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I've had the same thing happen to me for Netflix Original releases, I had to actively search to find Castlevania S2 when it dropped and then a few days later it was proudly advertising it to me. e: ditto The Night Comes for Us.
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i’m on episode 5 or 6 of season 2 of future man. i didn’t know until now that i want to watch a clever show about prehistoric people just making it work
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I understand Hulu is terrible with ads, but I'd appreciate not seeing an ad for Future Man every commercial break when I'm watching Future Man. This is why people pirate.
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Jan 12, 2019 02:27
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No ads Hulu is the poo poo though.
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Jan 12, 2019 03:33
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veni veni veni posted:No ads Hulu is the poo poo though. Still a drat ad for Future Man before every episode of Future Man. Future Man season 2 is really really good by the way.
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So I've started with that new Netflix comic thing Titans and so far it's... actually not half bad? I'm just a few episodes in, but so far I'd probably put in on par with the better Marvel shows. Probably helps that I've never read the comic nor seen the other shows.
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Medullah posted:I understand Hulu is terrible with ads, but I'd appreciate not seeing an ad for Future Man every commercial break when I'm watching Future Man. This is why people pirate. How about the same ad for a MEAN CHEVY TRUCK played 30 times instead?
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Fallom posted:How about the same ad for a MEAN CHEVY TRUCK played 30 times instead? Lately it's been Surface Pro and the NFL cupcake shop. Hulu knows me so well.
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I'm 10 minutes into the last episode of Future Man s2 and this is going to end up being a game show, isn't it
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Oh gently caress yeah! I cannot wait for this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdAR-lK43YU
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Sir Kodiak posted:
As much as it gets poo poo on Solo is still a movie that made over $200 million domestically and was 10th in the box office for the year. Whereas with something like Annihilation, where Netflix was able to pick up the international distribution, the domestic box office was about $30 million. I would say there being around 10x more demand for whatever generic Disney movie over even the top tier of Netflix's original content is probably a good rule of thumb.
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Medullah posted:I'm 10 minutes into the last episode of Future Man s2 and this is going to end up being a game show, isn't it I loved S1. But the first few episodes of S2 didn't really do it for me but I'm sitting at #5 or #6 and it is starting to be more enjoyable for me.
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Thom and the Heads posted:i watched Sunshine last night and I liked it a lot but the turn into a weird slasher movie in the final act kinda soured me on it This is the most common complaint about Sunshine, but I personally really liked it and thought it worked.
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Locke on Netflix is a fantastic bottle drama. It's been on My List for ages but took a while for me to get to it because "Tom Hardy drives around making and taking phone calls for 90 minutes" was a hard sell, but I'm so glad I did.
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Right outside your window. *4.5 earthquake ensues from dads the world over laughing like hyenas*
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minato posted:Locke on Netflix is a fantastic bottle drama. It's been on My List for ages but took a while for me to get to it because "Tom Hardy drives around making and taking phone calls for 90 minutes" was a hard sell, but I'm so glad I did.
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Looked it up, made as cheaply as possible" it seems.
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old.flv posted:where is sunshine streaming? It’s not. Sunshine just became a byproduct of the annihilation discussion.
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mystes posted:What is a "bottle drama"? Super small scale movies often taking place in a single location
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old.flv posted:where is sunshine streaming? I rented it off of Amazon video.
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Perestroika posted:So I've started with that new Netflix comic thing Titans and so far it's... actually not half bad? I'm just a few episodes in, but so far I'd probably put in on par with the better Marvel shows. Probably helps that I've never read the comic nor seen the other shows. The 4th episode features the Doom Patrol which will be getting their own series and it looks even wilder. Probably will be on Netflix internationally too after it's done on DC Universe.
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haven't seen it mentioned here yet but the Scottish thriller Calibre is pretty gripping and breaks away from some of the conventions you'd expect from a hunting film about class tensions.
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veni veni veni posted:It’s not. Sunshine just became a byproduct of the annihilation discussion. Awful
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Reading the last page and finding out Sunshine isn't streaming was rough man. It was rough. I don't know how the night recovers.
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I rebought Sunshine on Blu Ray cause of this discussion. It was $4.
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One time I saw the DVD at Dollar Tree and didn't but it. I don't really have an excuse for why I didn't.
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So that Velvet Buzzsaw trailer didn’t do anything for you guys? I think it looks awesome and I loved Nightcrawler. Thought it would have more goon hype going.
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veni veni veni posted:So that Velvet Buzzsaw trailer didn’t do anything for you guys? Well, it got hype in the TVIV chat thread.
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As an art nerd who loved nightcrawler and loving loves horror movies as well, my response to that trailer was basically "this is my hole, it was made for me."
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I'm here for Gilroy, but the trailer just wasn't particularly funny or particularly scary. Just made me kinda wanna watch The Square again edit: unrelated - Bandersnatch is a game where the objective is to create the best possible version of a mediocre made-for-TV horror movie. It is "those who can't do shouldn't criticize" incarnate, it is so mean-spirited, but still manages to low-key rule because of that. K. Waste fucked around with this message at 05:20 on Jan 13, 2019 |
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old.flv posted:where is sunshine streaming? It’s on cinemax, you can do a 7 day trial for free on amazon prime
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Ultimately I think the problem with Bandersnatch is I’d be more interested in the real travails of British microcomputer game devs than some “ooh, who’s really in control maaaaan” weirdness (which basically comes off as Videodrome without the meat.) That said there is one story branch that’s pretty entertaining. I feel Black Mirror as a whole would be better served as absurdism than Very Serious Drama.
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veni veni veni posted:I rebought Sunshine on Blu Ray cause of this discussion. It was $4. I have a case of 300 DVDs and blu rays but lol I'm too much of a lazy gently caress to use physical media
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just watched Sunshine. i really enjoyed it. i accidentally set the heater too high and i think that made the movie even better.
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The other Sunshine, the 1999 Sunshine, is streaming on Starz if I remember correctly. It's about a Hungarian Jewish family and what they go through between the 1880's and the 1950's. As a little gimmick, Ralph Fiennes plays three generations of male protagonists. It is my favorite movie. I do like the 2007 Sunshine, also!
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I don't recall seeing anyone talking about this, but Alfonso Cuaron's latest Roma is wonderful. It's a very specific look at a very specific type of people during a very specific time in Mexican history, and never goes where you think it will. I spent like an hour afterwards reading about the major historical event depicted in the movie, and also shocked to learn that Cuaron says that the movie is basically 90% based on his own life, right down to filming in the house across the street from where he grew up, and 70% of the furniture in the movie being his family's.
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Roma thread, if you want to read/post more
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Started watching Sex Education on Netflix and I really like it. Binged through about 5 episodes before I realized it.
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