Hmm since couldn’t find any good movie to watch yesterday. I searched of one of movies i watched in my teenage.
The Mothman Prophecies.
This movie is based on actual events that occurred between November 1966 and December 1967 in Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
Not gonna lie guys,
Squid Game is literally one of the best shows that I’ve ever seen. It’s story is so good and there are so many insane plot twists, that I was stunned speechless multiple times. I’d highly recommend this master piece to all of you guys, you will be in for a treat!
Here is a spoiler scene that you might enjoy
World's Deadliest Game to Play were People Die || Squid Game Red Light Green Light - YouTube
I’m hearing good things but already watched trailer and it feels a little too dark? subversive?
Any spiritually redeeming qualities? A message to wake up the masses?
It’s more of a psychopathic terror fest.
I wouldn’t say it has any “spritually redeeming” qualities.
It’s one of those extremely dark shows that depicts human nature and desperation.
Imagine it like Hunger Games but wayyyy more terrifying.
Like the first episode already has mass slaughter in it, and I didn’t know what to make of it.
Watch this to get an idea. (It’s a spoiler):
lol yeah…that’s what I thought.
First look, I got the impressions of the anime Paranoia Agent
I can do dark anime… don’t think I’d be able to stomach this one.
Maybe some other day.
I’ve watched anime before, even so called “dark ones”, but Squid Game is literally on a whole nother level…
Imagine you and everyone else on the forum went on to play a game. You need to have a partner to play it, so you and Captain Nemo decide to team up. Then, it turns out you have to play against the Captain in order to survive, so it’s only one of you guys who will finish the game alive…
Yea weird analogy lol
Exactly man. You’d never want to be in this show, it’s too damn terrifying.
Speaking of bugs, a few days ago I stumbled upon this movie trailer
Basically another wacky Japanese movie with supercockroache mutants who evolved on mars
Sounds so ridiculous, it’ll probably be good
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Basically Squid Games is like Hunger Games South Korean version with capitalism & social inequality added into the mix.
South Korea has been churning our good content in recent times.
Bong Joon Ho’s Parasite movie (so goood) launched them into global limelight which they really deserve. His other movie Snowpiercer was pretty acclaimed too. All the three movies highlight social problems.
Who’s been watching Ted Lasso? Just watched season 2 finale. So goood!
Nate!? 
Saw breadcrumbs of this bubbling in earlier episodes. I’m loving the twist and can’t wait to see where this goes.
Evil Nate! 
lol, saw the underlying resentment but thought there be the redemptive arc everyone else has.
So that was a fun twist.
Perhaps at the end of the last season (said they were only doing 3)
“It means fasten your seat belt Dorothy, 'cause Kansas is going bye-bye.”
1+2+2+2+2+1 = 10 = 1+0 = The One
This is a great twist because it’s playing with the ‘nice guy’ myth, I feel. Both with Nate and Ted.
Just re-watched ROME on HBO. What I like most about the series is its commitment to its premise: Rome was different. There’s no out of place character standing up for 21st Century values. The writers make no apologies. This is not the Sopranos where bad men come to understand their own lack of character. Good and bad are not the opposite poles of this series. Instead, the contrasts are between slave and free, honorable and dishonorable, strong and weak, smarter and just smart (but not enough), and friend and anyone who falls short of that mark.
That show is totally awesome. Already watched it 2 times 
Finished Chernobyl. If all you knew about Russia/USSR pre-collapse came from Tom Clancy novels, you would think a soulless and venal bureaucracy (with just enough exceptions to make a plot move forward) worked to crush ordinary Russians and the other populations of the “near abroad”. Turns out that’s exactly right, but it undersells it. The exceptional bureaucrats did not outmaneuver other power brokers through trickery, but through the courage that comes from accepting the certainty of death. Virtually every hero of Chernobyl has that quality and every villain lacks it. When your faith in humanity occasionally ebbs, watching this series could set you right.
