Prophet Steve
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Nope haven't seen it, and I've recently looked through UK and Netherlands.
First few seasons of Rescue Me are some of my favorite TV. It went so downhill for me though that I've never watched the final season. Maybe someday I'll go back and re-watch it all, including the last.Never watched Rescue Me so I'll have to look into it.
Horns: I randomly added this to my Q, when it was on Netflixs scrolling banner, as the poster looked interesting. I think Bl4ckSunsh1n3's post was spot on. It does have a good mix of action and a bit of horror.
It is an interesting movie. This definitely isn't a movie for everyone. Probably a love/hate type of film. There are things that are never really explained. And some WTF moments likeThe story walked a thin line between intriguing and predictable.the shotgun blast to the guys head.
Overall, I enjoyed it. A strange movie for sure.
Horns: I randomly added this to my Q, when it was on Netflixs scrolling banner, as the poster looked interesting. I think Bl4ckSunsh1n3's post was spot on. It does have a good mix of action and a bit of horror.
It is an interesting movie. This definitely isn't a movie for everyone. Probably a love/hate type of film. There are things that are never really explained. And some WTF moments likeThe story walked a thin line between intriguing and predictable.the shotgun blast to the guys head.
Overall, I enjoyed it. A strange movie for sure.
Quite a fun movie and better than I expected as well. It goes off the rails there at the end but I had a good time watching it.
They left out and changed a lot of stuff from the book, such as an entire chapter or twoThe book is really good and I encourage anyone who liked the movie to give it a shot. It's written by Joe Hill, who is one of Stephen King's kids.told from Lee's perspective.
Watched three movies yesterday and all three were pretty good / recommendable:
Automata - reminded me a lot of District 9 with robots in the place of bug aliens
Really boring movie. And a lot of stuff didn't make any sense.
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I challenge you to fisticuffs at dawn, sire! My only complaint about it really is that everyone not Antonia Banderas or Robert Forster was pretty ridiculous and hammy. But other than that I was entertained.
First few seasons of Rescue Me are some of my favorite TV. It went so downhill for me though that I've never watched the final season. Maybe someday I'll go back and re-watch it all, including the last.
I'll second your recommendation. Anyone who likes action flicks should watch it!Heads up, Dredd ('12) is expiring on Feb. 23rd. Good action flick.
Heads up, Dredd ('12) is expiring on Feb. 23rd. Good action flick.
Good? GOOD?! I challenge you to fisticuffs at dawn, sire! It's a great action flick!
So I just got Hola to work. Which regions are GOAT? Canada has been amazing to me so far!
spartacus is such an excessive show...guiltiest of pleasures. love it.
Does the production value ever increase? I watched the first episode last night and the low budget nature was kind of jarring. It looks like it was all filmed in a single 20x20 surrounded by green screen. Kinda reminded me of a SyFy original movie honestly.
Yes. The production values early on are very low (and the acting is shitty, writing is terrible, etc.) The first few episodes really aren't indicative of what the rest of the show is like.
*whew* Cool, thanks. I really want to like at is I generally love all things Rome but I figured it'd be tough to stick with at the 1st episode level of quality.
started watching MisFits
it's alright so far. that girl is hot
guessing it gets better?
^Every region except US/Canada.
Why does amc so this with Saul and breaking bad but not walking dead?
After seeing the first six hours of Season 3 of House of Cards pretty much straight-through, the most coherent thing I can tell its fans is that it is still absolutely binge-worthy.
I was up most of last night with Claire and Frank Underwood, and if Netflix had made the second half of the new season that drops Feb. 27 available as well, Id still be with them.
I am going to be scrupulous about avoiding spoilers in this piece, so forgive me if it is bereft of plot specifics. Youll thank me when you see it and get blown out of your seat by some of Franks more transgressive acts or a couple of the plot turns sculpted by writer and show runner Beau Willimon.
Tokyo Ghoul is on Netflix UK.
Agent Carter now on Netflix Denmark
Call me crazy, but I love the first Charlie's Angels movie. I could watch it forever and not get sick of it.
Is there an easy way to find out which region has the 'better' selection? I used to think it was Sweden, but I'm not sure. Not really expecting a clear cut answer, as it's such an open subjective question.
I think there were people in this thread recommending Hotel Transylvania, so I just want to say thank you to everyone that did. I probably wouldn't have watched it otherwise, but I gave it a shot last night and absolutely loved it. The Halloween monster theme and a lot of the humour hit all the right notes for me.