After all the episodes are released I may get Disney for a month. I think they did a good job with DD, Jessica Jones, etc in the past. Much better than they did with Star Wars.
TV Movie Thread Part Iii
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Every time I watch Jimmy Fallon do an interview, I want to give Igor Shesterkin a $20M contract. Because I have never met a less talented hack. The fact that this guy is popular unfortunately confirms' the entire worlds' view of Americans. Dumb as a box of rocks.
I haven't watched "Soap" since I was a kid. It's remarkable how well it holds up. Still funny 40 something years later.
Paradise is solid so far. 4 episodes in and interesting concept. I like how each episode has been laid out and the story has unfolded with flashbacks.
Most of the old comedies are better . Cheers-MASH-Seinfeld just 3 I can think of that I still enjoy .
Strong finale but the second to last episode was next level incredible.
Should have just let Jane have her Wii.
I saw Novocain last night. It was fun. I miss going to the movies, seeing a fast-paced action flick, and shutting off my brain for two hours, not being talked down to or hit over the head with blatant political preaching.
If Hollywood wants to win moviegoers back, they need more of this, and less of the preachiness and remakes.
If Hollywood wants to win moviegoers back, they need more of this, and less of the preachiness and remakes.
Quaid as an action hero should be pretty hilarious. (Love him on animated Star Trek show.)
I watched The Electric State on Netflix, it was incredibly dull.
I haven't read the graphic novel so didn't have any ideas about it, but the movie was a story that has been told a 100 times before, in better ways, with a more engaging cast.
Every actor, with the exception of George Costanza, appears to be going through the motions.
There's no drama, there's no real threat and you are never left wondering about an outcome. You can get away with some, or all, of that in your 'blockbuster' if you can nail your action scenes, but these are just formulaic and at times nonsensical.
God knows how it cost $320m to make
I haven't read the graphic novel so didn't have any ideas about it, but the movie was a story that has been told a 100 times before, in better ways, with a more engaging cast.
Every actor, with the exception of George Costanza, appears to be going through the motions.
There's no drama, there's no real threat and you are never left wondering about an outcome. You can get away with some, or all, of that in your 'blockbuster' if you can nail your action scenes, but these are just formulaic and at times nonsensical.
God knows how it cost $320m to make
