It’s a show I really want to like but I’ve tried twice and haven’t been able to stick with it more than a few episodesDid you see The Wire...first rate
It’s a show I really want to like but I’ve tried twice and haven’t been able to stick with it more than a few episodesDid you see The Wire...first rate
Good for you. It drove me nuts and I turned off. Good ratings though.Prefer tv shows atm but i did watch uncut gems netflix movie Adam Sandler but not how you expect him good watch and probably his best role ever
That was a weird story. So people knew what happened to him all along.I'm not a movie buff but watched The Irishman twice. Cream of actors, organised crime and labour and betrayal. Joe Pesci is fantastic.
I agree you have to watch it carefully, blink and you miss something. I was told to watch it by a mate years ago and I couldn't be bothered. When I paid attention I really enjoyed it. Would never do a rerun though. It is not that type of crime movie...It’s a show I really want to like but I’ve tried twice and haven’t been able to stick with it more than a few episodes
Thinking of booking 1917 tonight, is it worth it ?
Like most of Stephen Kings work it doesn’t translate as well to the screen, nowhere near as disturbing as the book that’s for sure
I wasn't a fan, but that's only because that kind of plot ain't my thing.Prefer tv shows atm but i did watch uncut gems netflix movie Adam Sandler but not how you expect him good watch and probably his best role ever
And I've found his non horror genre novels are far superior to his horrors.Apparantly the film version of The Mist is regarded as one of the better adaptations. With a much grittier ending, too.
I actually found in the end King's short stories could be more freaky than his novels.
And I've found his non horror genre novels are far superior to his horrors.
He can do weird without horror really well too, the Gunslinger series is very surreal.
Shawshank Redemption is a classic exampleAnd I've found his non horror genre novels are far superior to his horrors.
He can do weird without horror really well too, the Gunslinger series is very surreal.
It is a good watch, if for no other reason how Jimmy Hoffa disappeared has been a genuine mystery. It was a trifle slow though, I enjoyed it but wouldn't do a rerun.saving the irishman for a rainy day, should just bite the bullet and don't let the running time put me off.
Shawshank Redemption is a classic example
oh man, i loved those gunslinger books, even if the ending is a cop out, like 4000 pages to get to that.
heard the movie they made of it was awful, didn't get past looking at the trailer.
been watching some of last years releases with the wife, so not just guns and drugs epics.
Knives Out is very entertaining, i didn't really get what Taiki Waititi was going for in JoJo Rabbit, yes the Nazis were bad, not every German was too, people are aware of that. Bombshell was good, but you'd get more out of it actually being an american familiar with the real life versions of the characters.
saving the irishman for a rainy day, should just bite the bullet and don't let the running time put me off.
i see the new(ish) mission impossible popped up on netflix today, looking forward to that.
And I've found his non horror genre novels are far superior to his horrors.
He can do weird without horror really well too, the Gunslinger series is very surreal.
Yep that’s my biggest complaint is the guy struggles with endings, his sons work is similar tooI got 5 or 6 books deep into the Gunslinger before I got bored as shit. Love the premise and the world, but Steven King can get pretty lost in his own shit sometimes.
I got 5 or 6 books deep into the Gunslinger before I got bored as shit. Love the premise and the world, but Steven King can get pretty lost in his own shit sometimes.
So, so manySomeone mentioned DiCaprio
He’s been in loads of decent movies, Inception, Catch Me If You Can, Wolf of Wall Street etc....
Watched The Aviator again recently, he was excellent in that.
If you're interested in that whole story about how what was basically Mexican peasant farmers growing opium poppies for subsistence money in the 50's became what it is today, Don Winslow wrote a superb ( fictional ) trilogy based on an El Chapo-like villain/kingpin. The Power of the Dog ( 2005 ) The CartelSeen it and its great. If its to do with Pablo and its on Netflix I have seen it all. I'm officially Escobar and cocained out. Watched way too much of it but I will watch any future episodes of Narcos which is a fantastic series...
Shutter Island is a top class horror film.So, so many
The Departed, Blood Diamond, The Basketball Diaries, Gangs of New York, Shutter Island...
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