What are you watching at the moment

[jeemak]

Re: What are you watching at the moment

It's getting the media hype. One of the greatest episodes of TV ever apparently. I haven't watched it yet, however I feel pressured to love it.
I'm actually playing TLOU 2 at the moment. FMD, it's scary as, and insanely violent.... I may have yelled in a very high pitched voice in one part.

Hahahahaha!

If you wanted the TV adaptation to fit squarely with the game then like anyone who desperately wants that you probably don't know much about TV adaptations (not saying this is you). It's good for what it is, best episode of TV ever? Not sure about that, but I guess it's fresh in the mind and people have to indulge in hyperbole.

[Bornadog]

Re: What are you watching at the moment

It's getting the media hype. One of the greatest episodes of TV ever apparently. I haven't watched it yet, however I feel pressured to love it.
I'm actually playing TLOU 2 at the moment. FMD, it's scary as, and insanely violent.... I may have yelled in a very high pitched voice in one part.

Don't know about greatest episode, but Murray Bartlett brilliant.

[jeemak]

Re: What are you watching at the moment

Would probably play out something like this:

I didn't watch it but if they kiss at the end then I agree.

[jeemak]

Re: What are you watching at the moment

Don't know about greatest episode, but Murray Bartlett brilliant.

He really has been good in the roles I've seen him in.

Possibly in danger of being type cast based on sexuality but if he's cool with that happening then so am I.

[DOG GOD]

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Watched these movies recently….

M3gan (doll looked brilliant. Had its moments but not enough gore for mine. Could’ve been alot better. Like a B grade Chucky.
Sick (was good. Written by Kevin Williamson of Scream fame)
The Sadness (over the top graphic gore/blood fest from China) brilliant. If you loved Train to Busan.

[Bornadog]

Re: What are you watching at the moment

Watched these movies recently….

M3gan (doll looked brilliant. Had its moments but not enough gore for mine. Could’ve been alot better. Like a B grade Chucky.
Sick (was good. Written by Kevin Williamson of Scream fame)
The Sadness (over the top graphic gore/blood fest from China) brilliant. If you loved Train to Busan.

Did you stream The Sadness, and what service?

[DOG GOD]

Re: What are you watching at the moment

I downloaded it.

[Bornadog]

Re: What are you watching at the moment

I downloaded it.

ok

[The Underdog]

Re: What are you watching at the moment

Went and saw Banshees of Inisherin today. Loved it, heavy and sad but also had some incredible comedic moments. Colin Farrell is brilliant.

[Bornadog]

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I am late to the party but really enjoying Godless

[EasternWest]

Re: What are you watching at the moment

I am late to the party but really enjoying Godless

Great show.

[Bornadog]

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Great show.

I rarely watch westerns, but this one is great so far. Have watched the first 3 episodes.

[hujsh]

Re: What are you watching at the moment

Finally finished season 1 of Altered Carbon. Started it 2019 with an ex and finished it this year with my now partner of 2 years.

Great show, amazing setting. Want to steal from it for my own DnD campaign.


Also Paul T Goldman. Best I can do for a synopisis is a guy wrote a book that did quite well about how his wife of a few months was secretly part of a prostitution/international sex trafficking ring and then turned that book into a screenplay. A director (who directed the second Borat movie and a couple episodes of Nathan for You) agreed to direct it but now it's a TV series and Paul is acting in it as himself and the cameras also follow and record him on set and includes interviews.

It started very centered on Paul's experiences but eventually branches out to get some different perspectives (an early example of this is when auditioning people for his first wife his actual first wife was there who they also got to do an audition the way she remembers things)

Its funny, cringeworthy at times but not overly so and it left me not really sure how to feel about the guy at the end. It's a bit comedy a bit in depth dive into a flawed human

[Happy Days]

Re: What are you watching at the moment

Finally finished season 1 of Altered Carbon. Started it 2019 with an ex and finished it this year with my now partner of 2 years.

Great show, amazing setting. Want to steal from it for my own DnD campaign.


Also Paul T Goldman. Best I can do for a synopisis is a guy wrote a book that did quite well about how his wife of a few months was secretly part of a prostitution/international sex trafficking ring and then turned that book into a screenplay. A director (who directed the second Borat movie and a couple episodes of Nathan for You) agreed to direct it but now it's a TV series and Paul is acting in it as himself and the cameras also follow and record him on set and includes interviews.

It started very centered on Paul's experiences but eventually branches out to get some different perspectives (an early example of this is when auditioning people for his first wife his actual first wife was there who they also got to do an audition the way she remembers things)

Its funny, cringeworthy at times but not overly so and it left me not really sure how to feel about the guy at the end. It's a bit comedy a bit in depth dive into a flawed human

I’m intrigued by PTG but was so badly shaken by The Rehearsal that I couldn’t even finish it lest the finale make me feel a way that I wasn’t prepared to. So I’m a little gunshy on anything from the Felder Cinematic Universe right now.

[1eyedog]

Re: What are you watching at the moment

Finally finished season 1 of Altered Carbon. Started it 2019 with an ex and finished it this year with my now partner of 2 years.

Great show, amazing setting. Want to steal from it for my own DnD campaign.


Also Paul T Goldman. Best I can do for a synopisis is a guy wrote a book that did quite well about how his wife of a few months was secretly part of a prostitution/international sex trafficking ring and then turned that book into a screenplay. A director (who directed the second Borat movie and a couple episodes of Nathan for You) agreed to direct it but now it's a TV series and Paul is acting in it as himself and the cameras also follow and record him on set and includes interviews.

It started very centered on Paul's experiences but eventually branches out to get some different perspectives (an early example of this is when auditioning people for his first wife his actual first wife was there who they also got to do an audition the way she remembers things)

Its funny, cringeworthy at times but not overly so and it left me not really sure how to feel about the guy at the end. It's a bit comedy a bit in depth dive into a flawed human

Altered Carbon was excellent, so is D&D.