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Just fyi - Headhunters is a film (but a very good one if you like Hitchcock/Tarantino style & don't mind subtitles.
I found Bloodlines just ok, watched the first season, not interested any further; a few pages back I recommended Happy Valley, saw the first season & will definitely catch the 2nd, I believe the OJ FX series will debut on NF soon, heard that it is very good.
I'm not loving Bloodline, but, I am still intrigued, some parts I've fast forwarded through. I might end up just skipping to the end, I'm so sick of Danny, he's a piece of work, they all are, but, he's just gag worthy all around.
Speaking of which, I just did a quick search and found out the show goes on for at least three seasons, not sure I can handle that many seasons of the show. I'll see how I feel after the end of my watching this first season. Those little flashbacks are what pull me in and make me want to find out what's behind every door, but, those tricks may fall short after a while.
Started Schitt$ Creek yesterday. It's funny. Good show to watch when you don't want to think.
I just got done binge watching Schitt's Creek. Loved it! I'm not a fan of crude language, violence, blood or classless behavior. I was surprisingly pleased by this show. I expected to get half way into one episode and leave. But I loved all the characters. The dialogue was well written and contained most of the humor so I found myself rewinding a few times when I didn't catch a line. I'm looking forward to when they get more seasons.
Fun fact. The father and son on the show are real father and son in real life. The daughter/sister is also on the show. See if you can guess which one.
I just got done binge watching Schitt's Creek. Loved it! I'm not a fan of crude language, violence, blood or classless behavior. I was surprisingly pleased by this show. I expected to get half way into one episode and leave. But I loved all the characters. The dialogue was well written and contained most of the humor so I found myself rewinding a few times when I didn't catch a line. I'm looking forward to when they get more seasons.
Fun fact. The father and son on the show are real father and son in real life. The daughter/sister is also on the show. See if you can guess which one.
By looks alone I want to say Stevie. But...since they had some kissing scenes I am not so sure.
I just started watching "The People v OJ" It's got a lot of strong actors, Cuba is great as OJ. Very impressed by David Schwimer, never really had a reason to like him before, but now I do.
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I'll see how I feel after the end of my watching this first season. Those little flashbacks are what pull me in and make me want to find out what's behind every door, but, those tricks may fall short after a while.
