Somehow I have gotten through life without seeing Pulp Fiction. It's iconic in it's own right, so at least I am very aware of it and things about it. I don't feel totally lost watching something like this. Overall though I really, really loved the Dinner with Andre "movie" scenes. Jeff shares his Halloween costume memory (so traumatic) in such a way that brings out longing in such a bittersweet way while I am laughing out loud the whole time. It's priceless.
I love this show. I watched it on Netflix last year and about flipped out when it came out on Blu-ray last year after my Netflix binge. Shared it with my husband, and he dismissed it as fast as you can get to the second show of the second season. Continues to blast me for watching this stupid show. He doesn't know the characters and how progression works makes it worth getting to the end of Season 2 at least. It hits as the best most uncomfortable humour show ever! It's really great! With a big bunch of intertwined stories. Some people are too sensitive.
I've loved this movie since it came out. Orig. had VHS, then DVD until just the other when day my husband bought me the 4K Blu-ray Steel Book that came out almost a year ago now. It's a beautiful movie in 1080p or 4K HDR, even on those old formats too. I have watched it in all the formats in the past just because it's a great movie, action, drama, character development, and it all works. A Tom Clancy submarine movie with Sean Connery, as good as it can get.
I finally watched The Last Jedi last night. It wasn't the worst movie on Earth, but in the Star Wars arena, it was a mess, and I do not see myself ever watching it again. The humour in the movie was me laughing at the movie itself. Rolling eyes, face palm, whatever one needs good supply of to get through this just once to see the truth. Even more uninteresting than The Force Awakens. Shock! So I am not a big SW fan. I like it enough to watch the Original Trilogy on DVD every so often. I really liked Rogue One. The prequels ugh. The Clone Wars animated show is my favorite though.
This seemed like a poor retelling of a certain Jack Ryan movie. I loved Season 1 of this show. Binged Season 2 in one day, was anxious for S2 to come out...it was ok, but in the end, I'd rather watch Clear and Present Danger. S3, I'll watch though, if it gets made.
This episode is frustrating to watch. The end is redeeming, though Data is the only one that really misses Tasha, no doubt. I always have had mixed feelings over her character.
I didn't have any expectations when starting this show on Netflix. One of my teenagers said "Don't watch it, it's no good" but I plunged in anyway, "I'll form my OWN opinion, thank you very much." All in all I enjoyed the show enough, it was pleasing to my thinking mind, procedural mystery well done.
Great Episode! Exactly how a Season Finale should go.
