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I could totally watch this guy if it weren’t for this particular style of stash.
Loved the first 2 seasons. Debating whether to rewatch them before diving into S3, which I think is final part?
What I’m watching on yuoietube is Camera Conspiracies (a channel). It is so hilarious. A bit surreal. Hilarious. Recommended.
Rust Paradise on Arte
https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/RC-016711/rust-paradise/
Watched 'The Vast of Night' on Amazon the other night, and I really enjoyed it.
Re-watched 5 seasons of "Six Feet Under" on HBO. Thinking about "Breaking Bad" followed with 3 seasons of "Better Call Saul" and "El Camino".
Old Guard on Netflix was the first action film I've seen in a while. Not really a big action film buff normally. I liked it.
Nothing. I’ve spent the last three weeks, and in particular today, 16 hours packing boxes, so the only thing I’m watching now is the luminous fishes inside my eyeballs that I’ve begun to hallucinate, from a parcel tape overload.
Slow, yet I thought it was still really interesting too.
Ditto. Check out Extraction on Netflix too, pretty much nonstop action but better than you’d think.
What did you like about Extraction?
I can't write about Old Guard as eloquently as Roger Ebert did, other than say than what I liked about it is that it came across as more character-driven than the typical action film, which is usually just a bunch of well-worn tropes strung together with fights, car chases, and explosions.
I thought the pacing was great. It had the build of an old western, although it's clearly a love letter to 'The Twilight Zone'.
Bonus points for being an indie project.
It was pretty much non-stop intense action, but it didn't feel fatiguing like a lot of movies in the style of say Mission Impossible. I thought Hemsworth was really good in it too.
I’ll be watching this
I think I saw a vid by this guy, might even have been on this forum, lyrics about evil seagulls or something if I remember, it was BRILLIANT!
Ah, Flamingoes actually!
All just as good the second time around as the first!
Nord Keyboard YouTube...some amazing performances...Jesus Molina...DOMI...Julian Pollock....Joey de Francesco...etc........
I'm watching S3 after a big gap from watching S2. I'm finding it hard going. Someone just pointed me at this timeline (not spoilery so far as I can tell, it's broken down by season) so it may help to review it before S3, as an alternative to watching the whole of S2 again. YMMV.
https://dark-netflix.fandom.com/wiki/Timeline
I can tell you what I didn't like ... the huge dead body count of brown-skinned people. Maybe I shouldn't be surprised about a high body count in an action film (and thus the brown skin part is arguably not relevant) .... but it did strike me as I was watching.
Cool find, thanks.
Funnily enough this encourages me more to rewatch the shows WITH this info open at my side.
Reminder set to on.
That should cover everything
A bunch of recent stuff from Camera Conspiracies – recommended, he’s hilarious
Thanks for weighing in. Passing on this one - no offense to action film fans. "Good guys vs. terrorist/drug lord" action films just aren't my thing.
Finished She-Ra on Netflix. I liked it a lot more than I thought I would.
Voltron is also looking better than its 80s predecessor. 80's Voltron was really a standard (robot) monster of the week show. Every single episode would end with Voltron slicing the monster in half. As a kid, I enjoyed that just fine, but later I thought the aliens fighting against Voltron were dumb as rocks. I mean, Voltron kills your monster exactly the same way, with the same weapon every time and you can't think of a counter measure?
Oh shit this is entering a very odd realm. Should we be concerned? Is this the way things are going?
Blackmagic Does 12k: Sorry Canon 8K is Lame Now
Oh this is a fun channel...
Is it you who is this Gus no?