Blackkklansman.
Not really much I can say except that it’s one of Spike Lee’s better joints, and the epilogue is a piece of fine editing and craftsmanship.
ETA: Laura Harrier is 28? Dang, she got held back an entire decade at Peter Parker’s high school.
There’s no time like the present!
Second season just started.
If you’ve seen Fringe, this is like a more realistic version of Fringe.
That doesn’t really compute. Fringe’s whole conceit was its unrealism.
That’s like pitching “Homeland, but without all the terrorists,” or “Once Upon a Time, but without the fairy tales.”
There is a government building where if you walk through the middle you’ll come out in a parallel universe, and the protagonist is an old guy locked in a battle of wits with his alternate self?
But no ghosts or werewolves or time travel or whatever.
Former Orphan Black star on The Daily Show yesterday
I barely even remember the film; it was that forgettable.
Bojack Horseman, which took a lot to get me to watch enough of it to get to the real “what the fuck am I watching” moments that I treasure.
I was a fan of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson back during the Nulldrums. I loved the border-straddling, white-boy-realizing-there’s-a-much-bigger-world, surrealist swagger. This is similar with much more thought-per-moment.
This has an almost entire episode where Bojack is silent and everyone around him is yelling at him in Russo-Japanese and porpoise-squeaks. He saves a baby seahorse. That is all.
Too much blood and gore, even for a guy who eats horror films for breakfast.
It’s really weird that it left no impression upon me, except boredom and being underwhelmed.
Anyone else watched The Travelers on Netflix? We’re part way through the first season. An interesting premise so far…
I got through it. Didn’t hate it, enjoyed it mostly but didn’t lose myself to it.
We liked it. Very different take on time travel.
Good luck telling all these square-jawed, middle-aged white men apart 
phantom thread
it got weird…
and was a better film for it.
Season 3 is on Netflix and other places.
This year they just dumped it all at once. Already plowed through five episodes.
Vancouver sci-fi shows use the same actors over and over. “Who is that? Where did I see her before? I CAN’T REMEMBER 
[ hours later ] Oh yeah, she was Alec’s girlfriend on Continuum.”
Netflix should probably release one episode per week just so they won’t all blur together.
The emotional stories of the travelers and the lives of the people around them are great! The time travel… is appropriately dense and painfull magic bullshit. The AI tropes are eyerollingly conventional, the economics and class issues that are actually causing problems are not addressed at all.
After binging the new series I’m rewatching from the start. Like I said, the character stories are great, and apparently it’s not possible to get sci-fi without tone-deaf and ignorant ideas of technology, engineering, and social organization poisoning everything.
There’s also a couple of minor historical inaccuracies that kind of spoil the suspension of disbelief.
It’s an amazing show for sure. I’ve had many deep conversations with my shrink about it. It definitely takes a little while to really “get it” at first (beyond the stuff at the surface of course) but by S3 it’s some seriously must watch stuff. There’s some simply unforgettable episodes.
Yeah. I don’t think that any German sniper really killed 250 Allied soldiers over three days.