Tom Ellis is one of the sexiest men on television, and the show, Lucifer, is fine.   >:D

But my tastes in drama require more cathartic action, including violence and sex.  😊   So, I tend to watch shows more in the vein of True Blood (pun intended), American Gods, Hannibal, Westworld, etc…

I don't watch that many movies when they come out – my watching habits are pretty random, and I will often only see a movie after it's been out for years -- but of the one's I've seen, Wonder Woman was probably the best.

I don't know this one.

Personally I loved "Addicted" "Like Love" and "Counterattack: Falling in love with a rival". All three of them are Chinese and canceled now but they're still pretty good. :blownose:

@Zeitgeist:

@lovegp88:

I liked it, but i understand why people hate it

Without spoiling too much, what do you think was the movie's main issue? The acting? The plot?

See member cteavin personal opinion about this film and I totally agree with him. The acting was not the main issue coz casts are all good and Jennifer Lawrence might be nominated in this film. People are expecting an outright horror film and they felt disappointed, but give this movie a try coz it's good

I started watching with the Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker).  I also saw the Fifth and Sixth Doctors in the original runs.

My personal ranking of Doctors:  Ninth, Fifth, Tenth, Fourth, Sixth, and Twelfth.  I disliked Matt Smith intensely.

My favorites are all over the place:  my favorite companion was Rory (though I hated Matt Smith) and my favorite episode was Midnight (with Doctor Ten showing why he REALLY needs a companion as a buffer between him and people).

I can't put my finger on why is don't like the episodes with Capaldi that much.  He's a good actor and his companion is fascinating.  It might just be that Moffat makes the show creepy in a bad way.

@flozen:

To prepare, I watched a few of the original 1980s episodes that were run on Showtime prior to the new ones being rolled out.  Had forgotten so much!

Planning to binge the 18 new episodes in 3-4 consecutive nights.

Heard that due to so-so ratings, there's no "Season 4" in the works.   :cry2:

http://deadline.com/2017/08/twin-peaks-no-second-season-showtime-david-lynch-david-nevins-tca-1202144491/

I'm glad. We didn't even need Season 3.

I've enjoyed what I've seen. Honestly, I've stopped. Episode 8 was an art project and didn't really belong to the series, imo. I LOVE art but what he did was too over the top for television turning even me off, at least for a while. I will continue to watch it. Eventually.

Another problem is that they're taking the joke about the agent not being able to speak, not knowing how to act too far. It's gone beyond ridiculous to its own trope. In real life, he'd have been in a CAT scan. THAT might have added a new dimension, the realization that there's something not the same from the last time he went for a checkup and now.

I hope they tie up all the lose threads at the end. I hope they aren't hoping to revisit this in 30 more years.

Congratulations to Donald Glover and Riz Ahmed for making history! I will admit that I cannot understand, however, why the Voice was deemed "better" than RPDR. RuPaul deserved that one, tbh.

Jamie Bell was the best part of that movie, tbh. Diane Lane was competent, but Jamie Bell was both hot and talented in that movie. I'd watch the television adaptation, sure.

I love The Wire! Since the creator of it is the creator of this new series, I may give it a try.

I love Steven as an actor and even though his character is with the Saviors on TWD, I can't get enough of his scenes. You can tell he's one of the funny off-screen actors. He's lightened up the mood of the series a little.