I write “season 1 review,” because I sincerely hope we get more seasons of The Gentlemen. Do I think Netflix was the best place for this series? No. I think it could have guaranteed itself a better future on Prime, but I’m just hoping the algorithms and whatever fake viewing data they gather is enough for more.
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Holiday Weekend Movie Review
An extra day off work means more time for movies! Admittedly, not nearly as many as I would have preferred, but still a suitable and eclectic bunch.
Read moreSlow Horses Season 3 Review
I don’t know what changed, but my appreciation for this show sky-rocketed after watching the second season, so I couldn’t get to Slow Horses‘ third season quick enough! Lucky for me, a fourth installment is on the way later this year. I’ve also got the first novel in the series waiting for me at my local library.
Read moreWeekend Movie Review
For as much as I saw last weekend, I really dropped the ball this weekend. Oh, well. Both were quality watches.
Read moreTokyo Vice Season 2 Review
I think I owe my friend an apology. If I recall, back when the first season of Tokyo Vice dropped on HBO Max, I wasn’t overly impressed. I don’t know if my appreciation for Asian media has grown substantially since then, but the second season of this show was freaking awesome!
Read moreSlow Horses – Season 2 Review
I truly didn’t realize how badly I’d been slacking on this series until I saw that two other seasons had been released since I watched the first one! I recall the first season being a bit of a confusing drag, but this time around I couldn’t watch Slow Horses fast enough!
Read moreApples Never Fall – Miniseries Review
Back in the day I was real hot and heavy with Liane Moriarty’s books. I’ve since fallen off, which is why I never read the book that this miniseries is based off of. Both the book and the series share the same name, Apples Never Fall, but I actually won’t be able to weigh in on how closely the series sticks to the source material.
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I’ve had a busy few weeks, so this quiet weekend was spent catching up in the theater…and then some!
Read moreBook Review: Piercing by Ryu Murakami
It must have been back when I was looking for tickets to see Aubrey Plaza and Christopher Abbott on Broadway that made me think about the 2018 film Piercing. I didn’t watch it upon its release, but I did enjoy however many years later. In m Christopher Abbott prime, this was an odd and graphic film that floated between several different genres.
Read moreBook Review: Horns by Joe Hill
This has been the slowest I’ve read something in a hot minute. And I feel bad because it’s not as if I didn’t enjoy Joe Hill’s Horns, I just found my self opting out of reading on a lot of the days in the first half of the month.
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