TV/Movies Megathread

[Sheilbh]

I love it and can't wait. Same I really hope it (and Daniel Craig's magnificent/absurd accent) becomes a film version of an Agatha Christie world.

[celedhring]

Netflix's deal was for 2 sequels, so we'll get another one at the very least.

[FunkMonk]

Netflix's deal was for 2 sequels, so we'll get another one at the very least.

[Syt]

New trailer for Netflix's adaptation of All Quiet On The Western Front.

[The Brain]

They should do Storm of Steel.

[Syt]

Come to think of it, this seems to be the first German adaptation of the book. It says "in selected theaters." If it's screening in Vienna I will definitely try to catch it.

[celedhring]

Come to think of it, this seems to be the first German adaptation of the book. It says "in selected theaters." If it's screening in Vienna I will definitely try to catch it.

The 1930s Hollywood version is actually a pretty good movie. It was mandatory viewing in my film adaptation class.

[Syt]

It's very good and the original German dub  is something that later wasn't done, i.e. using authentic dialects for the characters, depending on where they were from, like North German or East Prussian.

[Duque de Bragança]

It's very good and the original German dub  is something that later wasn't done, i.e. using authentic dialects for the characters, depending on where they were from, like North German or East Prussian.

I guess I heard a later redub because I could not stand the too recent technical side vibe of it, as in not sounding as a 1930's movie. Dialects also evolve with time. 

They should do Storm of Steel.

Instead of a remake? Oh, yes. Jünger's work is not easily adaptable as well(not anti-war à la All Quiet on the Western Front).

[Darth Wagtaros]

At least Fatmai won't be able to bitch about TV shows anymore.

Anyways, been watching season 1 of Community. I missed way too many episodes last season.

Did you enjoy them? Did you miss any of the great episodes towards the end?

As for myself, I just finished "Downton Abbey", a gorgeous and surprisingly enjoyable Brit period piece, with pre-WWI Edwardian nobilty prancing around with sticks up their arses.

Doesn't hold a candle to Cougarton Abbey

[The Larch]

Now that's some dark thread necromancy! 

[Darth Wagtaros]

Not that's some dark thread necromancy! 

I can do better.

[Sheilbh]

See How They Run.

Another film that's had quite mixed reviews, but I really enjoyed it. Worth giving a go if you liked Knives Out or enjoy young Richard Attenborough's work.

[Darth Wagtaros]

Cobra-Kai.  Its been good, but the characters are just so dense that I feel embarrassed on their behalf, if that makes sense.

Reservation Dogs continues to be good.

[Duque de Bragança]

Das Boot the mini-series on blu-ray, endlich!

Révision de classiques.