That's a good one. A couple of other Jarmusch favorites are Mystery Train and Only Lovers Left Alive.bearister said:
bearister said:
Joel Kinnaman is a cool actor. He and is co star from The Killing (which I really liked) are in this ( the action sequences are Bourne movie quality):
Kinnerman is a rising star. Would not be surprised if he is considered to be a Bond in the future. .okaydo said:bearister said:
Joel Kinnaman is a cool actor. He and is co star from The Killing (which I really liked) are in this ( the action sequences are Bourne movie quality):
I saw that picture. And I immediately knew where it was taken. (It's a weird ability I have.)
So there was one guy who focused on the plot, and not the eye candy.okaydo said:
A really good show from the past that I'd recommend binging is this show called Baywatch.
It's a complex crime drama about lifeguards in Southern California.
The episodes are remastered in HD on Amazon Prime.
For those who like English shows, I can't recommend Foyle's War enough.UrsusTexicanus said:
We stream a lot of British shows through Acorn Online, Britbox and PBS. Their detective dramas usually have far more involved plots and twists than American shows. Our favorite, "Inspector Morse", came out in the 90's, followed by its sequel, "Inspector Lewis." We also like "Foyle's War" and for something lighter, "New Tricks." "New Tricks" is a dramedy, a clever combination of drama and comedy. There's also the very long running "Midsomer Murders." You'll never look at those charming English villages the same way again.
wifeisafurd said:Kinnerman is a rising star. Would not be surprised if he is considered to be a Bond in the future. .okaydo said:bearister said:
Joel Kinnaman is a cool actor. He and is co star from The Killing (which I really liked) are in this ( the action sequences are Bourne movie quality):
I saw that picture. And I immediately knew where it was taken. (It's a weird ability I have.)
seconded, esp for Doctor Whovians, due to abundant cross-casting. also wait for a short arc fairly late by a hideous lawyerly type (ain't they all).. a much younger Phoebe Waller-Bridge.bearister said:
Here is this Irishman's list of favorite Brits:
... ... Broadchurch (TV Series 20132017) - IMDb
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2249364
Moore was 46 when he did his first Bond. Throwing out Connery, most of the Bonds were around 40 when they started. He is in good shape. Depending on when they start production, he might be the guy. He can do many accents and speak many languages which also helps these days. The current favorites (though it goes in cycles) is Idris Elba who is 46 and Tom Hardy who is 42.okaydo said:wifeisafurd said:Kinnerman is a rising star. Would not be surprised if he is considered to be a Bond in the future. .okaydo said:bearister said:
Joel Kinnaman is a cool actor. He and is co star from The Killing (which I really liked) are in this ( the action sequences are Bourne movie quality):
I saw that picture. And I immediately knew where it was taken. (It's a weird ability I have.)
He's too old. 40, almost 41.
By the time the next Bond releases his first film, he'll be in his mid-40s.
Badass showbearister said:
I had a perfect record watching The Killing of not figuring out whodunnit for the three murder investigations (until it became obvious). Too many writer play fakes.
I started out liking "This Is Us" a lot when it first began to air*, but then I liked it a little less each year, to the point where I haven't watched it this season. I just felt like the characters, you're just supposed to looooove them all (well, not Kevin most of the time). Except for I didn't, especially after a couple of seasons. Yes, it's a good one to watch with the wife, plus it gives me something to talk about with my mother-in-law. Maybe I will pick it up again, after I finish The Last Dance. I only have a few hours a week to "binge".GoCal80 said:
I like a lot of the shows listed above and The Wire is my all time favorite. However, I can't watch shows with violence with my wife. Our best binge watching experience of a show we both enjoy is "This is Us". We pay $2.50 an episode to see it without commercials. Amazing characters and plot twists. Addictive.
Big C said:I started out liking "This Is Us" a lot when it first began to air*, but then I liked it a little less each year, to the point where I haven't watched it this season. I just felt like the characters, you're just supposed to looooove them all (well, not Kevin most of the time). Except for I didn't, especially after a couple of seasons. Yes, it's a good one to watch with the wife, plus it gives me something to talk about with my mother-in-law. Maybe I will pick it up again, after I finish The Last Dance. I only have a few hours a week to "binge".GoCal80 said:
I like a lot of the shows listed above and The Wire is my all time favorite. However, I can't watch shows with violence with my wife. Our best binge watching experience of a show we both enjoy is "This is Us". We pay $2.50 an episode to see it without commercials. Amazing characters and plot twists. Addictive.
* Attention, young'uns: When a show is on a "network", the episodes don't "drop", they "air". Long story...
wifeisafurd said:Moore was 46 when he did his first Bond. Throwing out Connery, most of the Bonds were around 40 when they started. He is in good shape. Depending on when they start production, he might be the guy. He can do many accents and speak many languages which also helps these days. The current favorites (though it goes in cycles) is Idris Elba who is 46 and Tom Hardy who is 42.okaydo said:wifeisafurd said:Kinnerman is a rising star. Would not be surprised if he is considered to be a Bond in the future. .okaydo said:bearister said:
Joel Kinnaman is a cool actor. He and is co star from The Killing (which I really liked) are in this ( the action sequences are Bourne movie quality):
I saw that picture. And I immediately knew where it was taken. (It's a weird ability I have.)
He's too old. 40, almost 41.
By the time the next Bond releases his first film, he'll be in his mid-40s.
