fede_4488
Joined Jun 2014
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It seems that everyone who's not impressed by actors yelling for 60 minutes gets a thumb down here.
It was like A Streetcar Named Desire but all the scenes are Marlon Brandon being an a-hole to everyone and screaming "Stella!".
One of the few episodes highlights is the scene with Gillian Jacobs in bed. Now that was naturalistic acting. I wish it had more quiet, intimate scenes like that.
As usual, the filmmaking was top notch and they deserve all the praise.
Feast of the Seven Fishes.
Oliver Platt, Jon Bernthal, Chris Witaske, Jamie Lee Curtis, Bob Odenkirk, Sarah Paulson, John Mulaney, Gillian Jacobs, Ricky Staffieri, Maura Kidwell.
It was like A Streetcar Named Desire but all the scenes are Marlon Brandon being an a-hole to everyone and screaming "Stella!".
One of the few episodes highlights is the scene with Gillian Jacobs in bed. Now that was naturalistic acting. I wish it had more quiet, intimate scenes like that.
As usual, the filmmaking was top notch and they deserve all the praise.
Feast of the Seven Fishes.
Oliver Platt, Jon Bernthal, Chris Witaske, Jamie Lee Curtis, Bob Odenkirk, Sarah Paulson, John Mulaney, Gillian Jacobs, Ricky Staffieri, Maura Kidwell.
Great paranoid thriller in the style of those made in the 70s by Alan J. Pakula.
By the way, I noticed that all the positive reviews have more dislikes than helpful votes. Maybe b-hurt Brits (Tories, most likely) don't like films that are critical of the mighty empire and those who praise them (see the reaction it got at Cannes)
By the way, I noticed that all the positive reviews have more dislikes than helpful votes. Maybe b-hurt Brits (Tories, most likely) don't like films that are critical of the mighty empire and those who praise them (see the reaction it got at Cannes)
The episode started with a very funny brunch scene. When a familiar character was introduced speaking with a French accent, things got intriguing. But then stuff got weird and without any direction. The payoff was unsatisfactory.
The white (and mixed)-led episodes got a mixed reception but at least they had something to say. What was the point of this again?
The white (and mixed)-led episodes got a mixed reception but at least they had something to say. What was the point of this again?