I'm interested. It looks intriguing enough to continue. Not super entertaining yet but I like the chemistry so far.
I hate looking in the mirror
This awful incoherent mess doesn't deserve to use Bowie as an end credits song.
Rewatched the show once. Won't do it again. After all, this only works if I let go too.
Yeah I think I already know what's going on.
A bipolar disorder with two personalities who don't know about each other. It's implied really crudely so it's pretty obvious though (at least to me who's watched Mr. Robot, maybe not so for others who didn't see it)
Wonder if I'm right or not, guess I'll have to finish this mess. It's least it's entertaining to watch Clay lose his shit.
The trailer is misleading. The show is nothing like it.
Also, don't expect a new The Office just because Steve Carell is in it. This is closer to Veep than it is to anything Greg Daniels has done before.
Also also, John Malkovich is magnificient, and his type and mannerisms work in comedy perfectly.
Spoiler for the whole series, beware.
It's funny to rewatch this after you've already seen the finale. I still stand by my old 3/10 rating from 2016 because drug trips are dumb and cliche, but knowing the ending gives the episode quite a lot of context and now it makes a lot more sense.
An odd flick. It tries to be both an old-type movie with pretty girls being an eye-candy, and a progressive modern one with strong female leads. Only it fails to be any of that. Action is nothing special, characters are boring, and there's not a single funny joke.
If it wasn't for Kristen Stewart, I wouldn't even have watched it and that would probably be a better decision.
Wow, I did not expect the second season to be even worse than the first one. This is just plain bad.
Happy to see Ed Sheeran willing to learn a different language and get fit, all for his love of football.
Wow, Mr. Groff looks exactly like an older Adam in this episode. He really didn't in the previous ones.
Man I hate that trope they've used in the ending, it's always so stupid and annoying and feels like a cop out. Seriously.
On an unrelated note, think of all the inflation that's going to happen because this huge amount of money just went into circulation. I hope they'll address that in the last three episodes.
So odd to watch a movie and get an absolutely different idea out of it that the director probably didn't even think of.
I've watched Yesterday because there's Lily James which I'm a huge fan of, and The Beatles, which is self-explanatory. Like, a feel-good movie for a Sunday evening, was on my backlog for a while, might as well watch it and promptly forget it afterwards.
And then this simple movie hits you with an impostor syndrome which is always somewhere back there in your head, and it gets a bit unpleasant to watch.
Come on, he does not deserve this fame.
He didn't do anything special to get there.
The fact that he's a good singer doesn't mean anything, these are not his songs.
He can't possibly be performing at Wembley, what the hell?
Thankfully Jack is just as tormented by it as I am, otherwise it would be just impossible to watch. Of course it ends the way you would expect from a feel-good movie (which is what this is) but that is beside the point.
Why the hell am I even thinking about this stuff when I'm watching this simple-meant movie?
Oh shit, what a start. I've almost believed that plot armor won't work this time, and then it did. Doesn't make the episode worse however.
Tuca & Bertie is Broad City with a bit of lightened Bojack Horseman sprinkled in. Except it's worse than them in most ways. You should go watch Broad City instead.
This series is gorgeous visually, but it's also absolutely impossible to follow. People do stuff, then nothing is happening, then something kinda starts to happen, but you're already bored and distracted. I get that slow pacing is Refn's shtick, but the story and the viewer really could have benefited from making all episodes 45 min or so. There's just enough material for that length.
I can't believe Brooker took the premise "Two closeted queers having sex in VR" and managed to make a boring episode with an unsatisfying ending around it. So much more could be explored in that hour. So much more provoking stuff could be in it. Someone really needs to stop the presses.
This episode hits the same spot Nier Automata does, oddly enough. The whole post-apocalyptic world, the general vibe, all that. Those dialogs about weird stuff humans did are like straight out of the game. I love Nier Automata and I love this episode. I would love a whole season about these three robots and the cat exploring the remains of the cities, please and thank you.
It is different, but still good. I'm looking forward to the rest of the season.
That dance was just beautiful.
I cannot stand this show's insistence on stretching the episode runtime for the sake of stretching the runtime. I cannot rate the episode high because something interesting happened in the last ten minutes if I'm forced to watch nothing happening for forty minutes before that. Good start, then it's impossibly slow in the middle, then there's some action in the end. Original Narcos series suffered from it too sometimes, this spin-off does too, but this episode peaks with uninteresting dialogues which provide nothing of substance. No suspense, no drama, just people talking to each other about nothing.
Two of my favorite actors talk about stupid shit for an hour and a half, what could be better!
Honestly, this episode would've been better without that ending. Just straight cut to the credits. Didn't really need that gag.
This is great. Mindy Kaling fits better than I thought she would.
That's a one weird movie. Great stuff, you should watch it.
This is incomprehensible and unwatchable. A terrible finale of a good season. They could have gone with twice as less twists and the story of this episode could be just as good, but easier to understand.
And that's coming from a guy who was a crazy fan of the mind-bending first season.
13 questions why this show got a third season.
Okay, this episode almost makes it worth enduring through the unremarkable two thirds of the first season. Wasn't a fan of the show until the last couple of episodes but I'm really interested in the second one now.
Очень классное, неожиданно классное кино, которое настроением и атмосферой очень напомнило мне "На игле". Отличный каст, отличная операторская работа, отлично подобранная музыка (да, она плохая, но и происходящее на экране хорошим не назовёшь). Разве что концовка простовата.
Five English words for Trakt
