Tom pulls off most action hero stunts and effects just fine, and he can pretend to be about 5'11". I enjoyed the first Reacher movie (haven't seen #2). But he can't embody a fundamental element of the Reacher character. Reacher is big.
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Loved that show. Party at the Goat House!
Not usually one for actor interviews, but I found this interesting. Spoilers for season two (and book two).
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the media I streamed in 2023:
DOCUMENTARY
This Place Rules
Super League: The War for Football
MOVIE
Swiss Army Man
The Super Mario Bros. Movie (at theater)
Oppenheimer (at theater)
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Elemental
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
TV
Mythic Quest (s3)
The Pentaverate
Fleishman is in Trouble
For All Mankind (s1)
The Last of Us (s1)
Shrinking
Star Wars: The Bad Batch (s2)
South Park (s26)
Formula 1: Drive to Survive (s5)
History of the World Part II
Mandalorian (s3)
Star Wars Visions (s2)
The Last Thing He Told Me
Barry (s4 finale)
Ted Lasso (s3 finale)
It's Always Sunny (s16)
I Think You Should Leave (s3)
Only Murders in the Building (s3)
Ahsoka (s1)
Silo (s1)
South Park: Joining the Panderverse
Shoresy (s2)
Loki (s2 finale)
Scavengers Reign (s1)
Black Mirror (s6)
What We Do in the Shadows (s1, s2, s3, s4, s5)
Welcome to Wrexham (s2)
Doctor Who (s12)
Rick and Morty (s7)
South Park (Not Suitable for Children)
DOCUMENTARY
This Place Rules
Super League: The War for Football
MOVIE
Swiss Army Man
The Super Mario Bros. Movie (at theater)
Oppenheimer (at theater)
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Elemental
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
TV
Mythic Quest (s3)
The Pentaverate
Fleishman is in Trouble
For All Mankind (s1)
The Last of Us (s1)
Shrinking
Star Wars: The Bad Batch (s2)
South Park (s26)
Formula 1: Drive to Survive (s5)
History of the World Part II
Mandalorian (s3)
Star Wars Visions (s2)
The Last Thing He Told Me
Barry (s4 finale)
Ted Lasso (s3 finale)
It's Always Sunny (s16)
I Think You Should Leave (s3)
Only Murders in the Building (s3)
Ahsoka (s1)
Silo (s1)
South Park: Joining the Panderverse
Shoresy (s2)
Loki (s2 finale)
Scavengers Reign (s1)
Black Mirror (s6)
What We Do in the Shadows (s1, s2, s3, s4, s5)
Welcome to Wrexham (s2)
Doctor Who (s12)
Rick and Morty (s7)
South Park (Not Suitable for Children)
Just finished season 1. Thanks for the rec. Not sure how I'll feel waiting a decade for them to finish this. Hopefully each year will be worth the wait. So far I enjoyed it quite a bit. Not sure if that is because it's a good show or because of how much I already know and understand the world. Either way, thanks again for pointing it out. On to season 2.
We’re considering canceling Prime but the “what about the one season of Wheel of Time I’ll miss every three years” counter argument is strong
Me watching the final episode of another season of True Detective.
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The Columbus Crew make an appearance?Me watching the final episode of another season of True Detective.
I think it means I am the Crew.
Wife and I just finished Season 1. It really is quite excellent.
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So I've heard. But I'm curious, in your opinion, is it better/worse, or just different.
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Season 2 is the best. Season 1 is consistent. Season 3 has peak episodes as great as season 2, but is erratic - sometimes to the good, sometimes to unease. However, the overall theme of season 3 is unease which may be off putting to some.
Season 1 = A-
Season 2 = A (or A+)
Season 3 = B+ (with bursts of A)
Halfway through season 3 right now. I will say this, the creators of this show unquestionably know how to build an emotional experience for the watcher. If you don’t like the feeling they want you to have, then yes, this is a tough show to watch. If you love the cinematic effect of being taken for a ride, buckle up and enjoy. Personally I love it.
Different and slightly worse. It's less about what it used to be. A lot more artistic scenes with food that are just flashbacks with real chefs.
Finished Shogun last night. I'm a little ambivalent about the final episode, but overall it's really good. Just in case anyone wasn't convinced by all the Emmys and was waiting for the opinion of an internet friend/stranger.
Hulu did a thorough job of ruining the end of episode of 9 but maybe I'll save that for the vent thread. That's a tech platforms making things worse problem, not a problem with the episode
Hulu did a thorough job of ruining the end of episode of 9 but maybe I'll save that for the vent thread. That's a tech platforms making things worse problem, not a problem with the episode
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