueless and inept. |
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The new Louis Theroux thing just seemed to boil down to |
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Onto season 3 of The Wire and I can't figure out why Avon is the boss of his gang. Idries Elba runs the entire thing and always has, Avon is totally superfluous except maybe as a fall-guy but it's not presented that way. |
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MV5BOThjMjc4NDUtNmIyOC00MzhmLWIxNjQtMDlkOTlmNzA0ND.jpg Started watching Severance, it's a series that as a genre sits firmly in the late 90s mindfuck territory where the employees of an office can't remember their personal life at work and vice versa. So they come into work in the morning and the next thing they know they're leaving, or on the opposite side they leave the office and then next thing they know they're coming into work again. |
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MV5BZTFmNzNjN2M.jpg Confusingly there are a few recent pieces of media called The Afterparty but this one's the one pictured. |
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Anyone planning on watching This Is Going To Hurt, but who hasn't watched it yet, I strongly advise against watching it on iPlayer, at least for episode six. There is a trigger warning at the start which warns of a shocking and harrowing plot twist, and in doing so, gives away the shocking and harrowing plot twist. It really harmed my enjoyment of that episode, looking at each character and thinking, "I wonder if they will have to deal with the impending issue", and of course when it happened, I wasn't even remotely shocked or harrowed. I think episode five will be on BBC1 on Monday; you can watch up to there, but then you'll have to wait a week or risk the spoiler. |
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I've finally got round to watching the latest series of It's Always Sunny. It has its moments, but it simply wasn't that funny. The episodes in Ireland in particular were quite dull. |
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I think it says more about ITV than anything, to be honest. They had that show about five years ago where you didn't know if Ioan Gruffudd was a rapist or not and have since decided that the winning formula is 'everyone thinks a woman is crazy because they don't believe her' so they keep churning them out. ITV don't know what the public actually want, otherwise Phillip Schofield wouldn't be on almost all of their shows. |
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Fatal Attraction has a woman being crazy and evil. Knocked Up, with Seth Rogen, was criticised for the female character being a dull stereotype who gets all hormonal because bitches be cray. Lawrence of Arabia has no women at all, in an utterly sprawling epic that goes on for hours and hours. |
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I can list a lot of evil women, but I can list many serial killers have either sex because I'm one of those guys. |
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Is the overrepresentation of men as villains in media a significant factor in the modern attitude towards the dangers of men? Now I've said it it must pale in comparison to being bombarded by stories of male abusers from around the globe/anglosphere, giving the impression it's all happening right outside their door. |
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ite.png >In the Earth |
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I thought it was interesting to see Brittany Venti on there. She's a good bullshitter but I suspect Theroux would have seen through it if she'd been doing it then. |
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tpcd39k81vg81.jpg >>24400 |
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c10[1].jpg >>24403 |
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213881730_10222268078425447_3909639032183674643_n.jpg >>24406 |
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dbc013613df0a3695433062aa57172d9a258ab55e715c35adf.jpg >>24410 |
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I didn't realise bringing up the Louise Theroux documentary again would out everyone else here as a thicky-thick-brains from Thickton-upon-Dim. |
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2007-the-year-the-internet-went-to-shit-mous-on-11.png Allegedly, 2007 was the start of the badness. Since then, people have completely lost the ability to make readable images. |
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Screenshot 2022-03-30 233107.jpg Finished Babylon 5. I haven't looked this up but I got the distinct impression the fifth series was not part of the Grand Arc that the creators had at the beginning; it felt like the fourth finished in a good place, but the fifth just meandered a bit and left far more open questions than answers. |
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60644263._UY1402_SS1402_.jpg Severance has a free companion book set in the same universe. |
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MV5BNGRiODdjZmMtOGEyOC00YWU1LWJjNTUtYWVhNDAyMjBjZD.jpg Been getting into the Ricky Gervais Show again, there's loads of episodes on youtube. |
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Severance S1 was very good. Almost good enough that it makes up for the fact it's not got anything interesting to say. |
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Untitled.jpg I watched Northman last night. It was an odd film, half-norse saga and half-movie where part of the fun is I guess looking at how those two mesh awkwardly together which it manages well enough imo. I'll warn you that it gets pretty brutal and the guts and gore isn't what shocks you at all, the plot feels very similar to Vinland Saga but instead of anime its a bit like a holocaust movie. |
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0_John-and-Anne-Darwin.jpg The ITV drama about John and Anne Darwin is a bit shit. |
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I know it's old hack but I'm sick of reddit and I'm drunk and I just finished watching The Hidden Fortress which is pretty fucking brilliant and has a lot of special moments. Although I would recommend against watching it on Prime because the translation's shit and it ruins a few moments. |
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I've just watched the first episode of the new series of Derry Girls. It's the funniest sitcom I've watched in a while, but I don't know if that's partially because there's a dearth of alternatives these days. |
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I feel like I should watch Better Call Saul but I don't remember what episode I was up to and I cancelled my Netflix last month. |
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Inside No.9 increasingly has a written-for-theatre feel to it. |
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1_m3_SP2UaT5wYT1_ASppadw.jpg I enjoyed this and it made me tear up a little. It's quite genre bending but I'd call it an absurdist take on Jet Li's the One where kung-fu crosses with comedy and trying to find meaning in your life. It even subtly crosses the fourth wall at points. |
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Finally finished Derry Girls, it turns out that most of the humour in the final series was concentrated in the first episode of it. |
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>>24452 |
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Episode of Here We Go was just on. Usual twee dialogue and one-dimensional characters, but was watchable by modern sitcom standards. |
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I've decided to watch the mid-80s political thriller Edge of Darkness. Mostly because I wanted to see what Bob Peck did other than say "clever girl" and get eaten by velociraptors before his untimely (real) death to cancer. This is barely a spoiler because I'm only half way through episode one but Mr Peck's uni aged daughter is shot and killed. In the immediate hours after this he's wandering the house, grieving her death and rooting around in her room, playing some of her music, finding her geiger counter, the usual. Then he opens her bedside draw, finds her vibrator and gives it a little kiss. I do not recall ever having this viceral a reaction to anything I've ever watched before. I paused the episode about 15 minutes ago now and I'm typing this because I just have to tell someone, I simply must express these feelings to someone else, despite my inability to actually do so. This might well mean it's some of the best writing I've ever seen, but I can't handle it. |
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My girlfriend's decided she wants to binge through all of Inside No. 9. I know it's very hit and miss but there's a lot more dross than I remember. Anyway, my favourite is Zanzibar. |
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Rewatching The Young Ones for the millionth time. Used to hate Mike as a kid, thought he was boring. But now I appreciate the humour surrounding him. (P)Rick is possibly the best comedy character of all time. |
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The Boys is pretty good this season. It started off well in the first series, but felt a bit aimless for most of the second, but this one is a lot faster paced it feels like. |
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Been watching Ellie & Natasia on BBC Three. It's reasonably amusing, but also quite sexually intimidating. |
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johan vagn.jpg Watching Channel 4's Space Cadets. It's a great shame that current geopolitical landscape makes such scientific collaboration impossible. |
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Still watching Space Cadets. I think ten episodes might be stretching it, but if you want you can text MOBILE to 83188 to watch the latest clips from the show on your phone. One episode had a plug for the Peep Show episode where Mark goes clubbing and I thought "I could watch that, in fact I could start living like it's 2005". Bung Halo 2 on after for a while, someone's probably archieved Colin Murray or Edith Bowman's Radio 1 shows too, it's basically time travel. What I'm saying is, if you don't want to, you barely have to face reality at all these days. Boris Johnson? Ah, him! He's a laugh, saw him on that panel show that's not quite utterly played out yet. |
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MV5BMDIxYTMxMjYtODVkZi00ZDE3LThiNTctMmM5YTg2NzlkMG.jpg If... (1968) |
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exact same scene.png >>24491 |
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I've not seen it. Maybe that's why I'm the only one who's not obsessed with fatties and Carol Vorderman. |
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I'm trying to watch Cracker. It's reputation has had me believe it's very good, but halfway through the first episode it's so cliche ridden I'm really struggling. |
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I'm trying to watch The Predator, the 2018 one. Possibly the single most annoying film I've seen. I don't think Ghostbusters 2016 was this irksome to watch. I remember the first time I met someone else who had seen Predator 2 and he shocked me by saying it was shit, I love that film, I could stick up for gladly, but if someone told me they liked this film, I think I'd restrain them and phone the police. |
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th-879253510.jpg This was very nice. Seeing incredibly detailed archival footage of volcanos on the big screen was probably worth £6 alone. |
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Nope is fucking tremend. |
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Threads (1984).png I'm feeling rather delicate, lads. |
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Better_Call_Saul_logo.svg.png I've not finished the show and I am enjoying it. However, I wish it was taking place somewhere with fewer guns. The interpersonal drama's way more exciting than someone getting shot. Obviously the two aren't wholly disconnected, but there's still too much of the shooty-bang-bang for my liking. |
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That Jordan Peele's films are good. Us is creepy as fuck and Nope is a great ride. |
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Kind of like how M Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable was pretty decent, really. |
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Am I Being Unreasonable? is fucking incredible. Daisy May Cooper is a genius. |
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its-a-no-from-me.jpg >>24540 |
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Any film or tv recommendations that help with depression and/or existential dread? |
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>>24545 The Blue Jam radio series is like therapy for me. It's brilliant Chris Morris comedy mainly about people having breakdowns set to great music. I go back to it every few years when the world gets too much. |
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>>24551 |
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dhmis.jpg I enjoyed the TV series a lot even if sometimes it did feel like they were strugling to stretch the episodes out to twenty five mintues |
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Any of you kept up with House of the Dragon? |
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I had no idea this was a musical when I put it on. It's a zombie musical set at Christmas. |
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Does Good Omens get better or should I bin it off after the first episode? That hour really dragged. |
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This lad talking about motorways. It's quite good. |
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I have been watching a program called "Resident Alien", and it's decent. |
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1899NetflixPosterEnglish.jpg This was annoying and having finished it I just feel annoyed at the ending. LOST on a boat. Just read the episode synopses. |
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Sophie Thompson - The Detectorists.jpg I just finished watching all 3 series of Detectorists, over as many days. The first series is cool as we get to know the characters and their hobby but the second and third steered, I suppose necessarily, toward character development and away from the curious world of metal detecting. |
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That cartoon thing is on the BBC right now, that they've been hyping for weeks. The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and the Horse or whatever it's called. The entire thing is just a string of hollow live-laugh-love platitudes, exactly as I expected. I have no idea why we're watching it. |
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12095120_924422974309522_7576526739443252149_o.jpg I've started watching Fargo again. To me it's still one of the best shows of the last ten years. Although series 3 can feel a bit too pared down if you're going into it directly from the all-time creative high point that was series 2. And series 4 was just complete tedium. |
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detectorists-xmas22.jpg Anyone watch the Detectorists Christmas Special? |
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c8b10d2e6c2477a07c73b0e8328f5a39--deadliest-warrio.jpg Family Guy is really becoming more shit with every new series. The show has completely lost its edge and now feels like it's on the same trajectory as the Simpsons five to ten years ago. |
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I have a week's worth of free Britbox, is there anything worth watching on there other than the film Croupier (which I am currently watching)? |
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At a push, the last half-decent season of Family Guy was series six but it's not like it had a high peak to fall from. |
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I suppose I understand why you wouldn't want to hear about politics, but at the same time it's such a driving force in everything Americans do, and has been particularly turbulent in the last few years, so I understand entirely why it would feature heavily in a show based on making observations about real life. Though honestly I feel like we're at a point where you'd have to be really, really talented to find the jokes in the current state of the world. School shooting jokes were a lot funnier when they didn't have one a week, and pensioners freezing to death was only darkly funny when it wasn't directly caused by profiteering. |
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plagiarismo.jpg >>24623 |
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Watching the movie 12 Monkeys again. As 90s films go, I think it's still noteworthy. Good acting, elaborate set design, compelling plot. I think it has aged well, all things considered. |
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tar_poster.jpg This is a great film and you probably can't go to see it because it's playing in around a dozen cinemas nationally. |
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l-intro-1647978658.jpg I rewatched A History of Violence tonight. |
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By the way, the reason I thought Jim Broadbent looked so old in Tár is because it was actually Julian Glover. I swear I saw Broadbent's name in the credits, which roll at the beginning of the film, and I assumed the first elderly man I saw was him. |
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MV5BNTAxMzA0ZjMtMGJjZi00MTFkLThmZTItOTJiM2RiMzg0Ym.jpg Puss In Boots: The Last Wish has a title like yet another of these endless fucking Shrek spinoffs but no it's actually solid. Good cast, well constructed story and visually fucking intense. Just the one song right at the start which is bad. |
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thebadguys.jpg >>24656 |
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I was seeing a lass before and for one date she wore a horrendously ugly Shrek Christmas jumper and matching ears. When we got back to my flat, it was revealed that she was wearing an aggressively sexual strappy little number underneath, and she near enough fell off my bed laughing at the juxtaposition of her silly Shrek outfit and posh black lingerie. |
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The Bear is excellent though will probably send cheflad into flashbacks. |
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buffering_key_art_green.jpg The only way I can describe this is milquetoast but to a degree that it makes me slightly angry. Every character is insufferable. |
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Joel Haver on youtube is pretty cool. He has an interesting, sort of improvised, delivery which can be quite funny - especially in these stylised visuals videos. There's something about the abstract facial expressions that really sells the improv as naturally hillarious, and totally believable within the setting. |
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Line-up for Celebrity Bake Off is looking good this year. Solid comedians and a few charismatic actors sprinkled in with the chaff of famous-by-proxy Z-listers. |
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Watched three episodes of the new series of Clarkson's Farm. Feels like it's lost some of the charm. |
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FB_IMG_1676386033913.jpg The Yankee grasp (or lack thereof) of geography baffles me. There's no excuse nowadays with Google Maps at your fingertips, surely? |
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I can't work out whether I like Nathan For You or not. |
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https://www.imdb.com/user/ur76062573/reviews |
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I'm guessing it's because it was the first episode of the new series, but absolutely nothing happened in the new episode of The Mandalorian |
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Watching some episodes of Star Trek TNG. The set design of that show is just absolutely outstanding, we are as far from it as it was from TOS and it still looks fantastic. |
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I just started watching That 90s Show on Netflix, the spinoff of That 70s Show which is set in the mid-90s, fifteen years after the end of That 70s Show. |
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Dr Katz.jpg As a kid I remember being fascinated by the Dr Katz trailers in our South Park VHSs. Only now I've remembered the show and how much I fancied this red haired receptionist. The show is pretty easy watching with the ocasional good joke, but it's mostly background audio with the odd interesting visual. 3 series available on Youtube. |
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You can tell it's not really in the 90s because the cameras it was filmed on are much better than the ones they had back then and also most of the cast weren't born at the time. I'm fairly sure it's scripted too. |
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d0769ddbea86286683e32154731aa950.jpg Never played the game but this was a decent watch. Episode 3 the best by far. |
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I didn't think much of the new Bill & Ted film. |
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OF-1.jpg This was pretty soulless. It wasn't even "this is pure cheese and has a few redeeming moments" bad, as it was simply bland and mechanical throughout. It felt like the film equivalent of painting by numbers. |
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MV5BNDM2ODNiMWItOWRkNS00ODE3LWE2OGYtNTZkMDJkOWI1OD.jpg I wanted to like this but it wasn't that good. |
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guilt.jpg Just binged the first 2 seasons. It's been awhile since a show bamboozled me this hard. Definitely worth a watch. Please note - May contain Scottish actors. Viewer discretion advised. |
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Been watching that Ghosts one. Starts slowly but gets going pretty well once it finds its feet after the first four or five episodes. Actually got quite compelling finding out what happened with all the ghost's back stories, and some nicely self-aware writing at some points. |
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Frankie Boyle can be incredibly funny, but that deadpan-into-shockitude comedy just never lands with me. |
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poster-de-65-pelicula.jpg Bad and stupid. |
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61cVO6WvabL_AC_SY741_.jpg I watched The Others last night, the 2001 film with Nicole Kidman. |
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dnd.png This is almost very bad but I like watching Michelle Rodriguez beating people up. |
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91 adnPV8HL._SL1500_.jpg I rewatched Angel Heart the other night. |
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survivors-1975-tv-series-3234d74c-a9a2-4b45-a975-b.jpg I'm watching this and it's not bad. Not great, but not bad. Occasionally I watch old TV shows and partially it's in the vain hope that the world forgot that forty years ago ITN commisioned a show as good as The Sopranos or Better Call Saul, but it hasn't happened so far. |
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Yo what's the name of that film where this office man stops an work shooting then cares for the suddenly achievable love interest since they became disabled, mows his lawn, then realises it was all a fantasy (i think?) before possibly shooting himself or the office again? |
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merseybeat submachine gun on the bus 2.png Found out about and watched some of the TV show "Mersey Beat". It's dire stuff, but I was too enraptured by an episode in which an old lady takes out a machine gun on the bus to not look that episode up. Shoots a teenaged girl through the chest. Gets sent home and told her neighbours will think she's a "have a go hero". |
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FzP510MXgBUSYmj.jpg This was pants. The first two rounds were quite bad and it did improve after then, but it was still really boring. |
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The cool thing about watching The Sopranos is that it's literally the best television ever made. |
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81EJbDmrrrL._RI_.jpg I've been watching From. |
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tudors-e1492192901425.jpg My girlfriend has started rewatching The Tudors. Nobody in it can act for shit. |
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4769726.jpg Season one was excellent. Like Good Omens for adults. Then they fired the show runner and some other people, season 2 sort of limps on, zombie-like with none of the magic of the first. What I've seen of season three so far is fucking dire. Every conversation is exposition, characters explicitly stating their motivation and desires. Doing things that don't fit with their established characteristics, wants or relationships. It feels like they not only lost the notes from the first season but whoever wrote this, bits of the earlier seasons went entirely over their heads. Disappointing. |
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I rewatched The Office Christmas Specials. |
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New series of Black Mirror only really had one actual Black Mirror episode, and even that one was very predictable. You'd have thought all the recent AI advancements gave them loads to work with but it was the same old "imagine your brain in a computer! And that computer is WITHIN A COMPUTER!" |
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Watching Once Upon A Time In Northern Ireland. I was born early 90s, so was either too young or not born when big stuff like Manchester and Brighton IRA bombings happened. And they taught us nothing about the Troubles in school. So I basically went in with very little knowledge. I know Gerry Adams, Bobby Sands, and Rev Ian Paisley. |
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Binge watched Game of Squids yesterday, since I can only watch things once the hype has died off. |
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MV5BYWI3MTJkN2UtMTU0Zi00ZjE2LThjMWEtYmQ5YmFiZmU1N2.jpg The new Futurama wasn't terrible. I just don't understand why they've brought it back and you can tell even the writers don't really know what they're going to do with a protagonist from the year 1999. |
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Went to see Barbie today. |
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The trouble with Futurama is they keep trying to revisit the initial premise, of using a late 20th century character as a fish out of water to parody the late 20th century, and that's why it ran out of steam. It had some brilliant moments, I still reckon in its prime it was better than The Simpsons, but it failed to capitalise on what it could have been. |
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twisted-metal.jpg I really enjoyed the Twisted Metal TV Show. |
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How do y'all watch shows? I don't have a tv [spoiler]subscription[/spoler] so am pretty limited to free youtube rips, which kida suck unless you only want to watch disjointed 90's TV across multiple clips per episode. |
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utorrent.jpg >>24874 |
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Ladchaps, has anyone seen the Barbie film? |
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I like how the longest debate about a fucking film I've ever seen on this website is one nobody's seen. Stellar stuff. |
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I went to see it in the first week. |
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I saw the Barbie film today, so now I can voice my opinions because they are important. Honestly, it's a very good film. It exceeded my expectations (my expectations were this post >>24902 and this one >>24916) and it's much more intelligent than I feared. It's hugely entertaining if you ignore the politics (although that is impossible). However, it is very hypocritical. The character of Ken is immensely relatable in the first half of the film, because I too can be very loving and devoted to people I care about but they don't respect me because my own identity is relatively bland and dull. The people making the film clearly know about what it means to be such a person, and they represent it and address it sensitively and intelligently. What a great film. And they encounter the patriarchy (uh-oh), and more than one male character points out that they don't get their way in life either, just like most of us don't, so it's not as black and white as the militants claim. This is all wonderful. Unfortunately, the characters all do a complete volte-face and behave completely out of character as the film goes on, purely in the service of more traditional girl-power lecturing. Ken's whole problem is that he has no identity of his own; he's just a harmless, wholesome nonentity who loves Barbie with all his heart. Then he becomes a pro-patriarchy punchline, dressing like a Men's Rights pickup artist and embracing traditional masculinity. Barbie goes to see him, and suddenly he's all aloof and doesn't care about her, even though loving her is all he does and all he represents. How very out of character. Then it gets even worse: the Barbies hatch a scheme to stop the Kens from prioritising themselves, and they do this by feigning weakness and asking the Kens to explain basic concepts and help them with very simple tasks. Haha! But surely it's good to be kind and helpful, right? So why is it depicted as a bad thing? And then, then, ooh boy, the Barbies have a really brilliant idea. They will play the Kens off each other by making them all feel really insecure and threatened by each other, so they all turn against each other. Why? What's the bloody point of that? It certainly doesn't achieve anything; it's just being a bitch. And lastly, and this infuriated me most of all, right at the end, Barbie tells Ken he needs to figure out who he is, for himself. He needs his own identity. The whole act of the film revolves around Ken's identity crisis, and the undertone that I picked up is that this is something Ken should be ashamed of. This speech gets made, and then the self-aware fourth-wall-breakers ask, "So has everyone had a happy ending now?" And Barbie says, no, I'm not happy. I don't know who I am any more. What does it mean to just be Barbie, rather than Doctor Barbie or President Barbie or Astronaut Barbie? It is exactly the same identity crisis that Ken was having, not five minutes earlier. But when Barbie does it, she gets a full 10-15 minutes added on to the end of the film to talk about it, while Ken just gets fucked off out of the film. Maybe that's realistic, but I didn't like it. |
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image_2023-08-21_195057753.png >>24921 |
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So... what does Barbie have between her legs? Is it smooth like a doll or does she have genitals? |
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livesofothers.gif I watched The Lives of Others tonight. A claustrophobic slice of Cold War history that shines a light on East Germany's Stasi secret police and the way it controlled, manipulated and destroyed people's lives, who were completely at its mercy as a corrupt government agency above the law that only answered to the highest circles of power. |
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MV5BMTgyNTQyNjUwN15BMl5BanBnXkFtZTgwNjMwNjUzNzM@._.jpg This is stupid and unfunny, but I've watched the first series in about two days. |
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542701d0-bcda-4594-99f2-86e9e89c9b20_text.gif I'm in the mood to start watchig the entire Alien saga this weekend. |
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29592bee102a3cc0495404499917d48f849d23961fdec84e5c.jpg Romesh and Tom do their best to ruin Takeshi's Castle with their inane voice-over. |
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The entire thing is like this: |
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I've never had any interest in wrestling but watching these two talk about their cage match 25 years later was great: |
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SEI_160962008.jpg This was really weird. |
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Initially I thought this show looked too weird and black, sorry for me to enjoy but these clips are pretty cool. I'm really enjoying the characters and Michaela Coel's interesting facial expressions. |
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31528814-31529591.jpg Taskmaster New Zealand is on All4, 4oD, or whatever Channel 4's streaming service is called these days. It's a bit naff, but I'd pollinate one of the contestants. |
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See what happens when you start talking about gay sitcoms? Lesbian bees start showing up. |
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Finished the new series of It's Always Sunny. It had its moments but overall it wasn't very good by their standards, plus Mac and Dennis look really old now. |
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Taskmaster thoughts: |
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again.jpg Nathan For You might be one of the best TV shows of all time. |
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Senior Microsoft figures should be tried at Nuremburg 2. |
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That BBC dramatisation with Steve Coogan as Jimmy Savile has a problem that I had not foreseen: it's completely one-sided. In real life, of course, he was charming and popular and that's one of the reasons why he got away with so much. But in The Reckoning, he's just walking around being a predatory rapist and everyone agrees that he's a predatory rapist. He's like the boogieman, creeping up on screaming children and cackling evilly through his pointy vampire teeth. It makes you wonder how anyone could ever have been stupid enough to be molested by him, and surely that's not the intention of this series at all. But if they portrayed him as a likable man with plenty of redeeming features, everyone would complain that the BBC was making excuses for its failure to act. So they can't win. So why did they make it? |
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You're all a bunch of cunts.[1] |
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I watched Léon - The Professional again tonight. I bought the metal case Director's Cut Deluxe Edition DVD many years ago because to me it is one of Luc Besson's finest films, and because I just like the melancholy of Jean Reno's character of a hitman for the New York mob, who has no qualms brutally killing people for a living but who also has his soft side as an illiterate overgrown boy in a middle aged man's body. |
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So is nobody going to mention how the Leon director, aged 32, started a relationship with a fifteen year old actress he met three years earlier and only a year later they were married parents? Yeah, I'm sure Leon was all about how large age gaps are inappropriate. |
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Finished Parks & Recreation. It was excellent once they ironed out the kinks. Leslie and Ann is probably my favourite TV friendship. |
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A lot of these American sitcoms are basically just soaps with more jokes if you think about it. You watch it for the humour, but you eventually stay, whether you admit it or not, because you are invested in the characters. They're not like traditional sitcoms where it all basically resets at the end of every episode- Even Friends had its little arcs, but they always took a back seat to the main plot of the episode. |
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And obviously that supports >>25042's point, that characterisation can be more important than humour. I still think Fry & Leela from Futurama is the greatest love story I have ever seen on television. |
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MV5BNmRhOGM3NjYtOGM1Zi00NWEwLWI3NDQtNTNhOGIyN2JmYj.jpg Just about finished watching Detectorists. How do I find a woman like Toni? |
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MV5BMmFkNWFiNWYtZGRiYi00ZGE0LTk2YTUtNjk0MDg2YTJhYj.jpg >>25066 |
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Watched the Barbie film. I don't get what the fuss was about. I'm guessing it made a huge buzz online because the message was delivered with all the depth of a children's TV show, which is about the intellectual level Americans can cope with. |
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httpcom.ft.imagepublish.upp-prod.jpg >>25082 |
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Moon dusting.jpg >>25086 |
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I love to uphold girlboss fisherperson stereotypes. I do it every day and I see others doing so also, it isn't just a Twitter phenomenon, it's real and I love that it happens. |
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Banned in Britain.jpg >>25095 |
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The-X-Files-the-x-files-19918135-1024-768.png Childhood is wanting Chris Carter to stop dicking around and get to the bottom of the alien conspiracy. Adulthood is knowing what you want is to watch Mulder and Scully inexplicably not spend all their time shagging and instead track down a serial killer who can turn into a pterodactyl ghost or some shite like that. |
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I promise I'm not going to turn this thread into my X-Files watch-a-long blog. However, it's amazing how many episodes bungle the opening. Instead of a mysterious hook they tell you exactly what's going on and then you wait half-an-hour for Scully and Mulder to catch up. |
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5d14d01c573c2.png I've started watching the Fargo TV series again. Something about it makes me come back to it every winter. |
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p01jwf6g.jpg I could watch Brian Blessed's Augustus until the heat death of the universe. It's unbelievably good acting, just excellent over and over. |
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You lot watch a load of shite. Watch Sharpe. Sharpe is fucking great. The ones with Pete Postlethwaite in, absolutely class. |
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MV5BZjU5MTMyYTItYzY4NS00MjdjLWE5NGQtNjY4OGY1ZWE0Y2.jpg It's the plot to Melancholia but for a dull aging loser. To be honest it hits a little close to home after thinking I might die over the summer and having no plans but to keep living as I always have. |
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Godzilla Minus One was outstanding to watch in the cinema. I'm not looking forward to the American one coming out soon but if you want to see post-war Japan v a huge fuck off lizard then it'll do. |
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On this day, 30 years ago: |
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I'm excited to follow the continuation of this animated rap story. |
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Ted_Lasso.jpg Ted Lasso is funny and nice. However, it's made by Bill Lawrence, who also made Scrubs, and that man's poisonous influence is ruinous. Definitely watch series 1 of Ted Lasso because it's great. Series 2, however, goes the way Scrubs did, with characters having super-serious drama which evokes no sympathy whatsoever from me and is just painfully boring to watch. I like it sometimes when a comedy series has a serious and unfunny turn (like Futurama), but when Ted Lasso's characters mope around because muh girlfriend has muh feelings about muh space, I just feel nothing except boredom and hatred. |
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that cunt.jpg >>25120 |
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Watched Father of the Bride. Absolute shite. Steve Martin is a terrible narrator. Was he ever actually funny? I liked Three Amigos as a kid, but I don't know whether it was good or if that's just nostalgia talking. |
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>>25126 |
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For some reason I avoided it when I came out, but I'm now working my way through Friday Night Dinner. It's funny enough, although it does feel like the kind of thing that if it was on TV ~30 years ago it'd be the warm-up comedy show to get you in a good mood before the main one was on. |
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Anyone remember the name of that Sky One show from the 00s where each episode was a complete brown trouser moment? It was something like 'Terror Alert: How would you Survive' and gave you tips on surviving various scenarios that mostly had nothing to do with terrorism. I still think about it every now and again but it might have been a couple of shows that were on at the same time. |
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tumblr_n9o8p0fK5K1rv9kqao2_400.gif >>25130 |
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>>25129 |
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6795282_460s.jpg Watching the 156-minute cut of Terminator 2 on my recently inherited Onkyo surround system. |
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The UK version of Jeopardy is weird. It's superficially almost identical to the US version, but there's something eerie and unsettling about it. It's really slow and awkward, like one of those clips of an American sitcom with the laugh track edited out. Everyone involved seems like they're being held against their will, apart from the autistic trans woman contestant who is clearly in her element. |
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_methode_times_prod_web_bin_48de4f1b-3f4f-4528-956.jpg Watched the new Wonka film. It wasn't bad, but it felt rather pointless and I didn't really care what happened next. Always nice to see Dobby and Big Suze though. |
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The third series of Fargo is far better than I've given it credit for. Must be about the third or fourth time I am watching it. |
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Tried watching the first episode of the new Fallout series. Got half an hour in, realised there was another 45 minutes to go, gave up. |
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20240413_205216.jpg Lads, what fucking film is this supposed to be on Prime Video? It's definitely not 12 Angry Men. Did they AI-generate this thumbnail? |
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truman-1-411856986.jpg >>25216 |
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