Loved the film but the god awful disco soundtrack is horrible. I love Bowie but even that was distracting.
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Yes it does. It is a very faithful adaptation.
I BET YALL RYAN IS GONNA THROW LUKAS IN WATER OR SOMETHING AND THEN PHILLIP CANT GO SAVE HIM AND ITS ALL GONNA BE AGONY AND SHIT THIS WAS A GODDAMN FORESHADOWING
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@bouncyeyeball NOOO STOP... THEY ARE GONNA BE HAPPY AND RYAN WILL DIE
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UPDATE: I saw a movie so beautiful I started crying™
Stop rating movies before you even know they are in production!!!
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@Tilnox Absolutely. On IMDB there is a page about release dates. They should use the first one listed as official release and only unblock rating then, I don't know. Something like that. To rate a whole movie based on its teasers, trailers or cast is just ridiculous.
Such a weird episode, they turn Scully into just another dumb skank. I thought (hoped) she was being mind controlled. And what, she had a bunch of "sugar daddies" when she was young too? "Not everything is about you Mulder" Blah blah blah what a load of baloney. I can only assume le quirky wild child Gillian Anderson was involved.
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@celozzip jesus christ your misogyny is really on full display there buddy
Thanks, no woke garbage. Finally
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@edgrande you kind of need to get some mental work done due to "woke" that is on your head 24/7 when reading your comments on other places.
I try so hard to get into this TV show I try but it is so freaking boring
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@classygirl29-deleted-1533609037 and why did you give it a 10??????
That was a good episode, did anyone else see that coming or sort of? I knew something was wrong or off with Hannah before but not fully. Then I figured out earlier in this episode that she broke her neck when they made that sound as she bent her neck, then a bit after that when they showed the crack in mossy stone I figured a well, then when I had seen her approaching Miles standing by a well, I knew this is it, I was correct. However I did NOT remember nor realize that it would be the beginning of the season. That was well put together! (See what I did there?) :wink:
One side note that I thought that I'd mention now before I get into the next episode. I find it peculiar that at the start of every episode they show all of the people in the painted portraits as becoming dead.loading replies
@thenightwolf something was always off about her from the start. She never finished her drinks or food. I suspected ghost. Bless her
i guess i'll continue watching, but the way the show is treating gay characters is horrible, especially after pushing them so much on social media and telling us we would like what's gonna happen with them. Well, We didn't.
I have to admit though beside the whole death scene this episode was brilliantly written and performed. It COULD have been the best episode if the whole show this far.
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Serious question, I'm not trying to attack anything. How are gay characters being treated poorly? Lexa was killed simply because the actress is committed to Fear the Walking Dead. The main character of the show is lesbian/bi, I'd think that is a major boon for the community having the show lead represent. The episodes since 7 have introduced a gay couple, maybe they were around before and I didn't notice or forgot. Clark also had that encounter with the girl at the trading post. I'm straight and from an outsiders perspective I think they're doing a fine job of involving gay characters without scaring off the straights that aren't quite ready to embrace the reality of same-sex couples.
When will Octavia stop playing warriors (caugh.. bs... caugh) and go play with dolls or makeup... she must be the most ridiculous character in the show... otherwise good show even though is running on fumes
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The only thing ridiculous is your sexist, narrow mind.
OMG here it comes, I can almost see the massive failure. Can't wait.
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So? You spoke too soon?
and obviously 3 years before the movie gets released is waaaaaaaaaaay to soon.
Too woke, season 2 lack of everything that got season 1.
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@edgrande THEY'RE TURNING THE FROGS GAY!!!!!!11!!!!1!11
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VIP8I'm still annoyed at Otis's behavior throughout the season, but his voicemail to Maeve was actually really sweet and what Isaac did at the end was a total dick move. Tbh given that Netflix has been canceling their shows left and right, the producers are putting a lot of faith in them with that cliffhanger ending. Nothing has really been resolved in a satisfying way, so if we don't get a season 3 it's gonna be awfully disappointing.
Also, Maeve's mom is literally the worst ever. Fuck her. I'll miss seeing Maeve with Elsie too, they had such a cute relationship.loading replies
@kcallis Agree to disagree. If you're a hardcore drug addict like Erin, there is no "safe" or "harmless" amount of drugs you can take. Well, okay, there is, and that amount is 0. If you relapse, you relapse, end of story, regardless of the kind of drug you took. Weed in the wrong hands is just as capable of destroying lives as cocaine. And judging by the fact that she had some left, it wasn't a one time thing. She would've got high again. Otherwise she would've thrown the drugs away. Maeve did what she thought was best for her little sister. She didn't report Erin to the police for drug possession, she just wanted to protect the child that was in Erin's care. Erin telling Maeve that she'll never forgive her was pure shithead behavior. Maeve forgave her for YEARS of neglect and trauma, but Erin thinks she has some moral high ground here? What was Maeve supposed to do, ignore the whole thing and risk Erin falling back into full blown addiction which would inevitably result in her abandoning or endangering her kid? Or risk Elsie finding Erin's stash and possibly getting poisoned? Nah. Fuck Erin. She's a deeply selfish and irresponsible person. She broke her sobriety and tried to hide it. If she'd truly wanted to change, she would've confessed. But she didn't say anything to anyone, not to Maeve, not to her sponsor, not to anybody. She hid it and lied about it which is what drug users do when they fall back into the clutches of addiction. She was on her way back to Junkieville. AND on top of that she treated Maeve horribly. Her 17-year-old daughter is 10,000 times more responsible than she is. But you're obviously entitled to your opinion.
It is so about religion, you pandering stooges.
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@balazs955 she didnt do it to herself, did she. it was religious relatives.
Can't get over how bad this was. An utterly ridiculous premise with so many gaping plot holes, wooden acting and an ending that's telegraphed from the start. A major blot on Finchers portfolio, certainly his worst film and 3 hrs of my life I won't get back.
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Interesting. What are those plotholes? This review is so short and so unexplanative yet it got so many likes.
