Houchens Head
Fairly well known member from Malvern
I was hoping it was Carl. Boring little shit!
I was hoping it was Carl. Boring little shit!Nope, I can't.
Was crossing my fingers it wasn't Glen or Daryl, but now I am rather meh about it all.
Latest word is .......
And this is from a source who are very, very accurate usually, is that both Glen and Abraham get the baseball bat. And to add fuel to the flames, neither have been seen on set of the new series.
Nothing like itSo, Westworld, worth a watch?
If it's anything like the movie, Ex-Machina https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/ex_machina/
I'm in!
Just watch the bloody thing!!So, Westworld, worth a watch?
If it's anything like the movie, Ex-Machina https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/ex_machina/
I'm in!
Ok, ok.Just watch the bloody thing!!
I'm sure you won't be disappointed. The reviews are great and you never quite know where it is going exactly, so it is taut and exciting.
Planning five seasons. Not sure it has that kind of longevity at all to be honest.Yes, really good. Will be interesting to see how the "good" guest turns out...he's getting into it now, there's going to be a showdown at some point with his mate. My only criticism is there really doesn't need to be so much swearing, it doesn't have to try and be "cool". They're leaving us dangling with the black guy's backstory, I'm going to take a punt and say his lad was killed somehow by a host.
Believe this has something to do with JJ Abrams production company, who made Lost? If so, hope they don't spin it out over multiple seasons, just to make more money at the expense of the story. They need to take a tip from the remake of the Prisoner, once he understood what was going on (like the guests eventually will in Westworld), bring it to a head and give it a conclusion.
They've invested heavily in jj to produce something epic, seeing as he changed the way series are made, the guy is a genius whether you like him or not.Yes, really good. Will be interesting to see how the "good" guest turns out...he's getting into it now, there's going to be a showdown at some point with his mate. My only criticism is there really doesn't need to be so much swearing, it doesn't have to try and be "cool". They're leaving us dangling with the black guy's backstory, I'm going to take a punt and say his lad was killed somehow by a host.
Believe this has something to do with JJ Abrams production company, who made Lost? If so, hope they don't spin it out over multiple seasons, just to make more money at the expense of the story. They need to take a tip from the remake of the Prisoner, once he understood what was going on (like the guests eventually will in Westworld), bring it to a head and give it a conclusion.
I just skip it.I wish they'd change the theme tune, it's bloody awful. I thought at first it was just because it was unfamiliar but it sounds worse and worse every week. :arghh:
Why not just try that?
Yeah, the episode before last was a bit messy.
It was great in places, but then some bits were a bit jumbled and lacking potency. Just didn't flow as an episode as others I don't think.Really? I thought the scene where Ford put Cullen in her place was brilliant.
Have to say, Thandie Newton is looking mighty fine for 44 years old.
Nice touch with the Yul Bryner cowboy from the film too.
Is it supposed to be a one off? Hope it doesn't end up like Wayward Pines where it was supposed to be one series and then gets another due to ratings and turns to shit.I like the way it's dripping new leads to what is happening at a slow pace. But could they really keep this up for more than a couple of seasons?
They are talking of five series. That concerns me.Is it supposed to be a one off? Hope it doesn't end up like Wayward Pines where it was supposed to be one series and then gets another due to ratings and turns to shit.
Hope they don't go for multiple seasons, but if there is a cash cow you can see it coming from a mile off.
Westworld 2.0 is officially happening.
HBO has ordered a second season of the sci-fi robopocalypse thriller – along with renewing fellow fall freshman series Divorce and Insecure. All three will have another 10 episodes.
There’s just one catch: Given its epic scope, Westworld probably won’t return until 2018, says HBO’s programming president Casey Bloys. The Westworld pick-up was expected as the show has delivered a mix of critical praise, pop culture buzz, and strong ratings (the series is averaging 11.7 million viewers across all the network’s platforms – more than even Game of Thrones racked up during its first season).
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