The Man in the High Castle & Mr. Robot. Really looking forward to both season 3s.
For Mr. Robot, although I have to admit, that time jumps and non-linear storytelling can be awesome, it is sometimes fucked up. Especially if you chop bits in various orders spread over several episodes. I'm also annoyed by some of the characters, I'd love to just embrace them. Definitely liked S1 more, because it was less drama and more tech-savvy "cool" stuff.
Westworld...not bad
Watched John Wick 2 yesterday. Decent movie, better than the first one which got a little dull after some time (even though it had pretty cool stuff). Second one keeps the good stuff and improves on where the first one lacked imo.
On monday I went to see Split. Oh man... i was almost ready to be hyped for a Shyamalan movie again, since The Visit was really good imo. Well... what a let down. I guess its even worse than the happening for me... nothing there worked. I was bored from start to finish, the way some of the story-telling was handled just left me puzzled on if he forgot everything he knows about movies. Those trailers basically spoiling the whole movie, probably didnt help either. So sad.
Narcos
I was impressed by the performance of "Wagner Moura" portraying Pablo Escobar.
I searched for his other works, found out he's an established actor in Brazil, watched 2 of his recent movies (Elite Squad and its sequel); ended up even more impressed with his performance and commanding presence on screen 
Quote from will2k33 minutes ago, will2k said: Narcos
I was impressed by the performance of "Wagner Moura" portraying Pablo Escobar.
I searched for his other works, found out he's an established actor in Brazil, watched 2 of his recent movies (Elite Squad and its sequel); ended up even more impressed with his performance and commanding presence on screen
I should watch the second season of this, loved the first.
Finally got around to watching this, highly recommended, a new favorite 
Rewatched Aliens.
I found it entertaining the first time but thought it was too different from Alien in tone. Watching it again, with the right expectations, was absolutely wonderful. Such a great film.
Today is the day I finished watching Star Trek. I watched every episode of everything ever filmed. Took me three years, I usually just put on a episode whenever I felt like it. All I can say is that some of them were good some others were bad.
There should be a new series coming this year! Can't wait to see more!
Quote from Minos4 hours ago, Minos said: Finally got around to watching this, highly recommended, a new favorite
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Quote from Puddy13 hours ago, Puddy said: Rewatched Aliens.
I found it entertaining the first time but thought it was too different from Alien in tone. Watching it again, with the right expectations, was absolutely wonderful. Such a great film.
For me, the best movie ever made.
I watched Aliens 23 times or more.
Watched John Wick last night. AKA Headshots: The Movie.
Quote from MinosOn 21/02/2017 at 8:42 PM, Minos said: Finally got around to watching this, highly recommended, a new favorite
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how many weeds did you do before watching?
I highly recommend santa sangre if you want more of his work in a more digestible format. I couldn't do holy mountain... but EL Topo is pretty good.
I just finished watching netflixes new dirk gently series. Really good (and weird)
Weird Science because Sprony posted a convincing scene from it in the WMIT thread.. 30 mins into it and I have to ask, what I am watching? who makes these?
Quote from RaduOn 28-2-2017 at 6:46 PM, Radu said: Weird Science because Sprony posted a convincing scene from it in the WMIT thread.. 30 mins into it and I have to ask, what I am watching? who makes these?
John Hughes, the man who dominated teen movies in the 80's and practically invented the coming of age films.
I watched the film without looking up anything about it. Now that I searched for Hughes I realise I've seen so many of his films. I can't believe this is the same guy who did Breakfast Club.
Billions is so good. Shame that nobody is watching: it's basically House of Cards of the financial market, and Paul Giamatti is a fucking great actor.
i caught up with S1 (for some reason not all episodes were available when I watched it) and wish they could dump all S2 at once.
Keeping up with all the rest of DC's Arrow and Flash, the former being weaker than in the past and watching only because inertia, the latter is not reaching the heights of S2 (yet?).
Slowly catching up on Homeland S5… this whole German plot seems a bit too arbitrary.
La La Land, excellent movie!
Quote from VayaOn 2/28/2017 at 3:22 AM, Vaya said: how many weeds did you do before watching?
Don't really need a lot. The movie is a metaphor for the process of transformation one goes through life. Everything is symbolic, you just have to look for the meaning of the scenes, instead of their face value
Logan. No need to say that you have to watch this movie because you'll do ! It was excellent !
I went to see Kong: Skull Island today and I got exactly what I wanted out of it. Great visuals, delightful soundtrack, beautiful sets, well directed, good acting, amazing CGI, excellent pacing and a lot of monster mayhem. Sure, characters were a bit dull and nothing is fleshed out, but I'm you're not going to see Kong for great character arcs now are you?
Tip, if you go, wait until all the credits are done 
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