A full black and white episode that's new
First episode was weak but this one is better. Although, still not what I was expecting so I don't know if I'm going to continue with this show. Mf started spying and doing some secret service style sh*t from day to night. The writing and plot have a serious deficiency of realism and depth.
Weak pilot with a poor writing. A topic as complicated as that can't be handled in such a superficial way. I mean, some situations are treated and resolved too simple. Also, the character of Angela Burr feels odd and Sophie's acting is bad.
Anyways, I'll continue watching because of the good reviews the show has.
Quick Homelander, kill Edgar before Walter does
Was that a-train commercial a reference to the pepsi + kendall jenner commercial?
the deep is such a pussy
The election of the city for doing the tv transmission was weirdly convenient and the reason L gave wasn't convincing at all but good episode. Things spicing up
It has to be a BMW.
Damn, what a powerful finale.
-We got to see what seems to be the reason why Hector is disabled in Breaking Bad.
-Kim is still recovering from his car crash, and besides she really needed that break from her job obviously she isn't in her best times.
-Jimmy exterminated all of his chances to cash that million dollars quickly in order to restore Irene's life. If I didn't know Jimmy is going to eventually become the unscrupulous lawyer Saul Goodman I would say there's still hope for him not to. What he did in Sandpiper Crossing is a hero-style redemption. Well, not so hero because a hero would never take advantage of elderly people but kind of.
-And Chuck, well, this episode showed the final part of his downfall and surely his last scene in the show. He died how Jimmy told him: alone.
If Jimmy would have done that manipulation of the elderly in the first or second season, him wouldn't seem a so likeable character and Chuck wouldn't seem so hateful. It was truly disgusting.
I wonder if they chose the spanish version of "My Way" because it was cheaper or because it suits better the series style or both.
Oh man, this is one of those I suffer because the protagonist keep taking bad decisions and I have to pause it to prepare myself. Anyways, good episode.
Good episode, it's great to know why Jimmy had got in jail and the end scene of him driving with Smoke On The Water is badass. On the other hand, his bingo speech felt odd not for what he told but the way it's scripted. Also, I fully agree with what Andrew Bloom commented about the conversation between Jimmy and Mike.
Slow and midly boring episode but that ending with hotline bling spanish version is hilarious.
After 2 episodes without Darius I was already missing him but I don't expected him to have this kind of comeback situation. I'm sure I'm gonna have nightmares with this.
PD: U MAD?
This reminded me of a friend of my dad who, when asked us to take him to some place, had this Bibby attitude of being hurried up and with 800 things to do at the same time that always ended up fcking up your day and making you drive all around the city. Fck you Bibby.
Weird. Vanessa was fcking annoying in this one. Luckily that masked man behind the ping-pong table saved the episode.
The Zan's "partner" part was hilarious lmao
One of the things that annoyed me the most is that almost all the action scenes felt so staged, like some moves were slow... Slow as the whole film, damn it felt long.
The character development was weak in a way that I never could really emphatize with Amleth and even some dialogues between him and Olga felt odd. Also, Willem Dafoe had too little screen time and I can't let that pass.
On the other hand it has lots of beautiful shots, Anya Taylor Joy was astunning as always and Amleth trapezius muscles are h u g e.
5.5/10
As I read in one comment the first part of the film is where the tension and suspense reaches its peak, it had really freaked me out. Although the script is poorer than in any other moment, the decisions that the characters took have more... ¿justification? (Because they didn't know anything of what was happening), so it's balanced. Then the characters continue taking tremendously ugly decisions, all the film.
I didn't fully understand the final. So... Em killed herself in her car but then another Em went in the house and she killed her in the bath... Why when Em wake up Beth comes out of the bath where the second body is? No way Beth didn't see the fucking body. And I know its the same bathroom cause Beth gave the ring to Em, the ring that had been showed right after Em kill her second self in the bathroom.
I guess i should watch it again.
i thought this was an end of season episode instead of a season premiere... strange
The scripts are trash and everyone's but tom hardy acting feels uncomfortable. I watched it with my girlfriend just to expend time together and it was funny but i wouldn't watch it again.
I need a hero
I'm holding out for a hero 'til the end of the night
Weak movie compared to the spiderman's old versions but its good and enjoyable. It would have been better if Peter kissed Liz just once, man. Come on, just kiss her. Do it for me.
I didn't like the most important part of the film: the final. I don't know if i am kind of overthinking it but i hate that Louise ends up deciding to have the child even knowing that Hannah will suffer from a 'rare' and 'unstoppable' disease... I mean, how selfish do you have to be to condemn someone (Hannah and also Ian) to that.
I understand that the intended message goes like "i wouldn't change anything of my life if i could" but come on, you re just thinking in yourself and not in the people surrounding you.
There ends my today's rant. I am giving it more than 1 rate because the rest of the film seemed good to me.
Lots of wrong decisions and the expected consequences.
The acting was excellent, really make you feel bad for them and for how their good intentions weren't enough.
Sad movie :(
If i were rich yaba dibi dibi dibi dibi dibi dibi dum
medina voting for tic tac
felt bad for the pig ngl
i burst out laughing lmao i didn't expect that
