Well, other than sneaky betting activities I certainly wouldn't want to watch any movie or tv downloads on my mobile or even yours.
Could be right there. But if it's free and fast might be a useful addition to be used when the occasion requires.
Finally some decent comedies: Veep & Silicon Valley are back. I watched 'em both last night & they were funny as fuck. Veep has been paticularly excellent the last couple seasons IMO.
It hasn't even started filming yet, but I'm recommending this because the wankers on Fox and Friends were almost crying.
Will Ferrell to Play Ronald Reagan in New Movie | Variety
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Deadpool is on YIFY. Worth a watch if you turn your brain off and if you're a juvenile like me.
Pretty awesome show, would recommend
^ OK zombie Nazis had enough in real history, good allegory but thanks anyway
https://gist.github.com/spaze/558b7c...7381254ae7bd10
Nothing special at all.
"Peaky Blinders" Season 3 - Starts 5 May.
Just watched this season's 2nd episode of Game of Thrones. Once again, all black...nighttime, dark rooms, dark dungeons - really sucked. That's 0/2 for this season. I'm throwing in the towel.
^Normally, I can't either. But, I liked parts of it before. No more.
Whoever recommended 'Triple 9', thank you very much. I thought the film could have been a little longer but a good film anyway.
I know I was a bit late to the party but I just finished watching 'Making A Murderer' on Netflix last night.
Fascinating and gripping documentary series.
I can't stand historical dramas either.Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
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There are also WAY too many completely separate plot-points to keep up with- we've got (excuse the spelling) Tyrian's, Daenerys', Cersei's, Arya's, Sansa's, Ramsay's, Bran's, Jon Snow's, Ironborn, House Martell/Dorn, and I'm sure a few others I'm missing, all crammed into a 10-episode (of about 45-minutes each) season.
I'm still going to watch, but they've got to pull it together a bit. I'm sure that's the goal, but it makes for a plot that's way too convoluted and disjointed- I want more than a couple of minutes each week with Arya's plot-line, i.e., but that's all we've (literally) gotten so far.
There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.
HST
A (small) part of the reason I stopped watching it to save up for an epic binge-watch.Originally Posted by FailSafe
Maybe easier to keep up that way.
^ I love GOT. It is all that depth that makes it so good to watch. You have to pay attention and its not a bad idea to rewatch episodes for thing you may have missed.
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I'm fine with the 'in depth' immersive aspect, but there's just not enough time to devote to each storyline (the season will be less than eight hours total to advance at least ten complicated plots)- episodes should be closer to two hours each, though that would likely be prohibitively expensive for HBO. What I don't like is the 'two minutes here, three minutes there' approach that's been indicative of the first two episodes of this season.
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