San Juniper

Inbetweeners
United States of Tara
Absolutely Fabulous
This is England ‘86
The Loudest Voice
The Thick of It

The Lighthouse

these guys were pretty accurate last year

oh my god lord of the rings is on hulu its f***in lit

about to watch that new netflix documentary on russian doping

f*** Tina fey. Don’t really watch any of her shows but apparently she an asian hater/racist

NEW ADAM CURTIS DOC SERIES ANNOUNCED

THE GOAT HAS RETURNED

anyone watched Perdida on netflix?

its in Spanish but has subtitles. Really good show and worth watching

Banshee
True detective (S2 &3)
Shameless

What should I watch

not seen season 2, but season 3 of TD is worth watching

ayo has airdrop from macbook's to a LG tv always been a thing?

just learned i can airdrop VLC staright to my tv

When you finish a series you loved and come to terms with those characters never existing in real life

just made a letterbox

im late

Okay, real talk, why do I feel like The Americans constantly gets snubbed when it comes to discussions about the best series of the 2010s?

Because this series thus far might just be the best example of the espionage thriller genre I think I’ve ever seen.

judas and the black messiah, minari, and saint maud all release for streaming on february 12th

whew

Y'all seen Firefly Lane on Netflix? They might as well call that s*** The Sad and Terrible Life of Tully

She might as well be one of the Baudelaire children

To answer your question it's cus niggas ain't really tryna watch a show called The Americans especially not over the last 4 years

The show is about Soviet agents posing as American citizens

Lol that's lowkey even worse

But I'm not commenting on the show I'm just commenting on the title

filmmaking is very hard, stressfull and i really wanna jump out the window

what do you think the best way to form your taste in movies is?

i feel like with music it was very easy for me to figure out what I loved and was inspired by but with movies it feels like while I watch a lot of great movies I don't find myself particularly moved by a certain director genre or era and I would like to find more obscure films

You just described the best way to find your aesthetic and said it did nothing for you, so maybe you just don’t like movies that much? It didn’t take me watching that many films before I knew horror was my favorite genre, even as a child, and still to this day, after seeing a little over 4000 films, it still is. Most of the filmheads I know base their “taste” after having seen enough stuff to pick and choose from those and just make it their aesthetic. You probably don’t care about movies superficially enough for s*** like this to even be relevant to you, it’s usually just for weirdos who obsess over it

like any other thing you are getting into, you really just watch what everyone is recommending and after a point, you are able to determine what appeals to you and you're able to seek that out

Like for me at this point, I will still check out movies that are regarded as amazing but I also end up watching a number of movies that sound interesting to me from the synopsis even if they have mixed reception or people don't like.