Just watched Last of us series 2 episode 2 its brutal.
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Best episode of all of them
Jamo Martinez
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Damon Herriman is brilliant too. Didn't know he was Australian till I watched Mr Inbetween.
Lapeno77
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I'm 5 episodes in and not sure what to make of it. Reminds me of that show from the 90s, Brimstone but trying to be more comedic / ironic.
I agree i wasn't to impressed with episode one but on reflection my critism was a bit harsh as I enjoyed it in the endI enjoyed it but preferred KIN, think in these gang/drug family stories the women's parts are hard to write for. It's usually the Gangster moll type or the Nag trying to get the bloke to give it up, the red head part in this was the latter, sure in real life an intelligent girl like her wouldn't be with a killer. At least in KIN the woman was as ruthless and evil as the blokes
Definitely thought kin was better and if you liked kin you would like love and hate.
Yes was recommended Love/Hate by a few on here, excellent
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Whicker's World - there's nothing quite like it nowadays. Just watched his programme about Paraguay and Alfred Stroessner, the Nazi loving dictator. Very interesting tidbits about a little known country to the West.
Channel please
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Rewind TV, Freeview Ch. 92.
In Greece so will stick to youtube to find them then.Search | TV Guide
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I can't bring myself to watch the second season of The Last of Us. I enjoyed the first half of the first season but was honestly pretty underwhelmed by the time season 1 had ended.
I think I now have the same views towards zombie films/shows as I do superhero films/shows, that being that they are just fundamentally lame as **** and played out to the point where no amount of good acting etc can make them watchable so long as all the banal cliches associated with zombies still exist
Not even hyped for 28 years later
I think I now have the same views towards zombie films/shows as I do superhero films/shows, that being that they are just fundamentally lame as **** and played out to the point where no amount of good acting etc can make them watchable so long as all the banal cliches associated with zombies still exist
Not even hyped for 28 years later
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I can't bring myself to watch the second season of The Last of Us. I enjoyed the first half of the first season but was honestly pretty underwhelmed by the time season 1 had ended.
I think I now have the same views towards zombie films/shows as I do superhero films/shows, that being that they are just fundamentally lame as **** and played out to the point where no amount of good acting etc can make them watchable so long as all the banal cliches associated with zombies still exist
Not even hyped for 28 years later
I’m thinking 28 Years Later could be one of the films of the year.
As Sinners is proving right now, with the right vision, writing, cast and a willingness to take risks and go against the grain, certain cliched genres can still be outstanding.
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Tim's tourettes
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Thought it was OK but couldn't help try and compare it to peep show!
Jamiednm
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As I mentioned yesterday, I’m enjoying Spaced.
I’m also enjoying another British cult classic which I’ve never seen before - Shameless.
Superb portrayal of the lower echelons of society. I’m yet to see a speedboat or trampoline in anyone’s front ‘yard’ yet though.
I’m also enjoying another British cult classic which I’ve never seen before - Shameless.
Superb portrayal of the lower echelons of society. I’m yet to see a speedboat or trampoline in anyone’s front ‘yard’ yet though.
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