[Whazzzup]

Soo attempt two for atlas wasn’t successful, again the puffin, but found the attempt to synch with jlo and her body armor robot interesting, maybe there’s more to why I can’t stay awake. Ok attempt 3 later

 

[dougms3]

Station Eleven 9/10

Sci-fi post apocalyptic dystopian film where a flu has a 99% fatality rate. Based on a novel of the same name.

The series takes place over multiple time lines following several characters.

A very different type of post apocalyptic series. Not much action or violence, more focused on the the development of communities and relationships.

A bit slow paced, alot of Shakespearean references and the timeline jumps around quite a bit, not on the level of Cloud Atlas but definitely requires attention to keep track. The series is filmed really well and the storyline is well developed.

Really enjoyed this one as its something very different from the mainstream stuff.

Interesting note, this series began production in Jan of 2020 before the pandemic and was about 1/5th completed before they had to shut down, then resumed in Feb 2021.

 

[SilverEars]

This is very interesting about the author and how the book was released. The Outsiders is a coming-of-age novel by S.E. Hinton published in 1967 by Viking Press. Hinton started writing the novel when she was 15 and wrote the bulk of it when she was 16 and a junior in high school.[1] Hinton was 18 when the book was published.

Saw this, and thought it was really dull and didn't do the book justice. Really bad choice in the plot for the movie, and feels really detached, and I couldn't get into the movie. Beautifully shot cinematography however. Looks great in UHD. Amazing cast of actors, but feels like a wasted production.

I really like the story, and deserves to be represented much better IMO.

 

[Whazzzup]

ok attempt three for atlas successful. outside of the cgi and concept of syncing with your own tactical robot, 3.5 out of 5. maybe if recasting hero and villain could have worked for this sappy finish bochery

 

[SilverEars]

ok attempt three for atlas successful. outside of the cgi and concept of syncing with your own tactical robot, 3.5 out of 5. maybe if recasting hero and villain could have worked for this sappy finish bochery

Two things made me stay away with no interest. Netflix and ancient JLo. Who tf thought Jlo on robot was a good idea?! I will never watch another Netflix film. I have no interest in any of their crappy K-content either. I hate these subscription based content that's just a waste of money. 90% of contents is just a waste of time.

 

[Whazzzup]

the bricklayer 2023 netflix



stick with the bricks. dont bother the 4 fight scenes you can skip too for 3.0 out of 5 puffs

 

[tdockweiler]

The Gentlemen (TV series) - 8.75/10

I was surprised. I really enjoyed this one and hope to see a season 2 some day!
The only negative is that the last episode wasn't that good. One average episode out of 8 isn't bad.
The whole series is 8 episodes and it was good enough to finish in just 2 days.

Perfect cast too IMO. Love the set designs, cinematography and even the writing was pretty good.
Some of the characters reminded me of those out of a Wes Anderson movie for some reason (but with more realistic acting).

I'm a bit confused though because it's supposed to be funny I think, but it really isn't.
It's mostly just amusing and not LOL funny. I must have a bad sense of humor because I laughed only twice.
If you find it funny, you might even love it more than I did.
Not going to lie, I like Theo James as an actor. He's not in enough movies it seems. He did really well in this one.

PS make sure to not watch the old movie version of this, it's terrible!

I suspect maybe the TV series got poor reviews from critics. Don't care!

 

[Whazzzup]

unstable 2023 netflix



rob lowe lol john owen lol anna bennet, Muah. joke down some blunts folks, this light, fast paced, sit com satire gets us back to indiscriminate gut laughs. 4 puffs out of 5. hope there another season.

 

[Zapacat]

Gettysburg. 1993 - 271 minutes (director's cut). 5 Platinum stars for this one!
For me the best US movie in the last 30 years. Maybe cos it's not a Hollywood movie (production). No same boring love stories seen 1000x, no predictable storyline, no all go lucky happy end seen 1 million times, no heroism... It's like a documentary with an endless list of absolute outstanding actors! Especially Stephen Lang, Tom Berenger and Sam Elliott.
I watched it 4x in a row...

 

[SilverEars]

Cool trailer. I swear, whoever is doing the cinematography is very good.


Yeah, the visuals are really stunning how they were shot.