Like the Pope on masturbating: anti-climactic.
Two talented actors are stuck fleshing out a highschool student's fantasies, which are so trite even she got bored before the ending.
The Talented Mr. Ripley is good, but not great. The locales are beautiful, and it does have some nice plot twists. Jude Law is outstanding in this one and Phillip Seymour Hoffman is excellent in his small, but crucial roll.
Disney's darkest and most adult animated classic may also be its most underrated. Boasting skillfully layered and beautifully colored artwork, Hunchback of Notre Dame is a brutally honest, emotionally complex, and ultimately powerful story of corruption and redemption.
What the hell is the right viewing order? I've heard Netflix actually has it right for once, so that's what I'm following.. not the order from here.
via http://www.netflixfixer.com/2012/09/firefly-intended-order-and-by-airdate.html
Will you feel just a little more depressed after watching this? Yeah, probably, but it's worth it. Jon looks at problems many of us take for granted at this point.
Pretty level-headed exploration of the issues at play, with quality guests that really add to the discussions.
Sure everyone has their kinks and some people like to be dominated. Me? I’ve seen Venom, Venom: Let There Be Carnage and now Morbius all in the movie theater. So I know a thing or two about being a little, dirty submissive. Feed me more daddy Sony
The most A24 non-A24 movie I've ever seen.
Sexy nonsense. I liked it.
It's one of those films where it could truly go either way on a rewatch - I could see myself both hating this film or loving this film in the future. But for now I'll sip my coffee and enjoy the protests of the rest of y'all.
This show didn't end. TMDB incorrectly marked it as ended and labelled next episodes as part of a separate show. IMDB shows seasons correctly and has Season 14. Is there any way to report this so it could get fixed?
One of the best Bond movies ever!
katie is twisted and unrepentant and sociopathic and i was rooting for her the entire time. :pound_symbol:gayrights
The Ghost Crew. In live-action. My oh my!
fucking piece of shit nbc i swear to god you're the devil of networks
I would give it a 10 if they would realise Daria and Jane are meant to be.
on all levels except physical, i am a cave bear
The facts are these...Pushing Daisies is a delightful fantasy series from Bryan Fuller. The show follows Ned the Pie Maker who has the ability to bring dead things back to life temporarily, and use his power to moonlight as an assistant to his PI friend Emerson Cod; but everything changes when Ned comes across his childhood sweetheart and decides to bring her back to life permanently. The visual style of the show is quite unique and uses bright colors and CGI backdrops to create a fantasy-esque aesthetic. Additionally, the series is given a storybook quality by including voice over narration. And the writing is exceptionally well-done; especially the dialog, which is quite clever and witty. A quirky and imaginative television series, Pushing Daisies delivers a brilliant first season.
The total body count is five.
The cause of death is....stupidity.
I wonder if this movie would be funnier on a re-watch with that in mind.
Three episodes in and what do we know about this show? She eats next to nothing, drinks vodka like there's no tomorrow yet manages to stay more sober than a teetotaler. Oh and something to do with murder of a girl or two.
Tiger Girl is a naïve child who counts to ten thusly: 1,2,3,7,7,7,8, k, w... She ramps up her game quickly and then has nowhere left to go so she runs off the board and starts a completely new game.
(Not the mention the titular character (the talented Ella Rumpf who I first saw in Raw and then again in the equally spectacular Sympathy for the Devil) is only the catalyst for the main character, Vanilla the Killer, so why name the movie after her?)
There are a lot of near misses in Tiger Girl (lack of focus in the storyline, uneven acting in some cases, misdirected self-satisfaction) but, in the end, the film's energy, sincerity, and lady balls make it one that's a pleasure to watch.
By the third episode, I was bawling and laughing at the same time. Fucking amazing show.
A fun, delicious comedy that explores the topics of the representation of the Muslim woman using those same topics to smash them. Though it seems harmless, with that silly humor, it is nevertheless brave in the approach to religious taboos ("Ain't no one gonna honor kill my sister but me"). Nida Manzoor manages to create one of the funniest comedies of the year.
Easily one of the best shows I've watched this year.
Bro this was a great show! I enjoyed it recently as an adult but I think kid-me would have enjoyed it too. It's on my cartoons-i-watch-while-eating list and is perfect for that.
Enjoyed every episode,can't wait for season 2 and hope there will be more than seven episodes.
An intelligent adaptation of the Anne Rice novels that manages to be faithful but at the same time update the story and its characters. It introduces interesting elements of reflection and builds much more complex characters, who are made credible by the splendid performances. The destructive and violent romanticism is shown without limits, and especially the appearance of the new Claudia is brutal and ironic. There is a dark sense of humor that accompanies an outstanding series.
They are vampires, it is Anne Rice of course there is going to be an LGBTQI+ theme. Vampiric sensuality, passion and blood and seduction games are not subject to Sexual Orientations as such, that has been done practically forever.
My recommendations, forget about racism and the change of skin because this actor is one hundred percent Louis, it is his personality, the characters at the moment are completely Anne Rice; there are three chapters and there is still a lot of cooking ahead, but for now it is highly recommended,
