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Yeah though I wonder who was NOT going to vote for him in even if he was alive.

Holy shit. I'm absolutely shocked. Thought I'd be seeing him for decades to come in interviews, events and analysis...

Yeah definitely Woken Furies if it involves the search for Quell. Spoilers from the book:

Woah.. I thought this was a Disney+ thing but you're right. Maybe I will see it..

I feel the same way. Hated the "From the studio that brought you.." Yes that might be technically correct but no, just no. I refuse to give my money to Sony. It might just be the red tones but I got a Daredevil feel. Like this is Disney's plan to fill in for the Netflix cancellations. It likely won't be as gritty and murderous but I distinctly got that feeling. Still not paying for a 3rd streaming service though.

Same. S1 > S2 > S3 and I still haven't finished S3 (mostly because it's not on Netflix or Amazon Prime and I don't really want to purchase it standalone. Everything about S1 was just about perfect with Billy Bob Thornton and Martin Freeman really standing out. I'm a little surprised that I haven't seen Allison Tolman in anything since then..

This takes place in Kansas City so I assume we'll get a brief and obscure reference to Season 2.. like a baby Mike Milligan or something. Likely these gangs somehow form the modern day Kansas City crime syndicate we see later on.

Netflix made an interactive map along with timeline of events which is pretty cool. https://www.witchernetflix.com/en-gb

Stellar cast.. had to watch that trailer 3 times to catch Genny..

Netflix wants their version of Game of Thrones.

Just came out at one of my local theaters. The theater is one of the older non-franchise ones in this neighborhood so I was wondering, is this movie something worth upgrading to an AMC/IMAX to watch?

Yes. Sadly Whitfield doesn't reappear again after S1.

I'm watching via Amazon Prime (US).

Yeah I dropped Peaky Blinders around Season 3 due to distractions but didn't pick it back up again. I will at some point but am not in any particular rush. The anachronistic music was really jarring to me at first but I grew to love it. Especially Red Right Hand at the beginning.

I'm on the last episode of The Witcher. I'm fine with it though I do recognize the campy and eye-rollingness of it it reminds a lot of the Hercules/Xena shows from the 90s with some Last Kingdom mixed in (if I hear the word 'destiny' again...).