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flazio · 22-08-2022 10:48pm

We'd hardly be getting the Dancing with the stars stuff would we?

Lefty2Guns · 23-08-2022 8:33am

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119502769#Comment_119502769

Same, I think we got as far as the end of Episode 2.

Lefty2Guns · 23-08-2022 8:35am

I am 3 seasons into Snowfall, really enjoyable TV show about the Crack Epidemic in LA in the 80's and the CIA's involvement.

It reminds me of Narco's on Netflix. Would highly recommend it if you enjoyed Narco's.

km79 · 23-08-2022 11:58pm

Watched the first episode of “This Fool”

very good start

IrishHusk · 24-08-2022 6:31am

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119509058#Comment_119509058

Thanks for recommending this. 4 episodes in and enjoying it. I liked both narcos series and el chapo so this is my type of series.

Tom Mann Centuria · 24-08-2022 7:38am

I quite enjoyed Only Murders in the Building. Not the best thing I've ever seen but nice easy watching, with some funny lines and interesting characters. I can see why some people don't like it, the pace is a crawl, but I'm looking forward to the next season of it anyway.

Lefty2Guns · 24-08-2022 7:56am

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119513577#Comment_119513577

Have been binge watching it over the last 3 weeks or so. Everything else I have been watching has been put on hold as Snowfall has caught my attention.

peteeeed · 24-08-2022 5:11pm

new clip

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5S9Vx3-QM0

BruteStock · 24-08-2022 9:58pm

How can they upload She's The One without Brothers McMullen.. Must be waiting for Disney Plus Day

peteeeed · 25-08-2022 8:18am

Welcome to Wrexham Season 1 eps 1 & 2 (2022) Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds run Wrexham Football Club as they try to create an underdog story the world can root for. From Hollywood to Wales, the docuseries tracks their crash course in ownership and the interwoven fates of a team and a town.

Added

cdgalwegian · 25-08-2022 7:02pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119518726#Comment_119518726

Came in to add this.

Saw it on the bbc football website.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/62663215

S.M.B. · 26-08-2022 5:16pm

Disney+ UK are producing a Wagatha Christie docu-series, along with unscripted content about the Brawn F1 team, Vogue, Camden (which the guy behind Amy is producing) and Spencer from Made in Chelsea's brother who went missing after climbing everest long ago.

JP Liz V1 · 30-08-2022 7:47pm

Ben Kingsley to Reprise Trevor Slattery Role in Marvel Studios' Wonder Man Series at Disney+

youcancallmeal · 31-08-2022 1:54pm

The last 3 episodes of Solar Opposites is missing for some reason, weird. Had to find some dodgy streaming website to watch them

gmisk · 31-08-2022 10:52pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119547813#Comment_119547813

They are adding them weekly. Very funny series, prefer it over the more hyped Rick and Morty at this stage.

S.M.B. · 01-09-2022 10:00pm

The Bear is coming to Disney+ in early October. Another highly rated Hulu original that we're getting this side of the Atlantic as part of Star. Feels like we're getting two streaming platforms for the price of one which is great.

Mr.Nice Guy · 04-09-2022 6:48pm

Finished Luke Cage S2. I really enjoyed this series and preferred it to the first one. I thought Bushmaster was a brilliant antagonist and stole the show when he was on screen. Mariah really turned up the evil factor in this series too. Soundtrack was great as well. I find Luke one of the most likeable heroes out of these Marvel shows and very easy to root for.

On the downside, I thought it ended in a rather flat way, and I wasn't keen on the direction they took things in the final episode, including the not so subtle allusions to The Godfather. It felt like a bit of a step back from the way the series had started.

I didn't like Luke saying he doesn't want to speak to Claire at the end. It didn't fit the story imo. It was a shame Rosario Dawson didn't appear in what seems to be the final episode of the show. Also we didn't hear from Bobby after he said he had to go donate a kidney to his daughter. Those two offered significant support to Luke and it hurt things in my eyes that we didn't see them at the end. I also thought the way Bushmaster went out was pretty weak. I'm guessing that if there had been a third series, we would have seen Bushmaster return, Tilda make a play for control of Harlem's Paradise, and Luke wrestling with the choice he made at the end of S2. I would have watched another series, so it's a shame it concluded like this.

Next on the list is Iron Fist S2. Not sure what I'll make of this as I liked S1 the least out of any of these shows.

peteeeed · 08-09-2022 8:48am

Disney day additions are up

Thor love and thunder & Pinocchio among them

TheIrishGrover · 08-09-2022 9:29am

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119570912#Comment_119570912

I forgot it got two seasons..... Jesus.

S.M.B. · 08-09-2022 10:20am

I'm such a big fan of Rosa Salazar in Primes Undone that I will have to check out Wedding Season that was added today.

https://youtu.be/KwL2cqoudoU

pixelburp · 08-09-2022 10:34am

Ha. It's a symptom of the streaming era where I watch a trailer like that and I'm like ... wait. Is that a film or a TV show? I'm fairly sure it feels like a series butttt ...

S.M.B. · 08-09-2022 12:45pm

It's an 8 episode series with episode length ranging between 30 and 45 minutes.

Longer than a traditional movie, shorter than a traditional TV show, however very much en vogue and perfectly understandable as to why it's unclear after watching the trailer.

gmisk · 08-09-2022 5:56pm

The new 10 minutes featurette on Andor really has me excited!

(Even after Obi wan Kenobi and boba fett)

gmisk · 08-09-2022 9:28pm

I watched the first episode of wedding season, it is....errr... different not bad the lead guy (Gavin drea) is Irish and good in it.

Not sure how it will spin the story out for 8 episodes.

Mr.Nice Guy · 09-09-2022 12:26pm

Watched Wedding Season's first episode as well and didn't really like it. Something about it felt off. It was a bit of a strange mixture of British and American comedy. I'll give the second episode a go and see if I take to it.

peteeeed · 10-09-2022 7:41am

all the disney news from their expo

a lot there

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/09/everything-we-learned-at-d23-expos-pixar-and-walt-disney-animation-panel.html

flazio · 10-09-2022 7:55am

Hate to say it but Pixar is in trouble here. They really need to merge with the division of Disney that has been responsible for releases like Encanto, Raya and the last Dragon and Frozen if they are to have any chance of surviving. Luca was OK, possibly under appreciated but aside from that, the revisits to old ground isn't working. Lightyear was a flop, Soul was confusing, I'm struggling to remember the last really decent new Pixar story. I think it was Inside Out.

Dodge · 10-09-2022 11:00am

Very harsh on Soul. Brilliant film IMO

flazio · 10-09-2022 12:51pm

I mean, he falls down a hole, practically dies, returns to his body in a standard hospital ward, not critical care or anything, and just walks back into his life on the same day with his family not even aware he was just in hospital fighting for his life. I just can't get my head around that.

pixelburp · 10-09-2022 1:42pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119598559#Comment_119598559

I think the opposite is the solution; Pixar are tied by IP obligations such that we get Toy Story 4 and Lightyear et al.

I think Soul was a story of middle-aged crisis that was at constant odds with the difference to demographics expected to watch "a Pixar film". Soul had no business being an ostensible kid's flick, and maybe were it still an independent studio it could have leaned more into the obviously mature tone and story of "have I peaked?".

Luca was a more throwaway story but IMO a very sweet tale of acceptance and friendship. shallow as a puddle but carried off with a great vitality often missing from the aforementioned mandated sequels.

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