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Yup, it’s very good. Frustrating will be so long until series 3ValleyGary said:Late to the party but started SAS Rogue Heroes on iPlayer. Nearly finished the first series and really enjoying it. Some great characters.0 -
I also think it is wrong to have minorities in historical dramas or in positions or scenarios that just would not have happened.tallboy said:
I thought Day of the Jackal was pretty good. But what I really liked was:MrOneLung said:
Said it earlier on here, Eddie Redmayne is a shit actor.KBslittlesis said:Please do not apologise @lordromford
Finally got around to The Day of the Jackal. Half way in and I’m hugely disappointed. It just reminds me of all the reasons we never watch police/secret service stuff. It’s just so full of inconsistency. God knows what people in firearms must think of it 😳 I know there has to be a level of artistic license but this is way out there. Don’t think it helps that the two main characters are totally unbelievable imho.
I’ll watch it until the end now I know who Noah is (I like him as an actor & am really hoping he can save it).
Really makes me realise how good The Wire was. That was bang on the money for realism.
also didn't care at all about the MI5 woman's family life or the scenes involving the Jackals family really.
that they made the M15 woman so dislikeable a character. Brave choice. I'm totally fed up with TV & Film condescendingly portraying minorites as potential saints that only if they werent so held back by society they would be achieving great things. She came across as selfish, arrogant, irresponsible, dangerous and an all round pain in the arse and the program was all the better for it.
I think it is far better that people ask why were there was no one of.......and then people can understand what actually it was really like before and what has happened/changed since - for better, for worse4 -
Binge watched series 2 this week. Absolutely outstanding I thought.eaststandmike said:
Agree with this, we started watching this week and onto episode 5 season 1 and loving itValleyGary said:Late to the party but started SAS Rogue Heroes on iPlayer. Nearly finished the first series and really enjoying it. Some great characters.1 -
Final season of Big Boys is hilarious and heartbreaking in equal measure. Brilliant TV and the best British comedy in donkeys years.0
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I just don't 'get' 'What we do in the shadows'. It's the sort of thing I'd usually find funny, and Kayvan Novak is a genius, but whether it's because I think Matt Berry's as funny as piles or there's another reason, I just can't get into it. I've tried three or four times now and not laughed once. Anyone else tried it and think it's shit?1
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Just caught up on series one of Severance thanks to recommendations on here. V v good.2
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Everything about this show I should likeLeroy Ambrose said:I just don't 'get' 'What we do in the shadows'. It's the sort of thing I'd usually find funny, and Kayvan Novak is a genius, but whether it's because I think Matt Berry's as funny as piles or there's another reason, I just can't get into it. I've tried three or four times now and not laughed once. Anyone else tried it and think it's shit?
- Flight of the conchord and Tahiki Watiti directing, showrunning and writing
- Novak, Berry and Dimitriou
- The film was superb
I just can't get past watching 1 or 2 episodes and then giving up again.
Seems like a hit in the US as well, so I thought it was just me.1 -
3rd episode into the latest series of Unforgotten, very good so far.2
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Is American Primeval any good?1
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All in all I like it, the final season was a but of a slog though. The original film was definitely better.BalladMan said:
Everything about this show I should likeLeroy Ambrose said:I just don't 'get' 'What we do in the shadows'. It's the sort of thing I'd usually find funny, and Kayvan Novak is a genius, but whether it's because I think Matt Berry's as funny as piles or there's another reason, I just can't get into it. I've tried three or four times now and not laughed once. Anyone else tried it and think it's shit?
- Flight of the conchord and Tahiki Watiti directing, showrunning and writing
- Novak, Berry and Dimitriou
- The film was superb
I just can't get past watching 1 or 2 episodes and then giving up again.
Seems like a hit in the US as well, so I thought it was just me.0 - Sponsored links:
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We really enjoyed it. Quite gruesomecarly burn said:Is American Primeval any good?
similar to 1883 - the early series of Yellowstone if you have seen that one1 -
I thought it was extremely good. Brutally violent so if that bothers you don't watch but if not then I highly recommend it.carly burn said:Is American Primeval any good?1 -
Phew! Was beginning to think it was just me! Mates all look at me like I've just beamed down from space when I tell them I think it's shit.BalladMan said:
Everything about this show I should likeLeroy Ambrose said:I just don't 'get' 'What we do in the shadows'. It's the sort of thing I'd usually find funny, and Kayvan Novak is a genius, but whether it's because I think Matt Berry's as funny as piles or there's another reason, I just can't get into it. I've tried three or four times now and not laughed once. Anyone else tried it and think it's shit?
- Flight of the conchord and Tahiki Watiti directing, showrunning and writing
- Novak, Berry and Dimitriou
- The film was superb
I just can't get past watching 1 or 2 episodes and then giving up again.
Seems like a hit in the US as well, so I thought it was just me.0 -
Yeah enjoyed it.carly burn said:Is American Primeval any good?1 -
Enjoyed it too. The only downside is the portrayal of Paddy Mayne.ValleyGary said:Late to the party but started SAS Rogue Heroes on iPlayer. Nearly finished the first series and really enjoying it. Some great characters.0 -
laurathered said:
We really enjoyed it. Quite gruesomecarly burn said:Is American Primeval any good?
similar to 1883 - the early series of Yellowstone if you have seen that one
Yellowstone worth watching then given that I loved American Primeval ?0 -
I really like What we do in the shadows, though more recent series are firmly up their own backsides, and not as funny as they think they are. First few series are superb. The question is probably whether or not you like the one character that Matt Berry always plays... Cracks me up, but fair enough if he doesn't.3
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Yeah, fair one. He makes my shit itch.McBobbin said:I really like What we do in the shadows, though more recent series are firmly up their own backsides, and not as funny as they think they are. First few series are superb. The question is probably whether or not you like the one character that Matt Berry always plays... Cracks me up, but fair enough if he doesn't.2 -
What we do in the shadows was a class film, and like Leroy a massive fan of Kayvan Novak. Matt Berry I'm not quite as hardline with. I liked the occasional toast of London episode even but not as much as anyone else I know who's watched it. He has a schtick I suppose and it works for the masses with him.
I've found the series of what we do in the shadows I got distracted watching so gave up midday through the first season.
I've discovered Crime, it was on Britbox as its premier feature I'd guess whenever that launched. Thats decent, really strong cast and Dougray Scott is acting his chops off, I love the decision to go with real guttural Scottish for the dialect as per the way Irvine Welshs books are written. Just started the second season of that
Its very dark, its Irvine Welsh after all1 -
Oooh - that's a shout. I'd forgotten about Crime, meant to watch it last year. I'll queue that up0
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Go with 1883 first. Then 1923 before hitting the main show. 1883 is the best onePhilFor54 said:laurathered said:
We really enjoyed it. Quite gruesomecarly burn said:Is American Primeval any good?
similar to 1883 - the early series of Yellowstone if you have seen that one
Yellowstone worth watching then given that I loved American Primeval ?1 -
It follows 3 different timelines. We watched it as they came out so started with the modern day then 1883 then 1923. Then back to the modern one as more seasons added. Presume you would watch them in chronological order nowPhilFor54 said:laurathered said:
We really enjoyed it. Quite gruesomecarly burn said:Is American Primeval any good?
similar to 1883 - the early series of Yellowstone if you have seen that one
Yellowstone worth watching then given that I loved American Primeval ?Loved them all especially 1883. Haven’t finished the new series yet as lost slight interest but maybe that’s just us. Well worth a watch. Some great acting1 -
I did the first couple of seasons of Yellowstone and then was doing an episode if 1883 then an episode of Yellowstone, that worked well and reminded me of how the twain were linked
For me Yellowstone is the primo, then 1883 then 1923 but now Spencer is on the board that will get a lot better. Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren are excellent and Timothy Dalton is a class baddy. Jerome Flynn does a hilarious Jockie accent0 -
I re-watched 1883 as my missus wanted to watch it, my fucking god its depressing. Even worse second time round.
A brilliant series though.1 -
Grim isn't it but good grimValleyGary said:I re-watched 1883 as my missus wanted to watch it, my fucking god its depressing. Even worse second time round.0 -
About 50 pages behind everyone else with viewing, but 4 episodes into The Bear. Growing into it nicely and forgot how nice 30 min programmes can be!3
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Crime is very good. Gets better in series 2 as well. Interestingly they missed a huge chunk of the book out of the series (the time he spends in Miami) so wonder whether there will be a separate series which looks at that.Carter said:What we do in the shadows was a class film, and like Leroy a massive fan of Kayvan Novak. Matt Berry I'm not quite as hardline with. I liked the occasional toast of London episode even but not as much as anyone else I know who's watched it. He has a schtick I suppose and it works for the masses with him.
I've found the series of what we do in the shadows I got distracted watching so gave up midday through the first season.
I've discovered Crime, it was on Britbox as its premier feature I'd guess whenever that launched. Thats decent, really strong cast and Dougray Scott is acting his chops off, I love the decision to go with real guttural Scottish for the dialect as per the way Irvine Welshs books are written. Just started the second season of that
Its very dark, its Irvine Welsh after all
The new book is also in my pile of "to be read" hopefully that will be as good.0 -
Another shout out for SAS Rogue Heros. Watched it back to front as Mrs SB was already in season 2. Excellent stuff.Not getting on with the most recent series of Shetland. Nothing to do with the change of character as Ashley Jensen is excellent. It’s just that the storyline is utter bonkers. Lasted two episodes. Served its time methinks. ‘Caught up with both seasons of The Cockfields on IPlayer. Only watched as it’s set on the Isle of Wight. Light hearted fun with stellar cast but, location aside,it’s pretty meh.Night Agent. Quite enjoying this one on Netflix. A bit ham but good knockabout spy/special agent nonsense.0
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Not new, a couple of Welsh cops shows from the 2010s on iPlayer, Hinterland and Hidden .. superbly acted, BUT mostly very grim and humourless, a couple are almost x rated horror stories. I enjoyed them1
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Meh, you’re only saying that because you also keep a bread knife in the toilet….Sillybilly said:Another shout out for SAS Rogue Heros. Watched it back to front as Mrs SB was already in season 2. Excellent stuff.Not getting on with the most recent series of Shetland. Nothing to do with the change of character as Ashley Jensen is excellent. It’s just that the storyline is utter bonkers. Lasted two episodes. Served its time methinks. ‘Caught up with both seasons of The Cockfields on IPlayer. Only watched as it’s set on the Isle of Wight. Light hearted fun with stellar cast but, location aside,it’s pretty meh.Night Agent. Quite enjoying this one on Netflix. A bit ham but good knockabout spy/special agent nonsense.3
