S04E13 Legend Trippers is my fav episode by far. I can only watch this series during the day, freaks me the hell out.

Have not watched yet, think I still need to catch up on the last episode. Seems like a lot of people are not very impressed with this incarnation of the series. I have liked each episode I have seen so far,some better then others,but thats the way it goes with a series like this.

I really wanted to see how his character dealt with the fallout from this ordeal. Now THAT would have made the story truly wild!

Ha. Ha HAHA! I like that! ‘Nattering Nabobs of negativism’. Excellent! Just wrote that one down and added it to a list I’m starting of good sayings I run into for future use. Hope you don’t mind being being plagiarized a bit for a good cause!

That is so helpful, Robo! I saw the first one years ago, and liked it, but did not know of these others. Will add to my Watch list:-)

Entertaining origin story with fun visuals and a musical score that adds nice touches along the way without overpowering things. Momoa makes this movie work, as he possesses the total “big three” package—he’s gorgeous, endearingly self-effacing, and genuinely funny. That’s a winning combo in ANY man. Fun portrayals from Dafoe, Wilson, and Lundgren too. You can tell they had a lot of fun making this, and I hope there’s more. DC is giving Marvel a run for its money, and I never thought I’d be able to say that.

I finally got around to the final season of this show, years after it ended. I really liked the idea of a show about Da Vinci’s time, his art and inventions, but I have to say there wasn’t nearly enough of that once they introduced (what I consider) the silly plot arc of the Labyrinth and Mithras cults. This ushered in way too much pseudo mysticism, fantasy, and fever dreaming to keep the story moving. The sets and costumes were excellent, as was the music, but the pace suffered greatly every time they veered off the (semi) historical plot points to take us on another this-might-or-might-not-have-happened flight of fancy. Season 3 was full of this. It made Leonardo look like a twitchy nutcase.

https://www.primewire.tf/movie/260282-enemy-of-the-state

Enemy of the State, fantastic film, hadn’t thought about it in years.

All of which has me recalling the series from the 90’s called Nowhere Man; photographer captures a massacre on film and ends up being hunted by shadowy forces that want to keep it a secret.

https://www.primewire.tf/tv/48048-nowhere-man

Yes! Had my doubts on this one returning; glad to see it. Leaphorn is the man!

Yeah! So glad this is back. Kenda has that winning deadpan delivery and wit that I loved so much in the late great Jerry (“Lennie”) Orbach.

Rest in Peace Suzanne Somers 🕊️🕊️🕊️ somebody reup the episodes

Wow, this story sounds fascinating. I had a college prof. who adored the OED so much and spoke of its magnificence all during our course with him. Shout-out to Prof. Walter U. :-)

I’m not able to tolerate Maher anymore, but I watched this episode for my man Max Brooks. He’s always a can’t-miss for me; so smart and funny. Nothing fazes him. That is so appealing.

Glad to find this show; was a pro-rasslin’ nut back in the day and I remember all of these events. Some of the backstage stuff was way more dramatic than some of the scripted ring events….😲

Very creative way to deal. Hats off to the Blacklist team; I liked this a lot.

…and the Dembe Zuma Award for Exemplary Moral Fence-Straddling goes to:

The writers of this show!!!!

Excellent review and great recommendation, YgraineDance.
In the same genre I would recommend, if you haven’t seen them
https://www.primewire.tf/movie/120904-the-manchurian-candidate
and
https://www.primewire.tf/movie/793781-the-manchurian-candidate

I like the first one best but both are chilling.

I know nothing of the books whatsoever, at all. Thought that the series might have been taken from one book, or maybe a trilogy. Had no idea that there was a whole slew of them. Might have to look into that….

Have to admit that Pratt did a really great job with this, and would really like to see him come back in this role again.

I wasn’t exactly bowled over by the film, but it did make me want to go learn about the myth of Niamh Cinn Oir. My specialty is Greek/Roman mythology; Irish tales are new to me:)

A shame. Miss him; miss Richard Jeni from back in the day, too, whose shows were featured here on yesterday’s front page.

He sure did! Lot of action, adventure, and heartache, which I think is what they might be getting at in his background, which made him a great butler and manservant/‘dad’ sort of for a young Bruce Wayne, to help him find his way early on, and be there for him in the early days, and then on there after.
Me being me (I’m 57) and having grown up with everything I could have placed my hands on as a kid that was Batman, and will grant you I missed some stuff, but still…watching this, with some retrospect, I think this is seriously brilliant! A lot of thought went into this, people went into the Batman mythos, and went into exactly WHO Alfred might have actually might have been, and how he got to be who he was.
Thinking they had a lot of ways they could have gone, but picked (so far) a really great way to go with this. Hope they keep going this way!

Thanks, Robo! Can’t wait to see this sequel.

Well, Rhys-Meyers did an excellent, very physical role as Heahmund in “Vikings” so it will be fun seeing what he can do here. The trailer shows some skilled moves by the principals.

Yay! Another in the “Wrong” series! These are always funny and melodramatic. Thanks uploaders:-)

Thanks to all uploaders who handled that issue here of incorrect episodes for these links. Very grateful for that! The series is a good one for students of the topic, with excellent, unobtrusive narration plus spot-on commentary offered by historians and experts. I was most impressed that, in every episode, there were a couple of facts that were new to me—-and that is always a pleasant surprise for longtime students of any subject they’ve been involved with for like forever. Well done.🙂

I’m not scandinavian but my understanding is that Icelanders tend to still use the patronymic naming system in the same way the entire Norse culture originally did. The rest of the Scandinavian countries use “surnames” like most of the rest of western countries. Many Scandinavian surnames are derived from the old patronymical names, usually in the masculine form of -son or -sen.

Absolutely! Respect the Wind is one of my all time favorites of his! After I saw the movie Twister, I went to find out what that song was etc etc! I also love Women in Love! The intro is pure EVH!

Another movie I’ve watched recently That makes some sense along the way, until the unnecessarily odd ending. Plot exposition drags a lot in the middle.

Hey, got a notification that you made a post on my wall, but can’t suss out how to get to my wall, can get to yours though? Seems a tad bit different here, not much though.

One of my absolute favorites. We just don’t get this quality anymore.

Thank you, uploaders!!!! Just what I wanted to see once again! (This was the type of offering that “Black Mirror” would do, only many years earlier.)

Yup, sad to see the old one go, but we can rebuild. Shot you a friend request.

I Loooove Von Stroheim and w/the angelic Fay Wray - thanks for the tip on this one! I hadn’t heard of it before!

Also see the sequel to this Lifetime HDTV Movie: Stalker’s Prey II.

I enjoy crazy old fantasy “epics” like this, based on rollicking, wild fictional books and stories. Of course, given that this film is very old, the actors seem stilted, as was customary in the time period. In many scenes, it’s more of a stage-play than anything else. Great rousing score, though—-and I loved the fun dance scenes with those creative moves for males and females. If you’re an old-movie buff that enjoys things like The Invisible Ray, The (original) Mummy, La Belle et La Bête etc. then you might find some fun here (although the ones I just mentioned are far superior.) This is an early version of H. Rider Haggard’s story, and there have been lots of later film versions.

Oh, this is too funny:-D

the picture is jerky, but this is the best copy of the movie that i could find on the internet

I’m a longtime fan of his, but Tom Sizemore REALLY looks unhealthy. I hope he’s okay.
The movie is from Asylum Group, so you know what that means. Some fun, some nonsensical plot points; the usual.

Lots of fun here! Others have mentioned the resemblance to kaiju like Gojira and Kong, and that’s very apt to describe this. The big-bad isn’t your normal monster, as he comes from legends and myths we almost never see or hear of in movies today. The human characters are pretty typical, but the old father stands out as the first one who really gets the situation and runs with it. I think it’s worth a watch; be sure to turn on subs.