TV Serieseseses
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@taniwharugby said in TV Serieseseses:
Often some Kiwi stuff can be a bit cringey, but this one seemed to work, some good acting but I think the stereo-typing could apply to many of the NZ characters too.
Most of the Kiwi stuff we get over here is pretty good and non-cringeworthy. Brokenwood has assumed a bit of a cult status as the characters are pretty different and quirky.
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@Victor-Meldrew thnk we watched a Season of that, was good, but there is so much stuff to watch.
Another kiwi one TVNZ have been adevertising this alot, but havent had a chance to look at it yet
Dark City: The Cleaner (TV Series 2024– ) ⭐ 6.9 | Crime
Dark City: The Cleaner: With Cohen Holloway, Chelsie Preston Crayford, Dea Doglione, Elizabeth Hawthorne. Based on the bestselling book series by Paul Cleave.
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Cheers. we'll look out for that.
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@taniwharugby That has been on SoHo.
I can't say I've watched too many recent NZ series but this was enjoyable.
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Haven't seen any of the Ripleys, nor read any of the books.
Going in blind.
2 episodes in and loving it.
Acting is top notch.
Cinematography is sumptuous.
Looking forward to seeing where this goes.
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@MiketheSnow Yet another version of the movie but over 8 episodes? ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
At least adapt a different book from the series.
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@MiketheSnow said in TV Serieseseses:
Haven't seen any of the Ripleys, nor read any of the books.
Going in blind.
2 episodes in and loving it.
Acting is top notch.
Cinematography is sumptuous.
I'm at the same point and the cinematography appears to be heavily influenced by the period. The colour (B&W) balance is fantastic. Beautiful.
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Some of the acting and dialogue got a little cheesy over the last half of Tokyo Vice season two, but the plot and cinematography were great. Ken Watanabe was brilliant and charming as hell.
Wrapped up well. Great series. Best thing on TV by a mile. Never checked my phone over 10 episodes.
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3 Body Problem.
Pretty damn good, not full of action, just a good storyline and paced well.
Some of the science is beyond me, but for the most part explained well although irrelevant for me to understand the story.
As above, I dont thnk S2 has been green lit yet? WTF? Surely if Netflix dont do it, someone else will pick it up?
I was wondering the same as @Victor-Meldrew
How are the headsets and cases being produced? The San-Ti obviously have some tech on earth, the Sophon is more like a super computer (I think) so they need someone to be making them and delivering them.I also dont understand the solar sail side of things, how the sail 'filled out' to allow for the atomic propulsion, but the solar sail thing is in other movies too, so assume the science is there.
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@taniwharugby said in TV Serieseseses:
3 Body Problem.
Pretty damn good, not full of action, just a good storyline and paced well.
Some of the science is beyond me, but for the most part explained well although irrelevant for me to understand the story.
As above, I dont thnk S2 has been green lit yet? WTF? Surely if Netflix dont do it, someone else will pick it up?
I was wondering the same as @Victor-Meldrew
How are the headsets and cases being produced? The San-Ti obviously have some tech on earth, the Sophon is more like a super computer (I think) so they need someone to be making them and delivering them.I also dont understand the solar sail side of things, how the sail 'filled out' to allow for the atomic propulsion, but the solar sail thing is in other movies too, so assume the science is there.
I could be wrong but apparently they’re waiting to see how the ratings are ?
This scene is one of the best in TV history
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@MN5 seems pretty well rated already, more so than plenty of other multi Serieseseses...guess it probably was reasonably high cost to make.
That scene was pretty brutal (they didn't make it as graphic as they could) for someone that hadn't read the books for this or GOT (at the time) it is almost up there with the red wedding.
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@MN5 said in TV Serieseseses:
I could be wrong but apparently they’re waiting to see how the ratings are ?
I think I read somewhere - Netflix's "do we make another season" decision-making process/algorithm - isn't based on such common sense metrics as "ratings" or "viewers"... but some weird other metric.
Something like the percentage of people who started it - and finished it. Which would likely be terrible for anything "sci-fi-ey" ... as there'd be heaps of people who watch the heavily hyped/advertised pilot - see some sci-fi shit, and go "yeah, nah, not for me".
Ah - here - https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2023/01/05/the-hidden-reason-netflix-keeps-cancelling-shows-like-1899/?sh=7065023d1a09 -
@taniwharugby said in TV Serieseseses:
I was wondering the same as @Victor-Meldrew
Intensive internet research over a couple of pints of IPA indicates no-on really knows and it's either a hole in the plot or to be explained in S2.Or.....Evans built them as dumb devices and the Sophons provide the software and control them
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Finished Ripley.
Loved it.
If the previous versions are better then I'm in for a treat. On to them now.
Edited
Just watched the movie 'The Talented Mr Ripley' and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Great cast, great acting, interesting differences in the story.
But much preferred the Netflix version all round.
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Sweet as bro!
First two episodes. On course to be a classic.
