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Also.. new HBO show with Ben Mendehlson and Jason Bateman. I could listen to Mendehlson's lisp all day..

Yeah what the hell. I feel like that dude needs to see a doctor..

After reading that Shriek is going to be in the Venom / Carnage movie, I decided to watch the Carnage clip from the Venom movie. I literally laughed at it.. Harrelson's voice is hilarious and his lines are just plain bad. "When I get out of here... and I will.. there's gonna be Carnage!" .

These pass interference rules are truly mystifying.

No that looked a lot like PI.. why wasn't that reviewed with it being under 2 minutes? Feel like I haven't kept up properly with the NFL rule changes in the last few years.

How did you like S1? I'm very intrigued by this show but I have a big queue going already..

I don't understand how they are still making casting decisions.. Season 3 was 2 years ago..

Looks like maybe Once Upon A Time in Hollywood will be turned into a Netflix miniseries with additional footage not seen in the theatrical version. Apparently, Tarantino did the same thing with Netflix's version of The Hateful 8 which I had no idea he had done. I thought Hateful 8 was too long (and fell asleep in the middle of it due to having watched it very late at night and after several drinks) but I'm a little intrigued about what new content was included and if 4 50 minute shows might not be a more entertaining experience from the singular cinematic version. https://www.indiewire.com/2019/09/tarantino-plans-extended-once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-netflix-miniseries-1202162622/

Staying out of this thread for fear of spoilers but omfg.. I just watched the part where the Marketing guys tells the story of the Ice Capades and I'm fuuuucking dying of laughter..

Just finished episode 4 of the Boys. It's very good so far and I do recommend if you're into Watchmen style shows. Much darker and more graphic than what I thought it was going to be.

I thought it was good enough though not sure how to rank it just yet with Tarantino's other films. The acting was absolutely stellar.. even that kid actor impressed me. I also liked many of the camera shots. I felt this movie captured Hollywood in that time well enough for someone who never lived there. My friend fell asleep during the movie though (there were more than a few drinks beforehand) so I guess ymmv.

Actually of all those new names, Salvatore Esposito surprised me the most. Genny is going to be in Fargo? Very interesting...

Surprised at how well Game of Thrones killed it across the board despite all of it's hype. Also surprised at the reception for Ozark. I'm rooting for Julia Garner.

Interesting.. I just picked up the book after reading 1776 over the Memorial Day break. Haven't seen the show but will check it out after I finish the book.

Yeah I went through it pretty quick once I started and wish I had started sooner. Had no idea how good it was.. the commercials/previews make it look like just another TV cop drama (I guess that's Amazon's marketing for you). The major death in S2 really sold it for me personally.