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The very final scene after (or during?) the credits is the best in End of Watch. The movie
. Fantastic chemistry between the duo.
at least ends with an upbeat outtake
Added today:
Breaking Bad S5-part two (TV, Crime, Drama, Bitch)
Christmas Bounty (Action, Comedy)
The Last White Knight (Documentary, Biographical/Byron de la Beckwith, Cultural)
The Returned (TV, Crime, Drama) Tyler Perry's Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor (Romantic, Comedy)
Canada:
Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me (Documentary, Biographical, Music)
Prince Avalanche (Indie, Drama, Comedy)
Harsh Times was a more of a movie about a couple of guys who want to get out of the street life but find themselves much too attracted to the excitement and the drama of it. While both movies deal with Los Angeles inner city, the perspective and the stories were vastly different. So.. other than being gritty movies set in LA with main characters that are friends, I really don't think they should be compared. At least, not in the same way that one would compare say... Training Day and Street Kings.
I was more just thinking in terms of the main characters. Christian Bale's character in Harsh Times kind of felt like a caricature to me while Gylenhall and Pena felt more like people who would really exist in that world. I've never been anywhere close to South Central so I can't say how well I thought it actually reflected life there, I just think that End of Watch was the better David Ayer's movie.
Added today:
The Returned (TV, Crime, Drama)
Just watched Grabbers. As an Irish person, I must say, that movie is Irish as fuuuuck. It's pretty funny. Recommended if you like dumb shit.
Finished the second season of american horror story last night. It was so much better than the first.
Get on it if you haven't watched it yet.
started American Horror Story. Is this show good, GAF?
edit: woah just saw the post above mine haha
Finished the second season of american horror story last night. It was so much better than the first.
Get on it if you haven't watched it yet.
With the exception of the 3rd season (not yet on Netflix), yes.
started American Horror Story. Is this show good, GAF?
edit: woah just saw the post above mine haha
The Documentary Short subject Oscar nominee Lady in Number 6: How Music Saved My Life about the late Alice Herz Sommer, who died Sunday in a London hospital at the age of 110, has just been acquired by Netflix. Herz Sommer, a concert pianist, was the oldest living Holocaust survivor and had stayed alive in a Nazi concentration camp by giving piano recitals. Her mother and husband perished in Nazi camps. The documentary shares her very positive philosophy of life about how she maintained her happiness despite enduring pure evil.
Those wishing to see the picture can on do so on April 1 in the U.S. and Canada exclusively on Netflix.
I'll have to watch Jacob's Ladder before they remove it. I've heard great things and have been meaning to watch it.
Watched a couple of documentaries - checked out Cave of Forgotten Dreams since GAF recommended it and it was pretty good. Next I watched Reel Injun, which I thought was fantastic. Now I'm in the middle of The Act of Killing and it's a tough watch. I want to laugh at parts but I immediately stop myself since the dudes I want to laugh at have killed so many people.
I'll have to check out The Returned as well.
Anyone know of any shows on Netflix that are like Top of the Lake or The Fall? Those were two of my favorites from last year.
Just checked, it's up! Finally, going to find time for it this weekend.Is Blue is the Warmest Color still being added today?
I know what I will be watching later today.Just checked, it's up! Finally, going to find time for it this weekend.
started American Horror Story. Is this show good, GAF?
edit: woah just saw the post above mine haha
My wife loves it. I like it a bit. I think it's pretty ballsy to do a horror serial anyway, seeing that stuff done on TV is a kick alone. I think it falls somewhere between campy fun and genuinely a bit fucked up. We're halfway through season 2 and having fun with it still. S1 is worth it for the amazingly hot maid alone. The old one that is. Aw yeaaaaah
AHS is one of my favorites. S1 is pure schadenfreude, while S2 is plain insanity. Looking forward to S3 but I hear it's kinda weak.
Added today:
Blue Is the Warmest Color (Indie, Drama, Romantic, Gay & Lesbian)
AHS is one of my favorites. S1 is pure schadenfreude, while S2 is plain insanity. Looking forward to S3 but I hear it's kinda weak.
Blue Is the Warmest Color (Indie, Drama, Romantic, Gay & Lesbian)
So awesome, I'm in for that first season. It'll bring back memories.
So awesome, I'm in for that first season. It'll bring back memories.
Did all versions of Netflix remove the "Recently Added", "New Releases" sections from the PS3 app?, or is that just for Mexico?, it stinks... all i see are movie genres.
From an instagram video posted on Netflix's account. Hitting in March:
Turbo
Rectify S1
Cool, I've been wanting to watch Turbo.
Also, Rectify is excellent and everyone should watch it.
All the non-computer apps seem like they remove one of the two or both on occasion. Perhaps depending on how often you use them?
Hmm, not really that's where i usually head to after i load it... and it never happened to me before... weird...
Then I have no idea. That was just a wild guess since I've had them disappear on me but I mostly watch from my queue when I'm on anything other than my PC.