Upcoming movies/TV shows you're looking forward to

JPPT1974

I am beginning to like Miles Teller. Came a long way since Footloose remake.

stillmotion

@jppt1974 said:
I am beginning to like Miles Teller. Came a long way since Footloose remake.

Yeah, bleed for this looks like a legit boxing movie....

gftChris

Not sure if I've mentioned these before or if you get all of them over there, shows getting ready for a new season later this year or early next:

Humans - android servants with fully functioning AI are all the norm, but in the AI code of a few of them, spread across the country, is the capacity for true humanity.

Fortitude - set in a very remote norwegian island, there's very strange stuff going on. The ice melting reveals an old 'something' - plague, pestilence, something like that

Grand tour - I know you got the biritsh Top Gear, and the three main guys from that show left (after one was fired for punching a lackey), and were signed by Amazon Prime with a new show coming

Lucifer - another amazon prime show, based on the comics, about the devil who got bored being the lord of hell and wanted to just come to earth and live like a human. He ends up helping the police catch bad guys, because 'people need to be punished' but ends up becoming too human

Modern Family - keeps going strong. Very strange seeing the kids that were 10 now 18 but that's time.

Silicon Valley - if you're at all a tech geek like me this is a fantastic show.

Cowsrus

1) Lucifer

2) AHS American Horror Story

3) Last Man On Earth

4) Expedition Unknown

5) The Goldbergs

6) The Middle

7) Bob's Burgers

Hell's Kitchen

syd

i watched designated surivor with jack bower it was good could be predictable have to see how it go,s

Tour2ma

@tour2ma said:
New HBO series that has caught my eye is High Maintenance. Stories around a weed runner in NYC...

Nothing like I thought it would be, but I am very pleased so far with this series. The Weedrunner is more the thread stringing together weekly vignettes than a "main character". While humorous it is not really a comedy.

A couple weeks ago they did a story of a dog falling in love with his dogwalker. I thought was a brilliant bit of filmmaking.

syd

westworld wasnt sure after the first show but after watching the 2nd week,Damn it's only goping to get better and better

Westside Steve

We will probably start that when I finish season 4 of Ray Donovan. It's pretty fucking depressing though.

Or maybe the HBO lawyer series starring John Turturro.

WSS

Tour2ma

@westside-steve said:
Or maybe the HBO lawyer series starring John Turturro.

That would be The Night Of...

Best thing I have watched in a long time...

Westside Steve

@tour2ma said:

That would be The Night Of...

Best thing I have watched in a long time...

That's what I am hearing.

WSS

gftChris

So Westworld has started and it's pretty good if you like that kind of thing.

Westside Steve

@gftchris said:
So Westworld has started and it's pretty good if you like that kind of thing.

Just an anecdote I found amusing. Back in the late sixties some friends and I or working at a bake sale to raise money for the prom. It was almost over and a small boy who looked a little bit like Dennis the Menace came up and asked what we had. My buddy Barbara from the Pep Squad pointed at one of our items and said 'this is good if you like pound cake.' The little fellow replied with a straight face 'shit's good if you like shit.'

That's not a commentary on the show just a story I thought was cute.

WSS

gftChris

I like that.

What I mean is, if you like dystopian and/or AI things, this is pretty good.

Westside Steve

@gftchris said:

I like that.

What I mean is, if you like dystopian and/or AI things, this is pretty good.

Ha

I usually love those things. Looking forward to the post apocalypse. I used to like the graphic comic Magazine heavy metal which had a lot of that stuff.

But I just thought the story was funny.

WSS

gftChris

Give it a shot then. The premise is, it's essentially a modern day billionaire's theme park, where instead of 'rides' it's an old 'wild' west town. There are hundreds of robot actors that just work through a loop unless someone interacts with them, and then they go along with that. Including bars, hookers, outlaws, bounty hunts, things like that. Guests can't be killed in the park (apparently...not sure how, yet), but can 'kill' the robots.

It's quite neat, and as you'd expect with this genre, there's the theme of 'hey, the robots are doing small things we didn't tell them to and it's getting more noticeable every week" and a sub plot of "wait a minute, there's more to this world than we expected" - the usual stuff, but then the story is 40+ years old.

Westside Steve

Like I said it's on my list right after season 4 of Ray Donovan. Either Westworld or the John tuturro thing but they're both in the Queue

gftChris

New series of not-top-gear (aka Grand Tour) has started, episode one on amazon as of today. Happy camper.

Westside Steve

I finished the night of and loved it. Finished season 2 of Bosch and liked it a lot.

Right now in the second season of Daredevil which I don't like so well.

I think Westworld will be next up. Amazon Prime has something called humans which looks intriguing.

WSS

gftChris

@westside-steve said:

I finished the night of and loved it. Finished season 2 of Bosch and liked it a lot.

Right now in the second season of Daredevil which I don't like so well.

I think Westworld will be next up. Amazon Prime has something called humans which looks intriguing.

WSS

Didn't realise humans was on amazon prime now. It's a channel 4 show, the first series was a year ago and the second is airing now. Watched the first, it's a bit twisty and unnecessarily so sometimes but an interesting concept, of sentient android 'home help' that is discovering consciousness along the way. Decent, not unmissable.