What are you watching now?
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@mark said in What are you watching now?:
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Mark I just started this... my brother recommended it. Said it was a combo of Interstellar and Donnie Darko LOL. I'll report back when I'm done watching it in a few days.
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On Netflix - this is quite a good documentary about arguably the greatest current movie composer.
He's also a very likeable individual, and turned composing for movies on it's head. Definitely worth a watch.
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Baby reindeer. Never heard of it until this morning, when I read an article about in the times.
Watched episode 1, intriguing. Gonna continue.
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Ok did 6/7 episodes. I hear the ending is a good one. Very heavy. Adult themes.(sexual violence, identity,) but quite fascinating.
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Stalking. (In Scotland/london) crazy fat lady stalks naive young Scot with identity issues and a bit of loser but with a good soul.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in What are you watching now?:
On Netflix - this is quite a good documentary about arguably the greatest current movie composer.
He's also a very likeable individual, and turned composing for movies on it's head. Definitely worth a watch.
Oh good to know. I'm actually going to his concert in September. Saw him a few years ago, too.
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I enjoyed the book, though my memory of it is dim.
Don't waste your time on this.
The series gets some of Wolfe's wit and sarcasm. Some.
But all the characters are completely two-dimensional and caricatures. You really don't care what happens to any of them - they are little more than stereotype placeholders for an OK plot.
That said, I like Daniels, even though he over-acts in this role. Also, I've lusted after Diane Lane for a long time.
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Spoiler free review of Furiosa that makes me want to see it:
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Is Sugar any good?
@Mik said in What are you watching now?:
Yeah, good characters, very film noir. Writing a bit implausible, but it just keeps getting more and more complicated.
Well, doesn't get more "noir-ey" than that, does it? Love the premise. Farrell is great, and the rest of the cast is outstanding.
The opening scene, in Japan, was great. It establishes Sugar as a conflicted, potentially very violent, and efficient professional. But...I feel like it's getting complicated for the sake of being complicated. The premise is simple - find the girl. But all the extraneous stuff is getting in the way of the narrative.
I'm enjoying the directing and editing. Very creative.
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