AtramentousFlux
Stygian Tide
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Is that Neil Gaiman's comic book thing?
Aye-firmative.
Watched the last (for now) episode of Orville.
I also need to catch up, still in series 2.
Is that Neil Gaiman's comic book thing?
Watched the last (for now) episode of Orville.
Same here...Watched the first episode of:
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on Netflix. I'm not sure about this one yet, but will watch the next one or two and see.
The Undeclared War
I have a load of the books on my Kindle I keep meaning to try....I'm over half way through this 6 episode spy thriller series and it's very good (and Gary Oldman is unsurprisingly good in his role).
Watched the last (for now) episode of Orville.
For those of you not familiar, it's a weird encomium to Star Trek which deliberately plots and casts a far future whose characters and behaviors are deliberately contemporary with today.
Initially I was put off by the somewhat cheesy knockoff aspects of the show, but eventually was carried by the successful attempts at humour and the good nature of the show.
The future placement and some characters are pretty outré, but all in all generally contemporary even in their exaggerations & use of salacious humor.
The last episode was an obvious attempt to tie up threads and not that good.
Seth McFarlane is the producer, head writer ,lead actor, and inspiration for the show and even though there are rumors of possible future seasons, he is now busy elsewhere and the actors have been released from their contracts.
I'm currently watching Steins;Gate anime series. The extravagant Japanese anime entertainment is not my cup of tea under normal circumstances, however this one interested me, and seems cool so far.
It's OK. Keep watching into the credits for the conclusion to the "Captain America was a virgin" joke.Probably trying She-Hulk today at some point.
Anyway, finally got around to Squid Game. So far, so good, although the Dad in Episode 1 is VERY annoying, and I just kept thinking Hunger Games/Battle Royale all the way through. Expecting it to develop, though.
Probably trying She-Hulk today at some point.
Well, it's billed as a comedy, which is usually problematic for me as my tastes don't seem to match what the makers regard as such... but it's OK. Never really really bad... nor essential viewing. One to watch if you're looking for something undemanding.Trailer convinced me within 5 seconds not to watch this - but perhaps the actual series is better than the advertisement
Just finished season 1-3 of The Boys (Amazon Prime). Man, I really loved this series. It's deeply cynical, way over the top - but also very convincing in its portrayal of corporate exploitation of super heroes. (very much) not for the sensitive (in more than one sense), but highly recommended!
Was really surprised how much I liked Arcane. Think the animation is excellent.Its not on the same level as Arcane,