Get ready the popcorn, this is a three-hour film ... less a movie itself, and more like a videotaped master's degree thesis in the history of retail video's rise, fall, and interaction in American society. --- it's shockingly good, if you are a film buff. --- SIDEBAR COMMENT: The only thing that provides the lost experience of the video rental store in today's society are underground sites like this one. All movies, all categories, the ability to comment and interact with other film buffs. As I said to Raf before: Enjoy this while it's here, because someday it won't be. We'll look back at this someday and wonder how any of this could have been possible.
This show is great. For folks that like the comedic aspect of the "Evil Dead" film series, this is right there. SO many TV tropes / genres crashing together... you never know what the next episode will be like. Think Buffy or Charmed, but with stoners and more gore, back in high school.
Yes, it's a really stupid TV show. But it's a good really stupid TV show. The budget is low, the sets are basic, Season 1 is trying to find itself, but season 2 is getting in its stride. Likely will get cancelled, but it's a fun watch if you just want some comedy.
It's something to pass the time... by Season 2, they are running out of ideas... and seriously, just how many prisoners could have escaped an underground facility that supposedly blew up? It has become a bit tedious, and suspension of disbelief is no longer happening. Honestly, I would not be surprised if it's cancelled and there is no season 3... because nothing really happens.
Underrated film. Should be viewed as a modern Film Noir (rather than a Blade Runner knockoff). The tough investigator, the femme fatale, the darkness, the twists. Worth a watch.
This show is shockingly good. Only 4 episodes in of season 1, and I am really glad that there are 3 more seasons after that. For the Nerds and Geeks out there, this is what Shakespeare must be like for English majors. If you are a Tech person, then I highly recommend!
@kilbot192 - It is the "28 Days Later" film series. 1- 28 Days Later, 2- 28 weeks Later, 3 - 28 Years Later, 4 - 28 Years Later the Bone Collector. The last two have been pretty weak. I did acknowledge the possibility of the 5th film.
This film finished the story that was started in 28YL-3. Now that it is out, I strongly suggest watching 28YL-3 and 28YL-4 together, as it will likely make for a better experience. However, having said that, this film does not have the same excitement and interest as 28YL-1. Not really a do-not-miss film, even though they have set it up for a 28TL-5 (which I doubt will happen).
Much better than I expected. Why: I expected some weird Cristian influenced show like "Left Behind". And it is NOT that AT ALL. As it is an "FX" production, it does have a bit of the "American Horror Story" feel to it... but it is definitely its own thing, with a lot of not-exactly-normal things going on. Worth a watch, if you skipped it back in 2014.
Very unexpected... Very good. Everything that you want in a Sci-Fi /Action film. When you first look at it, you think: "Indy flick, I hope it doesn't suck". And then you watch it and * WOW *. This film punches way beyond its weight class. The film does not feel cheap, the actors are great, and the story is LITERALLY superb. (My only complaint: I had to crank the sound WAY up, but that was likely because of the rip, not the film itself.)
Well... it's not as good as the fist, but it's not terrible. We KNOW that the core family needs to survive, but how they choose to focus on some people and insanely ignore others suffering and dying is off-putting. And the "Bus Arriving" scene -- what is up with THAT? A whole busload of people shows up and... suddenly it's just them? Where did the other 15 or so people go? So yeah, kind of an action movie, but suspension of disbelief has holes that ... well, you could drive a bus through.