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anasui1 t1_j0w69a8 wrote

Reply to Rydell High is back in a first look at 'Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies' by galaxystars1

let me see: asian, probably jewish, black, white. Indian and mexican in season 2, if we're lucky. Native Americans? lol get lost once again. White girl is a closeted lesbian in a toxic relationship with the greaser leader, will fall in love with black girl, who is also a closeted lesbian, and both will become strong and empowered ladies who will turn the patriarchal sexist and racist and homophobic society of the 50s upside down. Can't wait, yummy !

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anasui1 t1_iyjxwef wrote

Reply to Steven Spielberg is at his most primal in Made-for-TV Movie 'Duel' - Spielberg spent his early 20s directing episodes for a number of shows, including 'The Night Gallery', 'Marcus Welby', 'M.D.', and 'Columbo' by Neo2199

Duel is such a tight movie, love pretty much every frame of it

incidentally, Breakdown is on p+. Another super suspenseful thriller involving assholes on big trucks and a very desperate Kurt Russell. If you need a good time go watch

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anasui1 t1_iy3tlpn wrote

Reply to I tried getting into Succession, but it’s so repetitive. by InspectorMendel

the point of Succession is not corporate mergings nobody in their right mind would give a damn about, it's the stellar back and forth between awful characters who become more brilliantly ridiculous by the minute. There's a lot of character development, maybe you just don't get it. If you're not into that, it's the wrong show for you

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anasui1 t1_iy35aba wrote

Reply to Most anticipated shows for 2023 by cneogy

most curious about Fallout. It will certainly be disappointing, but just wanna see Goggins hamming it up to the stratosphere. Succession 4 cannot come out soon enough either

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anasui1 t1_iy34bth wrote

Reply to Why are there so many shows called The Good [Insert noun here]? I mean The good doctor, the good cop, the good wife, the good witch, and many more. Is there a dot I’m not connecting? by Thatsfukingtastic

not sure, but probably because it's a word anyone knows the world over and so it is immediately recognisable, not necessarly indicating that the x character is good per se though

talking about The Good Wife, man, ain't Julianna Margulies one of the most beautiful women on the planet? Her face is literally perfect, that smile can melt concrete

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anasui1 t1_ixr5zfs wrote

Reply to andor is one of the first shows in a while,with a nearly perfect season by ButtPlugForPM

agreed, if I had to describe it with two words: ironclad resolve. Gilroy's vision stays firmly set until the very last second; show never, ever gets a single bit out of place. It's almost miraculous in this age of half assed shows and single ideas stretched through entire seasons. Please make this man lord of showrunners at whatever company he works next, the tv landscape needs him

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anasui1 t1_ixo8r1j wrote

Reply to How do you approach choosing and watching shows? by HitmanSK007

I have my preferences: musicals, romance, pirates, adaptations, currently made historical dramas, feminist, overly political agenda driven shows are a no no, because i hate musicals, pirates and romance, currently made adaptations are 99% of the times total garbage since they're given to people more jnterested in writing their own cringe agenda than making a faithful adaptation, and I loathe the current feminist trend, it's incessantly idiotic, counterproductive and basically everywhere. Whatever is left, if it's got good reviews, I'll watch

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