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Streaming or currently airing TV shows (AKA Netflix thread) (4 Viewers)

i hope everyone is watching wayne on prime it is simply fantastic you will say dang swcer you got that right it is take that to the bank brohans

 
i hope everyone is watching wayne on prime it is simply fantastic you will say dang swcer you got that right it is take that to the bank brohans
My wife isn't into the extreme violent stuff and that was my impression watching the trailer. Would you still take her to the Wayne bank, brohan?

 
it is violent no doubt but is also a great redemption story and my lady liked it take that to the bank brohans 

 
My wife isn't into the extreme violent stuff and that was my impression watching the trailer. Would you still take her to the Wayne bank, brohan?
I just started binging last night, post-wife sleep time.

Has a similar vibe to until the end of the ####### world in terms of tone and humor. Take ben affleck's character from good will hunting and make him sociopathic.These aren't real people- they're graphic novel versions of real caricatures. That cartoonist aspect might help ease some of the violence...and it is extreme, so the wife might not be game, but still cartoonish violence.

I've enjoyed it, but the caricature aspect has kept me a little at arm's length tbh. Hasn't yet hit Ted Lasso heights in terms of building actual characters imo...even though these are fun people to watch, with the two leads killing it. Personal fave at present are the twins.

 
Started The West Wing last week. Now I get why it's so well thought of.

Already halfway through season 3.

I have heard it get's 'meh' somewhere in this (Sorkin left/stopped writing for it?)...anyone have a recommendation on when I can stop watching it? Or all 7 seasons worth it?

 
El Floppo said:
gianmarco said:
My wife isn't into the extreme violent stuff and that was my impression watching the trailer. Would you still take her to the Wayne bank, brohan?
I just started binging last night, post-wife sleep time.

Has a similar vibe to until the end of the ####### world in terms of tone and humor. Take ben affleck's character from good will hunting and make him sociopathic.These aren't real people- they're graphic novel versions of real caricatures. That cartoonist aspect might help ease some of the violence...and it is extreme, so the wife might not be game, but still cartoonish violence.

I've enjoyed it, but the caricature aspect has kept me a little at arm's length tbh. Hasn't yet hit Ted Lasso heights in terms of building actual characters imo...even though these are fun people to watch, with the two leads killing it. Personal fave at present are the twins.
I binged the first 4-5 episodes right away when it was released, then took a week or so off; watched a few more this weekend and am now through 8.  I like it and will watch to the end, but its not quite what I was hoping for based on the trailer and the Deadpool connection.  I think shows like this are better served if they pick a lane - either be an over-the-top violence / comedy show (Deadpool), or be a gritty, realistic violent show with real characters and a deeper message (Kingdom).  It's hard to straddle that line and go back and forth.  Still a good show, but it has a "Batman in the operating room" problem imo.

 
The Crown is so freaking good. One of my favorite shows in the past decade. 
It is excellent.  The music and acting are really, really good.   I'm a tough judge and I put it in a small group I liked  ... Breaking Bad, two seasons of Ozark., four seasons of the Americans.

Crown Season 1 and 2 were so good that Season 3 let me down a bit.  Mainly hard to adjust to the new cast.  First episodes of Season 4 are very good so far.  

 
Absolutely horrifying.

Watched it late night over several sittings...need to rewatch to absorb everything. Maybe get the kids to watch too.
Social Dilemma was very well done. Opened my eyes as to why Congress has been calling the big tech companies to Washington.

 
I actually started watching Six Feet Under for the first time.

Francis Conroy is absolutely brilliant as the mother.

Interesting role for Michael C. Hall 
Top 5 series finale of all time. I just finished my first watch of this about a month ago. Agree on the Hall comment. I watched Dexter first, but a friend of mine watched 6FU first.  It gave he and I two very different opinions on the David Fisher character. 

 
Wonder Woman 1984: HBO Max 

Warner Bros. has just confirmed, via a new Wonder Woman 1984 trailer, that the film will be released concurrently in theaters and on HBO Max on December 25, 2020. HBO Max subscribers won't have to pay any extra to stream the film starting on Christmas Day.

This is a monumental decision for Warner Bros. and DC Films to have this highly anticipated sequel be released on HBO Max at the same time as in theaters, especially considering it’s set to be one of the DCEU’s most prominent releases in the near future. It’s still a mystery thinking about how well the film could do when released in theaters during a pandemic, but thankfully it’s now official that this new entry will be available to fans everywhere in just under a month and a half.

Now the questions come as to whether other studios will follow Warner Bros’ lead, even as the world tries to keep fighting the pandemic. Marvel Studios has already delayed their entire Phase 4 slate in theaters until May 2021, even though it has multiple releases set for Disney+ before then, and fans will be keeping a close eye on news from other major studios in the coming weeks as well.

Wonder Woman 1984 will now be officially releasing in theaters and on HBO Max on December 25, 2020, making it one of the only major superhero movie releases all year alongside Birds of Prey.

https://thedirect.com/article/wonder-woman-1984-hbo-max-release-gal-gadot-announcement

 
Wonder Woman 1984: HBO Max 

Warner Bros. has just confirmed, via a new Wonder Woman 1984 trailer, that the film will be released concurrently in theaters and on HBO Max on December 25, 2020. HBO Max subscribers won't have to pay any extra to stream the film starting on Christmas Day.

This is a monumental decision for Warner Bros. and DC Films to have this highly anticipated sequel be released on HBO Max at the same time as in theaters, especially considering it’s set to be one of the DCEU’s most prominent releases in the near future. It’s still a mystery thinking about how well the film could do when released in theaters during a pandemic, but thankfully it’s now official that this new entry will be available to fans everywhere in just under a month and a half.

Now the questions come as to whether other studios will follow Warner Bros’ lead, even as the world tries to keep fighting the pandemic. Marvel Studios has already delayed their entire Phase 4 slate in theaters until May 2021, even though it has multiple releases set for Disney+ before then, and fans will be keeping a close eye on news from other major studios in the coming weeks as well.

Wonder Woman 1984 will now be officially releasing in theaters and on HBO Max on December 25, 2020, making it one of the only major superhero movie releases all year alongside Birds of Prey.

https://thedirect.com/article/wonder-woman-1984-hbo-max-release-gal-gadot-announcement
Sweet. 

 
Sat through the 8 episodes of Black Summer.  It is a zombie apocalypse show.  The premise is that it is just the start of the Z apocalypse and people are being moved to a central location with the military in control.  There was so much about this that didn't make sense.  It just started but for some reason people are not driving around, but the ones that do, they are being attacked for no reason.  The only reason given was that one car was attacking another for petrol.  Yet they pass 100 cars during the chase that could have provided the petrol.  The good about the show is that people turn quickly and they run.  None of the slow moving Z crap. haha.  Not much in the way of character development and scenes cut very disjointedly.  One minute a group of seven are moving down the street the next scene there are 50 people moving with them.  No idea why it got like 73 on Rotten Tomatoes.

 
The new one on HBO with Nicole Kidman. The Undoing. Good first episode with some very nice scenes.  😍
 

I’m starting to think Nicole might be the most gorgeous woman on the planet. 
Enjoyed the first episode.  Looks like I'm in for the series.   While nothing like a Kubrick film, I can't help but think of Eyes Wide Shut with Kidman, NYC and high society being the focus.    

 
Roku and HBO Max Reportedly Nearing Streaming Deal.

According to a new report from The Desk, WarnerMedia and Roku are nearing a deal that will bring the HBO Max app to all Roky devices. There is no official timetable for the deal, but the report suggests that it could be completed by the end of 2020. Given all of the news about HBO Max over the past week, this makes perfect sense.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/comicbook.com/movies/amp/news/roku-hbo-max-deal-near-streaming-2020/

 
Bly Manor went off the rails a bit around episode 5 or so with the dream hopping stuff.  One episode to go.  

Still entertaining and very well done

 
Bly Manor went off the rails a bit around episode 5 or so with the dream hopping stuff.  One episode to go.  

Still entertaining and very well done
I thought is was ok, but bailed two episodes from the end. Someone spoiled the ending for me so I read up on the last two episodes. I don’t mind that I was spoiled now.

 
I thought is was ok, but bailed two episodes from the end. Someone spoiled the ending for me so I read up on the last two episodes. I don’t mind that I was spoiled now.
The 2nd to last episode is a flashback to many years prior which shows how the haunting started.  Boring episode but probably necessary  for the ending I would imagine.

If the only purpose of the episode was to explain the haunting then it wasnt necessary at all.

I suppose I will find out when I watch the finale.

 
Powered thru Russian Doll over the last 2 days . I thought it was well done and entertaining- like an R rated Groundhog Day.
It was better than I expected, iirc. Plus, it's shot in my hood- fun to see it all in a show. 

Any idea if they were planning a 2nd season? I don't really remember clearly how it ended, if it left room for a continuation (I think it did).

 
Watching 2 Weeks to Live on HBO Max.

Short episodes, pretty enjoyable with a fun little nod to GoT in episode 2.

 
It was better than I expected, iirc. Plus, it's shot in my hood- fun to see it all in a show. 

Any idea if they were planning a 2nd season? I don't really remember clearly how it ended, if it left room for a continuation (I think it did).
It said a season 2 was coming when it ended.

 
I think I am about 3 eps into The Queens Gambit.   Not quite as in love with it as others around here, but still really like it.  Well acted and interesting side characters - chess dude in the basement, drunken mom, some of the other players.  

 
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I think I am about 3 eps into The Queens Gambit.   Not quite as in love with it as others around here, but still really like it.  Well acted and interesting side characters - chess dude in the basement, drunken mom, some of the other players.  
I thought it was pretty great.  I actually watched some episodes from start to finish in one sitting.

 
The Marriage Story is one of the more sad things I’ve seen in a long long time. Phenomenal acting. Really did not know Kylo Ren had that much emotion in him. 

 

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