Best TV shows or movies you can recommend (3 Viewers)

[Otis]

You might want to catch up with last nights!!

? I've missed one?

 

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[Otis]

Grrrr.

My missus was in control of the schedule and she said there was not another episode until next Wednesday.

 

[Otis]

You might want to catch up with last nights!!

Up to date now.

Can't decide who is going to be killed. Charlotte, to then pin it on Kas, or Freddie, to then pin it on Maia.

 

[LastGarrison]

Up to date now.

Can't decide who is going to be killed. Charlotte, to then pin it on Kas, or Freddie, to then pin it on Maia.

I think the sensible option would be to kill Maia based on ‘revenge’ and the fact that no-one is ever going to believe she is a traitor now.

Alternatively you keep her in and make her a traitor in a big double bluff.

 

[Otis]

I think the sensible option would be to kill Maia based on ‘revenge’ and the fact that no-one is ever going to believe she is a traitor now.

Alternatively you keep her in and make her a traitor in a big double bluff.

Yeah, that could work brilliantly well.

 

[Sky_Blue_Daz]

Mike Bubbins stand up special on the bbc iplayer Throwback is worth a watch

 

[Terry_dactyl]

I think the sensible option would be to kill Maia based on ‘revenge’ and the fact that no-one is ever going to believe she is a traitor now.

Alternatively you keep her in and make her a traitor in a big double bluff.

I reckon if Armani had been a serious contender she’d have murdered Maia straight off!

 

[SomersetSB]

Just starting to watch Lockerbie on Sky Atlantic, a pretty devastating start.
Anyone else watched?
Remember when it happened and the local lad and his girlfriend killed

 

[Farmer Jim]

Nosferatu.

Visually stunning, with beautiful, but stark cinematography, production and outstanding sets too.

Here`s something i thought I`d never say, Nicholas Hoult is outstanding as one of the leads, well supported by Ralph Ineson and a completely over the top Willem Defoe.

Bill Skarsgard, didn`t really do it for me as Orlock ( Nosferatu ) and Lilly Rose Depp wasn`t too convincing in her roll either.

It`s in Olde English, which is how Eggers likes his films, so sometimes you find yourself losing sight of the film as you concentrate on trying to work the language out.

Good, but could`ve been better with a few changes (imo )

 

[Ccfcisparks]

Nosferatu.

Visually stunning, with beautiful, but stark cinematography, production and outstanding sets too.

Here`s something i thought I`d never say, Nicholas Hoult is outstanding as one of the leads, well supported by Ralph Ineson and a completely over the top Willem Defoe.

Bill Skarsgard, didn`t really do it for me as Orlock ( Nosferatu ) and Lilly Rose Depp wasn`t too convincing in her roll either.

It`s in Olde English, which is how Eggers likes his films, so sometimes you find yourself losing sight of the film as you concentrate on trying to work the language out.

Good, but could`ve been better with a few changes (imo )

Agree with this. Cinematography was beautiful and it was very true to the original in plot.
found count orlock underwhelming and actually the count from the original much more scary.

 

[Farmer Jim]

Agree with this. Cinematography was beautiful and it was very true to the original in plot.
found count orlock underwhelming and actually the count from the original much more scary.

He was a bit too " cartoon " monster for me, especially with that Leatherman moustache.

 

[Ccfcisparks]

He was a bit too " cartoon " monster for me, especially with that Leatherman moustache.

Yes not sure where the moustache came from, it’s certainly not been in any Nosferatu media before I believe

 

[chiefdave]

Just starting to watch Lockerbie on Sky Atlantic, a pretty devastating start.
Anyone else watched?
Remember when it happened and the local lad and his girlfriend killed

Got through the whole thing in the last few days. Pretty shocking stuff as someone not really old enough to remember it in any detail.

 

[chiefdave]

The Sticky on Amazon Prime is decent. Very much a Fargo vibe to it.

Only 6 half hour episodes so a quick one to whizz through.

 

[Otis]

Nosferatu.

Visually stunning, with beautiful, but stark cinematography, production and outstanding sets too.

Here`s something i thought I`d never say, Nicholas Hoult is outstanding as one of the leads, well supported by Ralph Ineson and a completely over the top Willem Defoe.

Bill Skarsgard, didn`t really do it for me as Orlock ( Nosferatu ) and Lilly Rose Depp wasn`t too convincing in her roll either.

It`s in Olde English, which is how Eggers likes his films, so sometimes you find yourself losing sight of the film as you concentrate on trying to work the language out.

Good, but could`ve been better with a few changes (imo )

Quite fancy this to be honest.

 

[Otis]

The Sticky on Amazon Prime is decent. Very much a Fargo vibe to it.

Only 6 half hour episodes so a quick one to whizz through.

I wasn't sure on it to be honest.

If it's a similar feel to Fargo though, I would definitely be interested.

 

[AOM]

Saw Nosferatu the other night and really enjoyed it.
It did drag a bit in parts, and the second half wasn't as good as the first, but was actually a really decent gothic vampire film.

Saying that, because of What We Do in the Shadows, vampires won't ever be scary again

 

[AOM]

Nosferatu.

Visually stunning, with beautiful, but stark cinematography, production and outstanding sets too.

Here`s something i thought I`d never say, Nicholas Hoult is outstanding as one of the leads, well supported by Ralph Ineson and a completely over the top Willem Defoe.

Bill Skarsgard, didn`t really do it for me as Orlock ( Nosferatu ) and Lilly Rose Depp wasn`t too convincing in her roll either.

It`s in Olde English, which is how Eggers likes his films, so sometimes you find yourself losing sight of the film as you concentrate on trying to work the language out.

Good, but could`ve been better with a few changes (imo )

Nicholas Hoult will always be Tony from Skins for me

 

[Sky_Blue_Daz]

The Sticky on Amazon Prime is decent. Very much a Fargo vibe to it.

Only 6 half hour episodes so a quick one to whizz through.

For this on the planner to watch , anyone been watching playing nice ?

 

[nicksar]

Binged "Play Nice" on itvx only four episodes but a good watch.... excellent cast and storyline.

 

[skyblueelephant76]

Nosferatu.

Visually stunning, with beautiful, but stark cinematography, production and outstanding sets too.

Here`s something i thought I`d never say, Nicholas Hoult is outstanding as one of the leads, well supported by Ralph Ineson and a completely over the top Willem Defoe.

Bill Skarsgard, didn`t really do it for me as Orlock ( Nosferatu ) and Lilly Rose Depp wasn`t too convincing in her roll either.

It`s in Olde English, which is how Eggers likes his films, so sometimes you find yourself losing sight of the film as you concentrate on trying to work the language out.

Good, but could`ve been better with a few changes (imo )

Nicholas Hoult is also outstanding in The Order which has just been released and definitely worth a watch.

 

[Otis]

I wasn't sure on it to be honest.

If it's a similar feel to Fargo though, I would definitely be interested.

Started watching and am enjoying it.

 

[Sky_Blue_Daz]

Binged "Play Nice" on itvx only four episodes but a good watch.... excellent cast and storyline.

Only watched the first 2 , the scenery is spectacular

 

[Tommo1993]

Saw Nosferatu the other night and really enjoyed it.
It did drag a bit in parts, and the second half wasn't as good as the first, but was actually a really decent gothic vampire film.

Saying that, because of What We Do in the Shadows, vampires won't ever be scary again

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Did you prefer the film or series?

 

[AOM]

Did you prefer the film or series?

The film definitely. Preferred the New Zealand setting rather than the US, feels more grounded.
The TV series was really good too, but think it probably went on a couple of seasons too long