Page 125 of 178
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2019 3:58 am
by behndy
i LIKED Russian Doll. stayed interesting throughout, i dig the ending, SOLID.
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2019 4:33 am
by coldbrightsunlight
Only watched two Rosie's l episodes but I'm quite into it
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2019 3:54 pm
by Jero
behndy wrote:i LIKED Russian Doll. stayed interesting throughout, i dig the ending, SOLID.
watched it in one sitting

Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2019 4:40 pm
by adamajah
We have HBOnow for a bit until True Detective season 3 ends.
Pretty good so far, except for the "Grumpy Old Men" moments.
I'm also binge-ing season 2 and like it even more than the last time.
Of course season 1 is the king.
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2019 4:07 pm
by BetterOffShred
Binged a big pile of The Punisher S2.. still love it though it's definitely a stranger look..
What kind of modulated delay do you guys think seems to be used on what..
. 90% of the soundtrack?
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2019 6:46 pm
by adamajah
Somehow missed this, but watched it last night and dug it. I have to admit, the first part was so slow moving and indulgent on the director's part I almost ditched it but I'm glad I didn't. If anything, it stands out as something different than the norm (especially in action films). Plus, Gosling

lol
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2019 7:01 pm
by MrNovember
adamajah wrote:
Somehow missed this, but watched it last night and dug it. I have to admit, the first part was so slow moving and indulgent on the director's part I almost ditched it but I'm glad I didn't. If anything, it stands out as something different than the norm (especially in action films). Plus, Gosling

lol
I need to give that one another go. I loved Drive, but I couldn't get into that one as much
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2019 7:57 pm
by behndy
liked that a lot. and as much as i dig Gosling, he doessss pretty much do the quiet quiet quiet quiet RAAAAAGEEEE BLAGAGGEGRGRHHJHH.... quiet quiet quiet thing every. freaking. movie.
rewatched Altered Carbon, enjoyed it a LOT more the second time. even with some of it's... inconsistencies.
watching Umbrella Academy now. i know i read the first graphic novel, don't remember hardly anything from it though, which is GOOD. like it a lot so far, but only 2 episodes in.
the Dancing To Tiffany scene in the first episode was beauuuuuuuuuutifulllllllllll.
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2019 8:05 pm
by adamajah
behndy wrote:liked that a lot. and as much as i dig Gosling, he doessss pretty much do the quiet quiet quiet quiet RAAAAAGEEEE BLAGAGGEGRGRHHJHH.... quiet quiet quiet thing every. freaking. movie.
Hahah so true. I was thinking that exact thing during the movie ... wondering when his first rage-burst would happen
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2019 8:33 pm
by jrfox92
behndy wrote:watching Umbrella Academy now. i know i read the first graphic novel, don't remember hardly anything from it though, which is GOOD. like it a lot so far, but only 2 episodes in.
On episode 3 now, I'm still not super into it.
Though I understand that it's, supposedly, fairly faithful to the comics, I think that simply thrusting the viewer into the show's universe without any significant explanation wasn't the best idea.
like, it wasn't until I looked up the wiki that I realized Luther looks so weird because he has a martian gorilla body, that's a detail that would've been nice to have earlier on
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Tue Feb 19, 2019 9:50 pm
by BitchPudding
I liked Umbrella Academy so far. Generally I check out anything Gerard Way had a hand in making, so it was a given I'd be watching this. Hope the whole season ends up being solid.
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2019 10:59 am
by ck3
Recently virtually rented this film after discovering it via a YouTube top 10 worst movies of 2018 vid:
Pretty inconsistent pacing overall, periods of bland dialogue, and limited use of star power, but some of the physical humor bits had me laughing to the point of tears. It's kind of like a modern take on Who Framed Roger Rabbit with less depth, more vulgarity, and puppets instead of cartoon characters.
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2019 2:04 pm
by behndy
jrfox92 wrote:behndy wrote:watching Umbrella Academy now. i know i read the first graphic novel, don't remember hardly anything from it though, which is GOOD. like it a lot so far, but only 2 episodes in.
On episode 3 now, I'm still not super into it.
Though I understand that it's, supposedly, fairly faithful to the comics, I think that simply thrusting the viewer into the show's universe without any significant explanation wasn't the best idea.
like, it wasn't until I looked up the wiki that I realized Luther looks so weird because he has a martian gorilla body, that's a detail that would've been nice to have earlier on
i think they show that in episode 4 or so though? lol. they leave iut the
part, which iiiiiii.... am okay with.
one of the things i like about adaptations is seeing what does and doesn't translate well to the Moving Image Format.
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2019 11:47 pm
by ck3
The ending of Deadwood left me rageful, but it still proved to be an amazing series for the most part. I began watching Umbrella Academy earlier today, have zero familiarity with the source material, am impressed this far, and plan to barrel through more episodes this weekend.
Re: The Netflix/Hulu/Prime Thread
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2019 6:25 am
by Dapper Bandit
Jero wrote:behndy wrote:i LIKED Russian Doll. stayed interesting throughout, i dig the ending, SOLID.
watched it in one sitting

Russian Doll was a fun "blast through it on Sunday morning" show. Really well paced and some excellent performancea. As good as it was (and every time I reflect on it I like it more) I hope they leave it as a single season deal.
ck3 wrote:The ending of Deadwood left me rageful, but it still proved to be an amazing series for the most part.
There is a movie being made to wrap the story up, I believe. Which could be cool but considering Deadwood was one of the greatest TV dramas of all time, it's going to have to be an
excellent movie.