have you see it one time at least? I have rewatched it a couple of weeks ago and I did like more this time than the first time.
That's the sad part, never seen it.
have you see it one time at least? I have rewatched it a couple of weeks ago and I did like more this time than the first time.
That's the sad part, never seen it.
Searching the image that Sober posted, I found a website called "Nolan Fans", and turns out Warner Bros. has launched a "For Your Consideration" Website for Person of Interest for the Emmy Voting Committee!
The episodes submitted are The Crossing and The Devil's Share, however according to the post in that forum, 6 episodes in total will be put forth to the judges.
I'm hoping for the final episodes. It's the mere definition of "shit getting more real until it's as real as it gets".
So a random thought occurred to me today, thinking about the fact that the writers are back to work on the fourth season. Given how much the game has changed, is it reasonable for us to expect a pretty substantial change to the way the opening is presented? In light of season three's ending, continuing on with Harold talking about Team Machine and people's numbers and all doesn't seem like it's practical for their situation. Plus, I'm kind of hoping that they incorporate Root's sub-team in a bit more now that they're three of the Seven Servers.
Then it hit me. The screen starts white, begins loading up photographs and identities, and much like Finch has done since season one, you hear Greer's voice say "You are being watched." I'd flip right the hell out.
Then it hit me. The screen starts white, begins loading up photographs and identities, and much like Finch has done since season one, you hear Greer's voice say "You are being watched." I'd flip right the hell out.
Jim Caviezel's performance in The Thin Red Line is beautiful and heartbreaking. I've always been a fan because of that film.
Awesome keep us up to date!Season 1 Episode 14
Man I don't have much to say about this episode, i'm still reeling from Game of Thrones so I was really unfocused watching it. I kept comparing the episode to The Wire and thinking how it did the child criminal stuff so much better which was completely unfair of me but I couldn't help it.
Like I said not much to say here, on to the next.
rewatching season 2, man theres some good potential recuring characters here (that never showed up again in season 3 so I assume they wont again)
first one, obviously, Alistair Wesley, the ex-MI6 dude. Second, the eccentric billionaire that created Faceb...I mean Friendzar. I actually usually hate the actor but I love him in this role
Also, I cant wait for the Shaw introduction episode...16 right?
I need more Leon in my life
Tao? give up man, its over. Him and Zoe are off in shitty-show land (actually I dont know if The 100 is bad, but the Nightshift sure is) never to return (probably)
I saw enough good shows go down after one season and bad shows runningover half a dozen. Sadly, quality is not always what the people wantIf they are crappy, they'll get cancelled, bwahahaha. I hope not, because it means a whole lot of people are gonna get fired
Despite that, she is on the main cast and there's also the fact The 100 is shot on the other coast that probably makes logistics dificult.
Episode 23 FIREWALL
Well damn that felt like I was watching a movie, not a tv show.
"Root" is quite the gambler, surely she could have come up with a "safer" way to put herself in danger.
Glad the Carter/Fusco situation resolved itself cleanly, for a while I felt like if anyone was going to die it was going to be Fusco.
So what the machine did at the end, it seems it chose John as a "successor" or something, what a smart machine.
Awesome keep updating us It only gets better from here.Episode 23 FIREWALL
Well damn that felt like I was watching a movie, not a tv show.
"Root" is quite the gambler, surely she could have come up with a "safer" way to put herself in danger.
Glad the Carter/Fusco situation resolved itself cleanly, for a while I felt like if anyone was going to die it was going to be Fusco.
So what the machine did at the end, it seems it chose John as a "successor" or something, what a smart machine.
Bonus Features:
- The Future of A.I.: Interviews with the creators of Person of Interest about how real life technology is showcased within the show. The piece also speaks with leading A.I experts from prestigious universities and institutions to see where the world is heading and how close fiction is to fact.
- Saying Goodbye: A piece highlighting a key death and that character's impact on the show, as well as the Person of Interest team as the actor involved exits.
- Episode commentary by series star Michael Emerson
- Bear: Short piece on fan-favorite Bear, the team's "adopted" dog
- Gag Reel
Person of Interest: Season 3 on Blu Ray/DVD September 2nd.
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=14222
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Person-of-Interest-The-Complete-Third-Season-Blu-ray/85824/
What's wrong with Jim's eye?
What's wrong with Jim's eye?
hahahaha I know rightSeason 2 Episode 13 Dead Reckoning
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I re-watched Relevance (episode where Shaw gets introduced) and damn, what an amazing episode. Felt like a movie, action set-pieces where on-fucking-point, Jonah Nolan should direct more episodes.