How's Fargo? Breaking Bad changed my view on criminal TV shows entirely.
Fargo is very interesting and great TV show. You will be hooked on it from the very beginning. It has 3 seasons at this moment, but new season is coming very soon (in a few days) and all 3 seasons are different with different stories and new characters. You won't regret watching it. I highly recommend it.
Breaking Bad was amazing. At first it started a bit slow, but later it became very interesting. Ending was very emotional, nerve wrecking. I think Breaking Bad is a beautiful masterpiece. I had same feeling about Sons Of Anarchy. It was another beautiful masterpiece with emotional ending just like Breaking Bad.
Fantastic. Writing, production, acting, music, etc is absolute top notch. Better than breaking bad. Its just a matter of whether you like the story & presentation. Everyone i know who has seen it rates it highly. Its superb tv, and the seasons are distinctly different (settings & eras). 10 episodes each season for the events and done. A ton of gripping tension.
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Current hot ticket - Raised by Wolves. It's not for everyone but it's great sci-fi done in a unique style.
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I'll make sure to check it out! Thanks for the replies!Fantastic. Writing, production, acting, music, etc is absolute top notch. Better than breaking bad. Its just a matter of whether you like the story & presentation. Everyone i know who has seen it rates it highly. Its superb tv, and the seasons are distinctly different (settings & eras). 10 episodes each season for the events and done. A ton of gripping tension.
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Current hot ticket - Raised by Wolves. It's not for everyone but it's great sci-fi done in a unique style.
I'll toss the following in here in case it might sorta be good. I cannot recall where I stumbled upon the trailer. I decided to read the books because of it though. On book three at the moment and they've been enjoyable so far. It's a bit mindblowing how much scifi oriented concepts the author conjured up in the writing during the 1950's.
I just got done watching Extracurricular. It's a Korean series which is pretty bad-ass. It deals with this guy who is a pimp for these female escorts. As the story progresses, one of his friends finds out about his business and threatens him. Eventually, the two team up and butt heads about how to run their business. Some cops suspect that some of the girls the guy knows are doing services, and things get rather interesting from there. It's only 10 episodes. It's a riveting show.
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After a mediocre 4th season, it looks like The Expanse is back.
Just refinished Love, Death and Robots and loved almost all of it even more on Netflix.
Late to the party, but I finally saw Sinister and that was a breathe of fresh air for horror films!
Late to the party, but I finally saw Sinister and that was a breathe of fresh air for horror films!
I just watched Made in Abyss: Dawn of the Deep Soul... I haven’t cried this much over a piece of fiction in a long time...
Haven't seen a movie in 5 years, but atleast I can die happy by never been forced to watch Frozen!
Me too, but I don't know how long I haven't watched a movie. I cut the cable a long time ago and don't have any streaming service(s). The last time I remember was watching a review of a little known movie that is on Netflix. The movie was called Platform and it made me sick to the stomach.
Warrior is really good (it's based on writings of Bruce Lee).
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I've been into car restoration/mod shows recently, including Gotham Garage, West Coast Customs, Rust Valley Restorers, and even one-off car series such as Netflix's Formula One, Fastest Car (mostly for comedic value), etc. And I miss the old British Top Gear series. But I wouldn't call myself a car enthusiast, just a casual car guy who sometimes works on his cars.
My favorite series within the past several years has to be Mr Robot. That really, really hooked me. Perhaps that's why I'm here, to get my hacking/cyberpunk fix?
Recently I've been getting into Blacklist. Sometimes it's like a worn-out and boring CSI/whatever detective/murder series, but a few episodes are top notch. I love the Reddington character, but not a fan of the main agent Keen character.
My favorite series within the past several years has to be Mr Robot. That really, really hooked me. Perhaps that's why I'm here, to get my hacking/cyberpunk fix?
Recently I've been getting into Blacklist. Sometimes it's like a worn-out and boring CSI/whatever detective/murder series, but a few episodes are top notch. I love the Reddington character, but not a fan of the main agent Keen character.