https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exploitation_film

Exploitation is a style of film.

The show was, on the whole, shite. I listed a show I really enjoyed in the same post and acknowledged what was good about Hunters. But ultimately, and most reviews agree, it's crap.

Just watched the first episode of the new season of 60 days In.

Putting a show "superfan" in.

What could possibly go wrong.

Kingdom on netflix is decent. Only a few episodes in, but it's scary enough and well set up for intrigue. So far it's about the breakdown of monarchy/society in Korea after, and this may put some people off, a zombie plague spreads through the country.

Bulletproof season 2 just released on Sky.

Ozark series 3 starts next Friday.

(03-20-2020, 08:37 PM)Hendricks Wrote: Ozark series 3 starts next Friday.

The English game.

Brooklyn 99 is quality  

Halfway through season 5 now

Watched the first season of the good place. Fantasy/comedy about a woman who is sent to heaven by accident and how she has to hide it. Ted Dansin wears tacky suits. It's good.

Strong plot twist too, but it might be difficult to hold it together as it goes on.

Rinsed most of season 1 of A Very Secret Service (Au service de la France) on Netflix last night. Would recommend it to everyone, and not only Walt (but especially Walt tbf). It's a comedy set in 1960s France, about a guy who gets drafted into the French secret service. Mainly light hearted humour, but the 1960s setting allows for some quite pointed jokes about how France dealt with the fallout from WW2, and French colonialism (the first two questions he's asked to assess his suitability for the job are which country won WW2 and which country brought civilisation to Africa). Really enjoying it so far.

(03-22-2020, 08:54 AM)CoroNaFish Wrote: Watched the first season of the good place. Fantasy/comedy about a woman who is sent to heaven by accident and how she has to hide it. Ted Dansin wears tacky suits. It's good.

Strong plot twist too, but it might be difficult to hold it together as it goes on.

A mate recommended it, so gave it a go. Got bored of it quite quickly and worked out the twist pretty early. Despite Ted Danson being very good it it, I gave up just a couple of episodes into the second series. Just wasnt for me.

(03-22-2020, 11:17 AM)Makween Wrote: Rinsed most of season 1 of A Very Secret Service (Au service de la France) on Netflix last night. Would recommend it to everyone, and not only Walt (but especially Walt tbf). It's a comedy set in 1960s France, about a guy who gets drafted into the French secret service. Mainly light hearted humour, but the 1960s setting allows for some quite pointed jokes about how France dealt with the fallout from WW2, and French colonialism (the first two questions he's asked to assess his suitability for the job are which country won WW2 and which country brought civilisation to Africa). Really enjoying it so far.

Had that on my watch list for a while now, never got round to it but will defo give it a go

Watched 3 episodes of The Stranger last night, was reeled in by the trailer and the fact it's an adaptation of Harlan Cobens work.

There is an awful lot going on so far and tbh I'm hoping it will get better.

If anyone hasn't seen Tell No One, a french adaptation of another Coben novel I'd highly recommend it.

Watched the Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness on Netflix yesterday. So many wtf moments   


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=acTdxsoa428

The English Game. It's shit. Julian Fellowes was clearly handed a fat stack by netflix with instructions to write a mini-series about football and the working classes. I get the feeling Fellowes knows nothing whatsoever about either, or nothing worse listening to.

It's all pretty dreadful, but the main gripe i have is one of the issues with the later series of downton. People have a conversation and then the period moves forward six months or a year and the next time they see each other they pick up where the left off.

lets face it netflix and amazon are riddled with absolute shite; its going to be a long three months or so.

Disney plus starts this week though 

(03-22-2020, 06:54 PM)Chris Benoit Wrote: Disney plus starts this week though 

 all the Marvel and Simpsons you could ever want

Ignore the cables 

Need to change the single socket to a double behind the telly and run the hdmi for the Xbox behind the wall

Rinsed that Tiger King