I’m really liking how they are developing the characters more. I wish all the eps. dropped at once, though, to binge.

I really do want to like this. There are some fun ideas to play with here, but I’m afraid the whole thing is going to be bogged down with that “a million melodramatic subplots” format that writers too often overuse in shows, especially sci/fantasy. I’m pointing at you, Under the Dome, Next, and V (2009).

Things become tedious when the show has 1) given viewers the setup, and 2) primes them for the action—-only to then 3) bog everything down with side drama that brings story advancement to a crawl. Every plan gets a monkey wrench. Every group has at least one loser and/or sly snake. Every forward step is matched by four steps back. Every. Single. Time.

Protesters are there to protest. Looters are there to loot. And Anarchists just want to see the world burn. If you haven’t been noticing the protesters are turning on, and in, the looters and anarchists. People are always going to take advantage of any situation. Hey, they tried to let you know about what was going on by taking a knee, but people had a real problem with that. “A riot is the language of the unheard.”

lol ya, almost had me fooled. But I kinda like Asylum movies

A win in my book. Lots of story still to tell, so like others here, I hope they continue. Great sets, effects, costumes, and skullduggery - unbeatable combination:-)

This was fun! Once again Marvel brings the quality—-the acting, the sets, effects, and music all meld to create what appears to be a topnotch-can’t-miss. Very engaging; I’ll be following this one.

I’m so happy Brad Dourif signed on to this series—-He IS Chucky and has always brought his special brand of hilariously profane snark to the role. I’ve been waiting for this show as soon as I got wind of it awhile back. I hope they write it well!

I almost whizzed right past this series, until I saw the cast list and the behind-the-camera names. The literature comes to life. Excellent first eps. and I’m looking forward to more.

This series continues to be one of the most cleverly-written we’ve gotten this season. Turns out it IS more episodic than I first assumed. Each standalone outing takes Charlie to a new place, with completely new, interesting folks to meet and interact with. Charlie remains fun, quirky, frank and endearing in her scruffy way, sometimes surprised by events, but missing nothing. I’m at ep. 7 and, though she travels a lot, we do get a less-frantic vibe - so far. I’ve read several viewers’ comparisons of this character to the old Lt. Columbo, and that’s pretty apt in a lot of ways, even down to the gravelly voice - but Lyonne makes this her own with her profane, very funny asides and innocent-until-they’re-not gotcha questions. A real winner of a show IMO.

Oooh, that’s a lot going on in the pilot. A whole lot. I like it, though; hope it can keep up the pace. Someone earlier mentioned wishing this could do a crossover with The Blacklist at some point. That would be fun - this woman could sure give Reddington a run for his money.

Great show from start to finish. The characters were people you really felt for, whether you loved or hated them, whether they were accessible or inscrutable, guileless or wicked. I’m sure going to miss them all. The producers wrapped things up pretty well. IMHO this show eats GoT’s lunch (although that had its charm at times). If you liked Vikings, be sure you also see “The Last Kingdom” if you haven’t already. It’s a Vikings vs. King Alfred saga.

Interesting and watchable! I look forward to more, as she and her team are composed of engaging, reliable characters. No, it’s not Edward Woodward OR Denzel, but it’s not bad. Give it a few eps. to see. (I went into the new “Magnum P.I” with very low expectations, but thanks to a dynamic, likable cast that has gelled marvelously over the seasons, it’s as much fun as the original.)

Wow this looks like it’s gonna be a real ride! The first episode is fast-paced and keeps you guessing right from jump. I’m very glad to see Kiefer Sutherland in a series again; he brings his patented I’m-in-a-pressure-cooker appeal once again, in this tale of corporate hijinks (which apparently run very deep here) - and we aren’t sure just what is on the level. On any level.

Though not your run of the mill show, I’m feeling vibes of “The Capture” as well as a little bit of “Scandal”, “Eagle Eye”, and “Leverage” - only darker. A special shout-out to the music, which caught my ear right away, with its unusual and evocative tones during various scenes. It’s quite effective. I’m looking forward to more of this show; hope they keep up with the surprises and twists.

Ugh, why is this still a thing? Guys and their love of flashy cars and stunts even God Himself would find redundant and ridiculous. Least it should be the end of this mess.

Don’t blame you watching these old farts getting around with their walkers and mobility scooters well worth the watch, nearly as funny as seeing Dame Judi Dench in that green bodysuit in Artemis Fowl.

Ahhh, seemed like it moved a bit slow. Still have not watched the second episode yet, so not trying to judge it yet, am willing to give it a chance, but at the same time not really holding my breath on this one…

the best film interpretation of the legend is still Boorman’s Excaliber - comes across as over the top and cheesy at times - but it really captured the sense of myth and “magic” of it all. And it was a great cast.

The first DBS will always e one of my faves, but this one wasn’t too bad…better than the second imo which was much more lower budget..the sharks in this looked pretty darn good! Good for a one time watch, i give this a 7/10. Just a good ole romp ‘n chomp flick lol.

i love these movies, the predator movies, the alien movies and and avp movies. all are really great 5/5

liked the scene where she sat under the window in the middle of the room .. the symbolism was perfectly done..

Both are great shows! She was also fun in “All About Evil”.
https://www.primewire.tf/movie/429509-all-about-evil

I’m just enjoying this season more. I know season 3 will be different and won’t have all his buddies but they add a nice dynamic/balance to Reacher.

This is one of a few Lifetime movies I’ve watched in which I’d like to line up nearly every single character and slap them repeatedly until they pass out. Particularly one of them, and if you watch this, I’ll bet you can guess who I’m referring to. Ugh.

I came across this title purely by accident, looking for something else. Very promising all around! It’s a new interpretation of the Arthur legend, with top quality settings, costumes, and best of all, actors. I’m expecting good things from this series; so glad, too, as I’ve been lamenting the conclusion of “The Last Kingdom” and a few other faves.

I’m liking this a lot so far. It’s great that a person with no experience of the games can get into this and be blown away, so I know the fans who HAVE played must be in hog heaven:-) I felt this way about Halo when it started, also. Just great storytelling with attention to detail, great visuals, and music that enhances all that’s going on in the tale. Plus, badass “Boyd Crowder.” Need I say more?

Season 2 has been confirmed due early 2024.

Soren cracks me up.

Here’s a long, loooong version of this film on the site for our enjoyment. It’s a film that is part sci-fi, part horror, part social commentary, and part wannabe-humor (in the strangest places). I see the characters are named for famous directors and others in the genre, and there are obvious influences from films like Robocop, Virus, Terminator, and more science-gone-real-wrong films. Brad Dourif brings the super-crazy, as usual. Anyone remember The Night King from GoT? That actor (Richard Brake) has a role here.
Be prepared to suspend disbelief if you plan to sit through the entire movie (did I mention how loooooooong this is??) and be impressed by the nineties’ CGI and what I assumes is some puppetry in some scenes.

Always loved this little classic; never get tired of coming back to it:-)

‘Skullduggery’! Good word right there! Well said by you! And truth was indeed spoken…

“An offer you can’t refuse”…? 😂

Oh I GOTTA watch this, just for that crazy title alone!! They have officially run the Amityville franchise off the cliff LOL

I’m on the case - will be back to report later!😂

A New Nicola Walker series? I am so in! The idea of breaking the proscenium in a TV show will be interesting and unusual. Excellent!

Damn. Hard to imagine there’d be a dumber and more annoying character than Raylan’s ex. But their daughter is giving her a run for her money.

I knew I had to give this a go on account of excellent actress Ruth Wilson, who was so memorable in “Luther” and other gems. She shines here as a very troubled shell of a woman, the victim and survivor of a horrible social atrocity (Magdelene Convents) committed against girls and women at the hands of (what else?) the Church. Wilson’s ‘Lorna Brady’ is barely hanging onto her sanity, and the viewer is never quite sure about what’s really up with her. But then, Lorna herself isn’t quite sure of things, either. Watch, and you’ll see what I mean. Her life is nightmarish, and you really feel for her plight and for the others who endured cruelty “for their sins.” Two eps. in, and I think I’ll stay for the ride.