I like it - it is different. Think “Sin City”, with the pacing of “Robot Chicken”. Kind of has a noir-ish, yet 80’s vibe. Works for me!

Neat little short for Hebru Brantley’s first foray into film. The puppets by Jim Henson studios and lighting give a seriously 80’s touch to it all. Auntie Opal (Jasmine Cephas Jones , https://www.primewire.li/tv/1363414-watch-blindspotting) is a cutie.

Welcome back to an underrated show! So happy to be able to binge this on a weekend evening!

I dont mean to offend anyone. I am not into rap or hip hop that doesnt make me bad or you bad because you like it. Pick a music you didnt like no matter what it was and put it into every show that you see or interact with even where it doesnt fit. Sometimes blue doesnt look good on a person but the blue sky is still beautiful. i am just not a fan and dont like hearing it at every turn. not everyone will like what you might.

Loooool all of these folks are unhinged in some way. Now I have to watch the rest haha.

AM I the only one who didn’t realize they are chanting his name and actually singing in the music until the end credits of the last episode? Haha. I totally missed it, but it was so very clear at the end.

Easily on par with Train to Busan. The first episode gives us an introduction, and from there on out, it mostly holds an amazing pace for the next 11 hours. When it comes to the very defining films and shows of the zombie genre, South Korea is leading the way, bar none. Nothing from the US or UK comes close.

I just binged 8 episodes - you get emotionally invested in the characters. Superb writing and acting for a zombie flick, better than most Hollywood zombie fare we’ve seen recently. 9.5/10, highly recommended and binge worthy. This and Archive 81 has me hopeful for what we’ll see with series in 2022.

The best Zombie content seems to come out of South Korea these days!

Team America: World Police called… They’d like their puppet back.

Seriously cool sets for a homemade project, but I struggle to find this compelling - it’s not funny, the dialogue is yawn. Not sure I’ll give ep. 2 a shot.

Have to question some of casting choices but lost tape storylines is a fav of mine so well try to enjoy this.

It’s Friday, and after watching the first couple of episodes, I can finally binge this! Great show, engaging, good plot, pace and acting. Nice cinematography . Recommended.

This show is shaping up to be really good - cool story, good pacing in the first episode. Looking forward to more.

This is a documentary of the U.S. during the pandemic.

#NotMyLeon The worst thing about this movie is the casting. Most of the cast do not look, or behave as they would traditionally from the games. How hard is it to do that? The sets are great(even if underutilized), but the awkward song selections, and comedic moments abruptly break the tone too often. Closer here, but still misses the mark. Better than most of the Jovovich W.S. Anderson films for at least trying to adapt the source material more faithfully. 3/5

Nice to see the film actually have something to do with the games, this was great.

Much happier with the casting on this as well, Mila was dry, boring, and not compelling as a character, not to mention looking and moving nothing like an elite operative would. Felt the same about her, as Tobey Maguire as Spiderman- horrible casting that ruined favorites of mine. Was a huge fan of the games (and comic, in the case of Spiderman). In contrast, these characters feel a lot more real and believable. Interesting interpretation of Leon, not what I was expecting, but capturing the game character’s naivete nonetheless. I think it works.

Good to see R.E. (and Spiderman, while we’re at it) finally redeeming these franchises, and making something halfway decent.

The cinematography on this is a lot better too, and uses actual color as opposed to that dreary monochromatic “Twilight” blue look.The zombies, police station, and mansion look awesome, and capture the atmosphere of the early games.