lol @ gordman "monitoring it for months"
shut it the fuck down
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lol @ gordman "monitoring it for months"
shut it the fuck down
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Originally Posted by RealTalk
Well, look at that...another dumbfucker with nothing.
Keep flapping your pussy lips though
Google.comQuote:
Originally Posted by GordmanQuote:
Originally Posted by lol wow
K, ill send you 50 if you can post a consistent link that lists EVRRYTHING....EVERY month. You have 5 minutes
I accept Venmo and cash in envelope
I liked Ozarks more than I thought I would, but the middle did drag a bit. Looking forward to the second season (if there is one).
Im currently 3 episodes into "Manhunt".
Really not bad so far imo.
I always wanted to learn more about the Unabomber case that happened many years ago.
I, like everyone, always heard the updates on the news during the 90's, but I had no idea he was doing this shit since the late 70's.
I'm about halfway into American Vandal. I won't say it's the best show on Netflix, but it's definitely the most entertaining thing I've seen on here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3tkFOtM6go
Went through the whole thing in a couple days. Amazing!Quote:
Originally Posted by SrslySirius
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Originally Posted by Gordman
Finished watching the rest. I think it is a very good watch...
...Especially when you weigh in recent events.
Now, im not going to debate or argue if this type of situation or try to draw any parallels to anything at all about the Vegas shooter or why he did what he did...
But in an age where every attack these days seems to be so ideologic one way or another, its worth examining this and taking in the events of a HIGHLY intelligent madman who was shut out from society and ultimately wanted to send a real message (not religious) about society and how it operates.
These are the type of individuals we should also continually pay attention to, just like the rest...
For those who are "Gomorrah" fans, I think that you will find "Suburra" interesting. This is also about organized crime but set in Rome instead of Naples. I think that it will be available on American Netflix later in October. It was first released on Italian Netflix. I have seen the first four episodes, and while almost nothing can compare with *Gomorrah", "Suburra" is quite good.
In addition, "Berlin Station" fans should note that Season Two has started on Epix. Nazis are the CIA's target this year and Ashley Judd is the new station chief. You can see the first two episodes for free on their site.
Gerald's Game (Steven King adaptation.)
ok giving Subarra a try, Ill give a review. thanks. OK watched first 4, very good series. Liked it a lot. like the gypsies gang twist.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnCommode
Binge watched this a couple weeks ago. Very entertaining.Quote:
Originally Posted by SrslySirius
8==D
had a few people recommend this to me but I lost interest quickly. Maybe I wasn't in the right mood for it? Whatever.. I'll come back eventually when I'm ready.Quote:
Originally Posted by duped_samaritanBinge watched this a couple weeks ago. Very entertaining.Quote:
Originally Posted by SrslySirius
8==D
Watched Netflix original The Babysitter this weekend. One of the greatest movies ever made
Halt and catch fire seasons 1-3 for those that were too dumb to watch it years ago
ive got pages on how shitty on demand is for not having every ep just only ses 45 -48 but it is was it is
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Originally Posted by chinamaniac
Yeah nice fucking try.... I almost went in blind.
Possible spoilery reflection on American Vandal:
So is this a level or not?Quote:
Originally Posted by chinamaniac
OK Subarra was very good. Plenty of violence, mafia drama, set in Rome, great looking city. Good recommendation, thanks. Like Gomorrah I was fascinated with the over the top gold/versace stuff. The gypsies were the most ornate, so I am guessing its a lower class thing in Italy to guild every fking piece of furniture in your house and wear many chains etc. The "upper" class people in the series were more power suits and gentlemen farmer looking cloths and the decor more subdued, lot of architectural pieces, etc. Not sure why class culture fascinates me in these shows, but whatever. Side story, my wife watches those god awful housewives shows. those women's voices can clear men out of a room like nothing can. I had to move tables the other night when the host sat a group of cackling women next to our table, yikes such a horrible sounds) The only time I watched the housewives though was early on as I was fascinated how mortgage brokers in Orange County seemed to live like kings.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charhamok giving Subarra a try, Ill give a review. thanks. OK watched first 4, very good series. Liked it a lot. like the gypsies gang twist.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnCommode
was getting ready to click, but the description says "satirical true crime mystery" makes me pause....Quote:
Originally Posted by SrslySirius
Meyerowitz Stories. Sandler, Stiller, Hoffman. It was great, in a Woody Allen - ultra-neurotic way.
https://youtu.be/oTC7wQMHHEA
I’m hearing good things about big mouth.
Marcos season 3 was way better than expected.
Best new add is shaka Zulu
found this on Hulu. Love the b movie style plus it has Dr Cox from scrubs
https://youtu.be/_H25civ15NA
Season 8 of Shamless premiering tonight on Showtime. Seasons 1-7 are on Netflix. Definitely recommend it, especially if you are chicago based
The last 3 seasons have been fucking awful... Not going to bother with the 8th...
Why don't you recommend the newest season of Ray Donovan while you're at it?
Never heard of it. What’s thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Avon Barksdale
@Avon Barksdale...no, Ray Donovan has officially jumped the shark and is unwatchable.
I just finished the Jim Carrey/Andy Kaufman documentary (premiered yesterday.) It was well made and if you can tolerate Jim’s “poor, poor pitiful me” schtick - it is worth watching. He is incredibly talented, however he has become his mental illness. I feel for the guy as he repeatedly talks about his struggles. He is deeply troubled and even more unhappy. Tortured artist or not, he fails to discuss how lucky he is in life and how many opportunities he has been afforded that others have not. All things considered, this is worth a watch.
Here is more information.
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cu...e-great-beyond
The Punisher is pretty damn good
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Originally Posted by Kilgore Trout
I don't see it as a schtick. He expressed how incredibly fortunate he has been, yet was emotionally unprepared for the inevitable emptiness that results from pursuing achievement to assuage deep-seated feelings of inadequacy. And now he seems to be struggling mightily with an existential crisis. Which partially explains why he has since taken up painting at a frenetic pace.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFy8GY_sGYM&feature=youtu.be
This was a really weird thing to watch while high.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kilgore Trout
Above all else, my takeaway was that Jim Carrey remains grating and obnoxious.
Much better than I thought it would be
Glitch, an Aussie drama/whatever. One night, a group of peeps buried in a cemetery regenerate and crawl out of the grave. Some died in 1800s, others more recently.
Drama ensues. Not a zombie show.
2 seasons, 12 episodes total so far.
I watched season 1 ages ago and wondered if season 2 was ever going to come. I barely remember what happened now lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Kuntmissioner
I do recall being so moved by the music at the end of one of the episodes, that I sought out the show's composer, wrote him an e-mail, and asked him if I could buy it or find it anywhere online. Never heard back. :(
This won't help with the gay rumors.Quote:
Originally Posted by SrslySiriusI watched season 1 ages ago and wondered if season 2 was ever going to come. I barely remember what happened now lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Kuntmissioner
I do recall being so moved by the music at the end of one of the episodes, that I sought out the show's composer, wrote him an e-mail, and asked him if I could buy it or find it anywhere online. Never heard back. :(
Mindhunter and the new season of Easy are good.
im tempted to dip a toe in Dark but a) i keep hearing how its not entirely like stranger things but sorta is and b) the ways its like stranger things seem to be the exact things i absolutely hated in season 2 of stranger things.
The Bogdanovich documentary on Tom Petty is really good.