What are you currently watching?

[Ned Ryerson]

The Penguin is fantastic and I'm not ready for it to end yet.

The DC shows seem to continually outshine the movies - a bit like the inverse of the Marvel world. Peacemaker was really enjoyable as well.

 

[Blackhawk42]

The DC shows seem to continually outshine the movies - a bit like the inverse of the Marvel world. Peacemaker was really enjoyable as well.

I have enjoyed most Batman related content to be fair. The latest Batman (with Pattinson) was an enjoyable 'origin' film with a new director and set of characters.

The Penguin extending on that universe has suddenly really levelled it up IMO.

I tapped out of Marvel at Captain America 3 and never returned again. I couldn't tell you what's been good and what hasn't.

 

[Ned Ryerson]

I have enjoyed most Batman related content to be fair. The latest Batman (with Pattinson) was an enjoyable 'origin' film with a new director and set of characters.

The Penguin extending on that universe has suddenly really levelled it up IMO.

I tapped out of Marvel at Captain America 3 and never returned again. I couldn't tell you what's been good and what hasn't.

I got a bit further - all the way to the end of the main Thanos arc. However I turned the third Antman off after half an hour, watched the first episode of the Falcon show and wondered why the compelling storyline was a bank loan and got bored at the first episode of the Loki second series and am pretty much done with it. There’s only so much blood you can squeeze from a stone.

 

[Hens Hall]

Great news.

Starting this Sunday November 3, Tokyo Vice season 2 on SBS Viceland @ 9:35pm

Stars Ken Watanabe and Ansel Elgort about police, crime reporting, criminals and where they all mix and match in the Hostess clubs of Tokyo.

Really top notch tv. If you like crime drama's with an edge, this is for you.

Been eagerly awaiting the second season.

First season was really good.

Currently watching "Only Murders in the Building" lighted hearted show with Steve Martin , Martin Short and Selena Gomez. Surprisingly engaging.

The Bear on Disney. Finally got around to watching it and it's pretty good.

 

[Blackhawk42]

I got a bit further - all the way to the end of the main Thanos arc. However I turned the third Antman off after half an hour, watched the first episode of the Falcon show and wondered why the compelling storyline was a bank loan and got bored at the first episode of the Loki second series and am pretty much done with it. There’s only so much blood you can squeeze from a stone.

I know they are meant to be quality movies and TV shows, but it honestly just felt like too much.

Captain America was my favourite (in regards to the backstory and the films), but I was so confused during Cival War because a bunch of characters I'd never heard of were suddenly important parts of the story.

So here I was, looking forward to 'Captain America 3', and subsequently having no idea what was happening because I hadn't kept up with every other Marvel film in between.