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Just got caught up on What We Do In The Shadows. Yes, it’s incredibly good and hilarious.
Must watch that again, haven’t seen it for ages. Danny could be several of my friends, particularly during the ‘Camberwell carrot scene’.
Stoke. Yes. My time there made Blackstuff look like the swinging 60’s. Grim. And several times I encountered gangs with very long knives, who wanted to ‘chop up the cockney’. Fortunately I was tougher than my early Garcia appearance might have suggested. Had an interesting experience in the dole office too, when they stopped my benefits for no reason. A sideways anecdote - in Basildon, where I was from originally we all had to stop signing on at the office, as a gang of skinheads had flattened it by jumping up and down on the roof.
I was only in Stoke a year before escaping to Wales. Previous to that I lived in a small van for a year, which was weirdly one of the happiest times of my life.
Back on topic: this Grateful Dead series is very good. Loved the bit in the third episode where it stressed ‘never accept a drink from the Grateful Dead’. The crew filming an early 70’s gig didn’t follow that advice, and it was very amusing watching their footage get slowly weirder, and more abstract as the effects kicked in.
One Trick Pony
I was really surprised at how much I enjoyed it.
Great bleak 70’s film vibe. Stellar cast. The reality of “stardom”
Did I mention the stellar cast already?
So you were Withnail? Lucky you're still going all these years later then!
Yes, remarkable film, and if you watch it at the right age, leaves an indelible impression for life. I must rewatch some time.
“ we’ve come on holiday by mistake “ has rang true on a good number of bargain trips out of the uk for me
I love that line and I say it under my breath more than is reasonable (about all kinds and bits of modern parenting and old-fashioned romance also).
‘I demand to have some booze!’, probably the line I say most.
I did to until, you know, I couldn't anymore...such a fine line between too much and just enough
Can’t get either of those 2 suggestions on Prime. Argh.
Yeah I was searching for Withnail last night, paid option only.
Ps. i need a new show
Better call saul, loving it!
Watched this last night - absolutely stunning. I haven't seen a film with so many moral dilemmas and existential questions presented so neatly.
Sorry Gentlemen. If you're in the vicinity I will arrange a socially distant showing for you (there will be cake).
Great movie
What’s your vicinity? Mine is central NY.
That’s pretty distant. I think the boss is further south, and I’m in Wales, so I reckon we’re good for the 2 metre distancing rule.
Ah well. I haven’t had drop in friends in a long time.
Upload and Devs
+1 Upload. Funny but also with surprising depth and variety in the characters at times. Just when you think you have them pegged, an unexpected layer gets peeled back. Excellent writing.
Old habits, but whenever anyone says Central NY I think East Islip
I did live in NYC for a long time and still love it, but Mister Monz is right, Austin now. Well have to figure out another way...
Targets.
I have been waiting years and years to see Peter Bogdanovich’s debut feature. It is an astonishing piece of work.
And to think...it was made on a Roger Corman budget and schedule...
Just started watching Upload last night, definitely more enjoyable than I expected. It reminds me of a slightly more upbeat version of a Black Mirror episode.
Snowpiercer is another one just starting that I'm enjoying more than I expected. The movie was so unique and quirky, I couldn't see how a TV show would work. But they are definitely taking it on amore long term story arc.
Woah, Snowpiercer TV show? Sweet! The original comic was a major epic.
Still watching Sense8 - while the abrupt changes of setting were initially disorienting I'm getting used to them. I like how the various storylines are progressing. I can't believe they waited this long though to play Sigur Ros track in the soundtrack, given that one of the settings is in Iceland and Sigur Ros/Jonsi tracks have been used in other soundtracks.
I looked up the Korean actress and started watching her other Netflix show Kingdom. I'm not really into zombie shows or movies but I'm a sucker for period Asian shows, starting of course with the old Kung Fu Theater.
Was talking to Mister @iansainsbury the other day and we muttered about how this was surely art and I figured I hadn't seen it for awhile and was wondering how it stands up. It stands up.
"Get Shorty" on EPIX... It's like a 3 Season binge of Coen Brothers premise. Very funny with a lot of characters in play. I'm 1/2 way through. I wonder if there will be a Season 4.
The show runner did a lot of writing on "Shameless" which is also a family sit com worthy of the Coen Brothers. 8 Seasons on Netflix. #9 on Showtime. They keep almost every actor intact for 9 seasons. Most of theme are kids so it's a bit like binging Harry Potter watching how kids become adults physically... puberty and all that entails.
"The Americans" is probably the best TV show ever made, IMHO. 6 Seasons on Prime Video.
Disagree (and strongly
) about 'The Americans', but I thought 'Get Shorty' was going to get no more than half an episode of my poor attention, but I ended up gobbling the thing entire. I hope there's more. Chris O'Dowd was/is brilliant.
AFTER LIFE Seasons 1&2