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mcmagic posted:I like Severance but I'm worried that they are going to end the season without any real exposition about what is going on and that would suck. Oh yea for sure. My prediction Innie Mark sees Gemma as his wife\Outie finds out she isn't dead
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mcmagic posted:I like Severance but I'm worried that they are going to end the season without any real exposition about what is going on and that would suck. They're certainly not going to explain everything that is going on, so if you aren't already satisfied with the rate that details have been revealed then you're going to be disappointed.
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Apr 5, 2022 21:34
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Worst case scenario: The whole final episode will be a flashback episode.
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mcmagic posted:I like Severance but I'm worried that they are going to end the season without any real exposition about what is going on and that would suck.  there's a severenace inside the severeance
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Apr 5, 2022 23:39
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Woaaahhh it’s just literally devs
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Apr 5, 2022 23:45
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It takes place inside the devsiverse
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Apr 5, 2022 23:46
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Come on why do we still do cliffhangers. Everything should be a short film
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Apr 5, 2022 23:47
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"Big" doesn't even begin to describe it. Because it's actually very small.
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A MIRACLE posted:Woaaahhh it’s just literally devs I loved Devs so this sells me on giving it a watch sometime soon hopefully (my weekend's already looking great with tickets to Everything Everywhere All At Once booked)
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Apr 5, 2022 23:52
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It’s definitely funnier and less ooh look how smart I am at metaphysics comparatively But still a workplace surrealism thing idk
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Apr 5, 2022 23:56
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Severance is like Devs but with a really bizarre quirkiness. in a bizarre way the tone is kind of like, the dark mirror world version of Wes Anderson the music party scene in particular
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Apr 6, 2022 00:33
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I actually didn’t like that scene, it was too on the nose or something idk how to describe it. It’s fine tho
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Apr 6, 2022 00:48
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There’s gonna be a bunch of twists about who knows who outside of work next episode
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Apr 6, 2022 00:49
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Catching up on Minx. I really really enjoyed episode 5. Does a great job of the standard "the women are the power behind the throne narrative," and I love how the end gives Joyce her emotional judo moment while still doing the work so that Doug still remains sympathetic long-term
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Apr 6, 2022 00:55
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precision posted:Severance is like Devs but with a really bizarre quirkiness. in a bizarre way the tone is kind of like, the dark mirror world version of Wes Anderson The music dance experience had me wailing and gnashing my teeth
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:That was such a disappointing movie. All I wanted was Drive 2: Bangkok Drift. And come on that would've been awesome. It sticks with me as a really interesting movie and I remember it having one of the better threads here. It's a great, frustrating depiction of an incompetent character who's basically stuck in a Death Wish movie. That's pretty neat...not necessarily interesting to actually watch outside of a few scenes though. I guess I should try Too Old To Die Young.
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BaldDwarfOnPCP posted:The music dance experience had me wailing and gnashing my teeth Defiant Jazz
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Apr 6, 2022 02:53
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The Halo show is much better than it should be. Strong late-90's sci-fi vibes. Pablo "pornstache" Shreiber is pretty good as Chief.
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Watching Winning Time, and it's reminding me: when people say that something is an acquired taste, the idea is that it's a taste worth acquiring. The over the top cinematography is a legit hurdle, but there's a real solid show under all the embroidery and gold leaf. Plus, every so often, they really hit on a lovely image.
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They chill out on the Dutch stuff but you should at least watch it through the sweaty lobster pool finance scene then you can quit
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precision posted:Severance is like Devs but with a really bizarre quirkiness. in a bizarre way the tone is kind of like, the dark mirror world version of Wes Anderson A MIRACLE posted:I actually didn’t like that scene, it was too on the nose or something idk how to describe it. It’s fine tho That episode was the most recent I've seen and that scene was the worst in the whole show so far. It had the vibe of an anti smoking PSA they'd show in school from like, 1995 edit: Severance in general is pretty good though. I know there's not going to be an "all is revealed" moment but that doesn't make for a good show anyway. That's a Shyamalan movie lol Ramrod Hotshot fucked around with this message at 05:02 on Apr 6, 2022 |
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We finished a rewatch of HIMYM. Had watched it when it was on but hadn’t seen the later seasons. Those are definitely a mixed bag. Barnie wasn’t great when it aired and the character has not aged well at all. Finale still terrible but the other episodes of the last season better than expected. Could have just stopped an episode earlier and everyone would love that season.
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:That was such a disappointing movie. All I wanted was Drive 2: Bangkok Drift. And come on that would've been awesome. it was sick as gently caress, but you gotta be used to Refn's other movies. it ends on the psychotic Twin Peaks-esque antagonist singing a really beautiful Thai karaoke song and ties up the movie perfectly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP4gS9fxOAU
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smackfu posted:We finished a rewatch of HIMYM. Had watched it when it was on but hadn’t seen the later seasons. Those are definitely a mixed bag. Barnie wasn’t great when it aired and the character has not aged well at all. I liked the finale because of what an incredible troll it was, essentially negating the last 2-3 seasons of the show (which were pretty rough all around anyway) In other news I finally watched Mitchells vs. The Machines after everyone said it was robbed at the Oscars and it was extremely cute + heartfelt Also watched annual Benedict Cumberbatch historical drama The Courier and it was better than I expected, though mostly because it ended up being a story about guys being bros
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Finished better call saul. Kim is scaring me
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Just finished the first season of Raised by Wolves and I am not sure what I just watched, but it was definitely awesome. If you haven't checked it out, give the first episode a try, and if the last 20 minutes don't pique your interest then move on.
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Famethrowa posted:it was sick as gently caress, but you gotta be used to Refn's other movies. it ends on the psychotic Twin Peaks-esque antagonist singing a really beautiful Thai karaoke song and ties up the movie perfectly. Its my favorite Refn film
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MacheteZombie posted:Its my favorite Refn film Same. The pusher movies are also great but OGF is extremely Refn without feeling like one of these recent Netflix films where they give a director money and say go wild. It’s a tight 90 minutes, and even if I could handle the vibes for longer I appreciate that
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Does Severance have a dangling twist? Is everything wrapped up by the last episode? It sounds really good but if there's some endless mysteries or cliffhangers then fuuuuuuuck that
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MacheteZombie posted:Its my favorite Refn film Neon Demon is the best but it's not fun
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:Does Severance have a dangling twist? Is everything wrapped up by the last episode? It sounds really good but if there's some endless mysteries or cliffhangers then fuuuuuuuck that Nobody knows yet last episode is this week I think
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A MIRACLE posted:Nobody knows yet last episode is this week I think Okay I will ask after that airs.
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MacheteZombie posted:Its my favorite Refn film I found it nearly unwatchable but the documentary his wife made (My Life With Nicolas Winding Refn) while he was making it and slowly losing it is so good that it makes up for it imo
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:Does Severance have a dangling twist? Is everything wrapped up by the last episode? It sounds really good but if there's some endless mysteries or cliffhangers then fuuuuuuuck that A MIRACLE posted:Nobody knows yet last episode is this week I think I think it's safe to say it definitely won't wrap everything up and will definitely have a cliffhanger. And even if it does solve all the mysteries it's introduced it will introduce more. I don't think this is quite  levels but it's a long haul show for sure.
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I'm still partial to Valhalla Rising
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That Tony Hawk doc on HBO was really good
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Severance is great. I am just loving the experience/design/everything top to bottom. I love how, all the actors, seem to have striking visual features in one way or the other. There's no plain jane people on there. Very effective casting choices. They should give out a golden globe for "best landed line" because "You smug motherfucker" hit absolutely perfectly.
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Just finished the Dropout. I saw earlier posts about it being too charitable to Holmes. Trust me, the last few episodes (especially the final scene) show just how empty and psychotic she is.
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I'm amazed that Big Mouth has managed to inspire a spin-off series (Human Resources), and it seems... I dunno, it seems fine, if you loved Big Mouth I think it'll be worth watching. Mostly I wanted to open up a can of worms because it had a hilarious but potentially problematic background joke. One of the characters, Pete the Logic Rock, has an autographed photo of a big muscly brown bald man that says "Pete, you're MY Rock", signed obviously "Dwayne" although it's scribbled. Is The Rock being gay such an open secret these days that it's just part of the conversation of shows and stuff? I've always heard rumors and as a "blink and you'll miss it" gag I found that hilarious, but then I was like "hmm..."
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