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Post subject: Re: It's Not HBO, It's HBO MAX (j/k it's HBO)
Posted: Wed January 13, 2021 9:52 pm
Future Drummer
Joined: Fri January 04, 2013 1:46 am Posts: 2817 Location: Connecticut
epilogue wrote:
Watched the first two episodes of The Third Day. It's super strange and I'm really digging it, so far.
Glad this was only a 6 ep miniseries. I liked it myself, and agree it's super strange (it doesn't let up in that regard), but any longer and it would've been too much, I think.
Watched the first two episodes of The Third Day. It's super strange and I'm really digging it, so far.
Glad this was only a 6 ep miniseries. I liked it myself, and agree it's super strange (it doesn't let up in that regard), but any longer and it would've been too much, I think.
I haven't even seen the whole thing but I already agree with you.
Post subject: Re: It's Not HBO, It's HBO MAX (j/k it's HBO)
Posted: Thu January 14, 2021 3:26 pm
10Club Complaint Department
Joined: Fri June 24, 2016 2:49 pm Posts: 16441
My wife and I started the first episode of The Third Day last night. She was half paying attention to it at first. The second time Jude Law's character sees that orange cicada and those other bugs come crawling out of its belly, my wife turned to me and said, this guy has definitely done something terrible, and he imagines some of these things.
I do like the way it's shot though where things are blurred in and out.
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My wife and I started the first episode of The Third Day last night. She was half paying attention to it at first. The second time Jude Law's character sees that orange cicada and those other bugs come crawling out of its belly, my wife turned to me and said, this guy has definitely done something terrible, and he imagines some of these things.
I do like the way it's shot though where things are blurred in and out.
We have two episodes left. I've really liked it overall. It's not perfect. But it's so weird and interesting.
Post subject: Re: It's Not HBO, It's HBO MAX (j/k it's HBO)
Posted: Thu January 14, 2021 6:11 pm
Future Drummer
Joined: Fri January 04, 2013 1:46 am Posts: 2817 Location: Connecticut
epilogue wrote:
dad wrote:
My wife and I started the first episode of The Third Day last night. She was half paying attention to it at first. The second time Jude Law's character sees that orange cicada and those other bugs come crawling out of its belly, my wife turned to me and said, this guy has definitely done something terrible, and he imagines some of these things.
I do like the way it's shot though where things are blurred in and out.
We have two episodes left. I've really liked it overall. It's not perfect. But it's so weird and interesting.
Hope you two post when you're done. It's a well done show. Not for everyone, I suppose. I almost moved on to something else after 3 eps, but I'm glad I didn't. I was satisfied at the end. As stated - not perfect, but definitely interesting.
My wife and I started the first episode of The Third Day last night. She was half paying attention to it at first. The second time Jude Law's character sees that orange cicada and those other bugs come crawling out of its belly, my wife turned to me and said, this guy has definitely done something terrible, and he imagines some of these things.
I do like the way it's shot though where things are blurred in and out.
We have two episodes left. I've really liked it overall. It's not perfect. But it's so weird and interesting.
Hope you two post when you're done. It's a well done show. Not for everyone, I suppose. I almost moved on to something else after 3 eps, but I'm glad I didn't. I was satisfied at the end. As stated - not perfect, but definitely interesting.
I expect we'll finish the last two episodes tonight.
Strange and uneven. But bold and interesting. At times it was too repetitive. At times there wasn't enough information given. The visuals were wonderful. Great tone. Great pacing. The cast shines. Good ending. Engaging journey.
Overall, I really enjoyed The Third Day. Though, it's super flawed, I really applaud the big swing. I think I'll continue to like it more as time goes on, as I think more about the stuff that really worked and forget some of the stuff that didn't (and ultimately doesn't matter).
Post subject: Re: It's Not HBO, It's HBO MAX (j/k it's HBO)
Posted: Sun January 17, 2021 3:57 am
Major Dude
Joined: Sat January 05, 2013 1:57 pm Posts: 32375 Location: Where everybody knows your name
Just finished The Bee Gees documentary. At the end, speaking about having lost all his brothers, Barry says, “I’d rather have them all back here and no hits at all.”
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Post subject: Re: It's Not HBO, It's HBO MAX (j/k it's HBO)
Posted: Mon January 25, 2021 4:03 pm
10Club Complaint Department
Joined: Fri June 24, 2016 2:49 pm Posts: 16441
Watched the first season of The Flight Attendant. I'd like to check out the book now to see how much it differs from the series, and what would prompt a second season. I really liked it riiiiiight up to the end. I mean, it definitely left some things unanswered, but I'm not sure what else they could do with Cuoco's character.
Anyone else watch this?
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tragabigzanda wrote:
Guys I was baked out of my mind, I was just grooving
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