show starts slow but gets real good

Season 2 was Fire but Netflix dumb ass didn’t do a season 3

yeah I finished it recently....God I'm so mad they have cancelled it, of course they had, too much spiritual subjects for Netflix corpo.
At least they showed that last part with Steve

9/10

started All of Us Are Dead

Peak as
Frankie hole was dope too

Demon slayer entertainment district arc

Binged the whole f***ing thing.

Watch that s***. Sick af

Had a friend beg me to watch it. Still can't

Silicon valley>>>

Bojack Horseman (Season One) - 9/10

how it compare to Attack on Titan

Titan has better story

Demon slayer has wayy better animation

It's like people say dark souls has an ethical story but it's goat at what it does.

Demon slayer has a simplistic story but it's goat at great anime fights especially season 2

i just like good plots, not an animation buff. so what anime should i watch after AOT?

Death Note is pretty good. I'm not really an anime buff but I've watched like 20 that peaked my interest. Berserk
Full metal alchemist.
Cowboy Bebop the anime is great and has alot of episodic stories that are great. Reminds me of like batman tye animated adventures with its noir style

Hunter X Hunter is alright

Only 3 episodes have been released so far but it’s been great

Edit* 8/10

golden boy. all 6 eps on youtube for quick and easy viewing

Changed the game

im re-watching buffy

Just started Fargo, 4 episodes in. So far it's keeping me very intrigued and entertained, Billy Bob Thornton caught me off guard big time, he's great in this. Got an Anton Chigurh vibe to his character!

Finally watched "The Alpinist" last night

It's really tough to make free solo seem like child's play but it does just that. Marc Andre Leclerc had the ultimate climbing mentality and packed it on with ability. Unbelievably well done and documented.

Rip

that first season

just finished the warhol diaries on netflix
really good doc aabout someone I didnt know much about

Classic post

just finished Devs. Gave audiences lots to mull over philosophically but didn’t stick the landing emotionally imo. dunno if forest’s acceptance of multi-worlds principle was believable… didn’t feel earned within the context of the season. I would recommend the series purely for the ideas it foregrounds as well as the overall cinematic and auditory experience, as with most of Garland’s projects that I’ve seen. As with his other projects, (annihilation, ex machina) It was lacking in depth re: the emotional inner worlds of characters

Anyone else watched it? Interested to hear other’s takes on the finale.