I've been watching this, it's really well done, makes your blood boil though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Betty Boop
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I've been watching this, it's really well done, makes your blood boil though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Betty Boop
I used to watch that - got bored of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
Aye the shooting from both sides ended up like The A-Team!Quote:
Originally Posted by ColinNish
:agree: Hard to believe the incompetence of Greater Manchester Police.Quote:
Originally Posted by EH6 Hibby
The Social Workers were a disgrace as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Betty Boop
The scene were the police were taking the piss out of the sexual health woman when she was trying to report yet another instance of abuse literally had me shouting at the tv.
Anyone watching American Gods? Weird as ****, so far, in a good way!
I'm watching The Keepers, a new Documentary series on Netflix, only started it earlier today and I'm already on the 7th and final episode. Well worth watching.
I don't think a scene in television has ever annoyed me as much as this one, knowing that it was obviously real events. To sit there and say "if it did not happen within the family then we have no interest", and the way the police didn't seem interested in the case at all was pretty disturbing.Quote:
Originally Posted by EH6 Hibby
How are you getting on with this now?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibrandenburg
Had a week away in London and she continued watching it alone. Keeping my fingers crossed that she's binge watched the lot in my absence. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
13 reasons why is very refreshing, first thing I've watched for ages without shoot outs, drugs, car chases etc... Just a proper mainly narrative driven story.
Watched the 4-part Rhys Jones programme Little Boy Blue, followed by the documentary of the case "10 years on" and the Ross Kemp on Gangs episode from Liverpool over the past few days. Hard to believe that it was a decade ago, still remember it freshly in my mind. A tough but interesting watch. Very well done programme though, with the actors resembling the real people remarkably well.
Orange is the new black season 2 loving it
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Originally Posted by Mr Grieves
Visually stunning (in 4k) but weird and disturbing in equal measure.
Finished that last night, agree that it's well worth a watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by EH6 Hibby
I found it both horrifying & fascinating.
I think it's poor if I'm being honest. It's very well cast, and the visual effects/cinematography are stunning, but the story is dreadfully slow to develop and it tries to be far too clever for its own good, relying too much on said aforementioned effects/cinematography.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Grieves
I'm really enjoying Better Call Saul and Master of None at the moment. Picking up 24: Legacy when I can.
Is Better Call Saul on a par with Breaking Bad or even close? BB was one of the best things I've ever watched but I've not got round to this yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by KWJ
BCS is good. Not a patch on Breaking Bad tho. We're 3 seasons in and I still feel as if I'm waiting for it to REALLY get going. Some really good episodes, and now that Gus Fring has been introduced it will probably pick up pace.Quote:
Originally Posted by yonder1875
Nearly finished season2 of Billions which I've enjoyed. Looking forward to Ray Donovan returning in August.
Three Girls on BBC last week was brilliant. Also watching The Trial on Channel 4 this week. Its quite interesting.
On to the last series of sons of anarchy. It's been really good so far some scenes are quite hard to watch at times. Probably give better call Saul a go after this.
I think it's following a similar trajectory as Breaking Bad did, slow start but builds momentum. This season has been excellent, IMHO.Quote:
Originally Posted by yonder1875
Yup. It's built up the characters really well and while it's got it's own story arc with Saul/Jimmy and Mike it still has that BB feel with the music and shots.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
I'm really enjoying Jamestown so far.
Public Enemy anyone? Belgian cop drama. Quite derivative in that there are themes from True Detective, Silence of the Lambs and The Bridge, but with extra monks. Very much enjoying it after getting sick of series 2 of The Legacy, which was just wall to wall endless Nordic misery.
Heard about a show that was filmed in Edinburgh called Clique so I watched all six episodes on BBC iplayer.
Pleasantly surprised at the quality and it's always good seeing the streets you know and love on the telly.
Just watched the season finale of Blindspot and thought the it had limped along slightly during the middle of the season but the last 3-4 episodes have been great, and a carrot dangling teaser for the next series.
Anyone watched the leftovers,started it (nearly done 1st season) enjoying it. My question is it's done by the bloke that did Lost does it lose its way like lost did?
Just started the 3rd series of Bloodline. Really enjoying the slow and steady pace of it.
I've watched series one and two and will probably binge watch series three once it's finished. I'm still enjoying it, I think there is only going to be three series.Quote:
Originally Posted by TRC