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From memory It was about 3/5 - like a more than passable pizza and beer session with mates type of horror

Smile 2 Heard it was a good sequel, some even said better than the first. I must be missing something because I hated almost every second of it. The main character annoyed me, all the song and dance routines were lame and I just wanted her to hurry up and die. 1/5

Miniseries are easy to forget too as they're usually a very brief moment in time, and can slide under the radar even upon release. I'd possibly add The Terror S1 to this list, for this reason, not many people I talk to have heard of it.

The Night Of is so bloody good but I forgot it existed. Definitely on my radar for a rewatch now.

Well I think that last few mins might confirm the time shift! Great last episode, I wonder what S3 has in store? As long as they find a way to keep Steve Zahn on screen I'll be happy

Finished Station 11 yesterday and much to my surprise I ended up really enjoying it. It will stick with me for a few days yet. It's not flawless but it swings for the boundary and delivers something a little bit different. I had my reservations about the pretentious and annoying theatre troup...

In another thread I recently recommended HBOs Generation Kill (2008) - a pretty honest and cynical miniseries based on a book documenting the first invasion of US Marines into Iraq. Sort of a very messed up road movie. It was pretty hyped on its release but has largely been lost to time and I...

Same here, I'd even seen Fatal Attraction a few times and never made the connection. I always think of the UK hidden cam show Balls Of Steel where they had a segment called Bunny Boiler where a good looking girl would overtly hit on guys in public in front of their girlfriends.

They're constantly rushing from order to order because they earn absolute peanuts, as a result road rules, courtesy and etiquette get the chop. I stopped using them at the end of Covid restrictions, so many items would go missing it's was getting out of hand. No way in hell would I trust them...

I'll take you're word on it, living in St Kilda on a weekend is bad enough mate. Last weekend I had a delivery guy blow through a stop sign, narrowly missing the front of my car, and when I beeped him he flipped me off. At peak times the behaviour of these bikes legit reminds me of Vietnam.

Food delivery bikes. I live in a one way street, and yesterday played chicken with two riders 30 seconds apart, one had a go at me. The absolute nerve of going the wrong way and expecting to have right of way. I try not to get angry whilst driving, but Jesus I swear people are getting more...

Sounds like I may persist a little further. I really enjoyed the first Episode, but the 2nd took me a bit by surprise, but as you say those bloody theatre kids. Their stupid big smiles and love and comune crap gave me a stomach ache.

Started Station 11, two episodes in and not sure if I'm digging the artsy fartsy vibe just yet, im just a big dumb dumb.

Katniss Neverclean

I started it and barely made it 10 mins, I think the opening had some sort of real grim child abuse themes and I was like "nup, dont need". We Ozzie's do know a bleak drama, please add Little Fish and Jindabyne to this list, two films that came out around the same time and tuned me off local...

For a while there was getting a lot of "single women over 40" type ads, probably mail order brides. It was quite upsetting because I don't look up anything dodgy at all and I don't need my wife seeing that. I'm just guessing my algo makes me seem like a desperate old man, yay!

I mean given the creativity of musical "artists" these days I'm shocked Singer X and Singer Y aren't already taken.....also, shotgun Singer X-Stitch

I absolutely love it, feels like a forgotten gem these days. It gives me BOB comradery vibes but in a modern setting and a cynical, early 2000s pop culture rich tone. The book by Evan Wright is 100% worth reading too.

I was hoping it would slot into the BOB universe seamlessly but alas I still prefer HBOs Generation Kill as spiritual successor to the franchise.

It's much of the same with a lot more character development and backstory/world building probably worth a go if you've had a break from it. Alan Tudyk is the main reason to watch it for me I just binged both seasons of Shrinking in a week and as much as I love the show it was a bit of a push...

Well that was easily the best episode of the season. Got a few answers and the performances of Fergusson and Zahn were excellent

Took the dogs to the park at 7am and a couple of flogs playing kick to kick with a party speaker blaring shirty techno. Felt like I walked into a Crossfit class, but even lamer.

Rewatching Resident Alien, can't wait until season 4, criminally underrated show.

With a kindle/Kobo and a bit of YARRR ME MATEY I can get virtually anything I want these days within seconds

An MD cap would help with that

I use the YouTube app on my phone. For general web browsing ive got ad blockers well sorted.

YouTube algorithms and their dumb ads. Yeh I know I'm over 40 now so I'm "old" but STOP recommending those cringe nostalgia videos about "90s kids will only understand". And also, no I do not want to learn how to do a chair workout or sign up to Temu. This could be in the "Things that make you...

I'm halfway through S2 and I agree 💯, Ive had enough of his character.

All the sharkies think I'm pretty fly...for a Great White

I literally made it 15 mins also then left my wife and daughter to it and took the dog for a walk