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It’s that time of the year where I randomly want to binge supernatural 🥲🤍
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It’s that time of the year where I randomly want to binge supernatural 🥲🤍
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Bruce Campbell as Sam Axe is the reason Burn Notice is on repeated in my house
I wish I had another week left of this staycation to continue recuperating from sinusitis, and binge the rest of Pursuit of Jade.
It's good to the point where I wish I could change my life for theirs, even though they are in trouble all the time.
The Shape of Modern Espionage
There was a time when a spy story moved like a bullet—fast, loud, and certain of its aim. In films like Goldfinger, the world was simple: villains were obvious, heroes unshaken, and truth arrived neatly before the credits rolled. That world is gone. What remains is something slower… and far more honest. Modern stories lean into realistic tradecraft, psychological weight, and the quiet understanding that loyalty is often a mask worn until it no longer fits. The sharp-edged certainty of early James Bond film series entries has given way to something murkier—more human, more fallible. The spy is no longer a weapon. He’s a question. Read More....... The Shape of Modern Espionage by Richard White Today’s espionage thrillers no longer deal in absolutes. They trade in doubt. Read on Substack Read the full article
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The Lincoln Lawyer
The Lincoln Lawyer - Ted Humphrey & David E. Kelley
Season One
I was immediately hooked on this show. The characters are great, and the lead is likable and interesting.
It is an interesting start to a series with our lead, Mickey Haller, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo (Widows & Murder on the Orient Express), being handed the keys to a law firm after the owner is murdered.
This setup allows for a meta-plot: the big murder trial with Trevor. As well as many smaller cases scattered throughout.
The smaller cases allow us to meet the rest of the cast as well as inform the wider plot. It is a great backdrop for a series to work around.
Having his ex-wives as key characters in the series is great, as through them we see different aspects of his personality that we wouldn't otherwise see.
The main plot line plays with an interesting concept: you hate the accused, but they have set it up to make it look like he is innocent. There is a further big bad beyond that, the head judge of the courts pulling the strings, which is really scary.
The way all the cases weave and intertwine in the story is what makes this series superb. The characters are fun to watch in action. It's an easy and fun watch.
current show line up. any suggestions?
Santa Clarita Diet
Santa Clarita Diet - Victor Fresco
Season One
I could only watch three episodes before I gave this one the boot. This is what comedy horror might look like.
It is wrong. It's so upbeat. The dialogue is almost cringe suburban happy but the content is gruesome - perhaps this is funny for some?
The gore was full on as well.
That's this issue. The audience that would find the juxtaposition of the setting and dialogue hilarious is surely not the same audience that would see the gore funny with it.
Drew Barrymore (Donnie Darko, E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial) and Timothy Oliphant ( Fargo, Go) deliver exactly what they are asked to straight-faced cringe when they should be running for the hills.
I'm sorry if you love this. I don't think we will ever agree on this one.