This is Danai’s best-acted performance for sure
i really thought fiona would come
The writers put the characters through the wringer for most of this show, so when they get a win for once, it's so satisfying.
Incredibly hard to watch but equally as SUPERB of an episode of television. Jamie Lee Curtis gonna win an Emmy for this.
Molly Gordon is SO beautiful. This season is definitely way more chill than the first one which I’m kinda glad for. We get to see the characters as human beings and not just chaotic assholes working in a kitchen together. I keep waiting for something rly bad to happen tho. I’m a Carmy apologizer but I’m not liking how he’s been leaving Sydney hanging lately
so great to see tina shine! she deserves it anf her character development so far has been amazing. i love carm and want him to be happy, but i can't get behind the way he's leaving sydney alone
will poulter's character is probably the best mentor marcus could have. he's so calm, patient and open. I'm curious to see the growth that the Copenhagen trip will bring to Marcus (in his culinary skills and in general).
The editing in this episode was Emmy worthy, outstanding season so far!
All one shot. Very well done. Dynamic, stressful and brilliant. The planning and rehearsing had to have been off the charts stellar.
my anxiety was THROUGH THE FUCKING ROOF
Only after the episode ended did I have time to stop and have the realization that there were no cuts once you were in the restaurant.
The movie is entertainment and horror fun in it's purest form.
Jackie and Red were amazing! XD
i am staying single ~
Justin Long using the rape dungeon as an opportunity to boost his listing square footage is the most realistic portrayal of an AirBnB host I’ve ever seen.
The show had its up and downs.
But honestly I found the last season a high tick up in quality over the last few & it felt like a return to form, so I'm glad it ended in a bang (pun intended).
One thing that did prevail thru the up's and down was the cast. They were the heart of the show and put their all into every episode. Many giving performances that are wave above & beyond cable TV. The show gets a ton of hate, but overall I'd say it was a fun journey & I'll definitely miss it.
Thanks for the wild ride & I'm excited to see what they do with TWDU.
P.S - Haters who comment on LITERALLY every episode, can ya'll please just NOT watch any of the other shows & b*tch non-stop no matter how good it is? It will make all of our lives a lot easier :)
Being the most clueless person when it comes to plot twists makes these kinda films so much fun to watch omg
One word: masterful. They've edited a very naturalistic sort of narrative in a way that's gripping, intense and full of details you just want to sink into.
You just don't see coming a plot so simple produced into such a piece of fine art. It's everything you ask for and more in both the technical and the emotional departments.
The depth of all characters, the cinematography, the balls of that episode 7. FX at its finest.
Very intense Chef!! But enjoyed it a lot, very bingeable and some really fantastic scenes. Hope they make more.
It forced me to buy a Twinkie, and I it was disgusting :D The movie was funny, though.
The Matrix meets Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind…meets Ratatouille?
What a great movie! It wasn't a good movie, it was a great movie.
The terrible movies I endure for Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
and this is why you shouldn't have kids
This show was totally absurd and I loved it. I thought I had it figured out by episode 6, but I was so wrong and I love it.
I thought the best friend did it. She always showed up unexpected, and I was wondering if she might have been obsessed with the main character. She knew Anna disliked Lisa the day she met her, she knew Anna painted, she suggested that Neil was single now that Lisa was dead, broke her out of prison for $500k, offered to help her escape, etc. All of those things made me think she was willing to kill for her.
Good episode. I think my only real gripe would be that the head warlord guy and his goons seemed much more unhinged than the rest of the people living in the community, who were depicted as being just regular survivor types. I also feel for that reason, it seemed unlikely the reformed/trying to be better Negan would join them with that guy in charge. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the twist of him being there and the episode overall was tense and entertaining.
