SuperTimCahill
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Mindhunter season 2
Even better than the first one.
Even better than the first one.
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EverTheOptimist
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Might be a season 3 now, Fincher has been talking recently in the press about doing another season.
It`s a weird one, as it was so well received and was critically acclaimed, yet they decided to drop it
Fincher wanted to do other stuff as it took up too much of his time and Netflix weren't massively bothered as the viewing figures couldn't really justify their expenditure on the show.It`s a weird one, as it was so well received and was critically acclaimed, yet they decided to drop it
Low viewing figures is strange though as basically anyone I've spoken to about it really liked/loved it.
Spot on, as I don`t know many people who haven`t watched it.
It was areal word of mouth thing too.
It`s a weird one, as it was so well received and was critically acclaimed, yet they decided to drop it
Ratings I think. Absolutely superb show
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Parcheggia l'autobus
Looking forward to getting home and smashing Underground Railroad this weekend
the 5 star reviews just keep on coming
www.theguardian.com
www.telegraph.co.uk
www.indiewire.com
time.com
the 5 star reviews just keep on coming
The Underground Railroad review – harrowing, magical, masterful TV
Barry Jenkins’ extraordinary adaptation of the Colson Whitehead novel about escaping the clutches of slavery is hallucinatory and heartbreaking. Just don’t binge-watch it
The Underground Railroad, review: quite simply one of the most powerful pieces of television you will ever see
Barry Jenkins's stunning depiction of slavery in 19th-century America takes television drama to places it has never been before
www.telegraph.co.uk
‘The Underground Railroad’ Review: Barry Jenkins’ Limited Series Is an American Masterpiece
Faithful to Colson Whitehead's novel, Barry Jenkins' Amazon series is a spellbinding vision of the past with searing ties to its present.
www.indiewire.com
Barry Jenkins' 'The Underground Railroad' Is a Stunning Adaptation
The Amazon miniseries is neither a reverent nor a timid interpretation of Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer-winning novel
time.com
Acrobat
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Looking forward to getting home and smashing Underground Railroad this weekend
the 5 star reviews just keep on coming
The Underground Railroad review – harrowing, magical, masterful TV
Barry Jenkins’ extraordinary adaptation of the Colson Whitehead novel about escaping the clutches of slavery is hallucinatory and heartbreaking. Just don’t binge-watch it
The Underground Railroad, review: quite simply one of the most powerful pieces of television you will ever see
Barry Jenkins's stunning depiction of slavery in 19th-century America takes television drama to places it has never been before
‘The Underground Railroad’ Review: Barry Jenkins’ Limited Series Is an American Masterpiece
Faithful to Colson Whitehead's novel, Barry Jenkins' Amazon series is a spellbinding vision of the past with searing ties to its present.
Barry Jenkins' 'The Underground Railroad' Is a Stunning Adaptation
The Amazon miniseries is neither a reverent nor a timid interpretation of Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer-winning novel
Definitely starting this tonight!
One thing you can't argue against is the accuracy of viewing figures with Netflix.
Must be a pain in the arse for anyone on the creative side as the notes from above on what they should be doing and what works with viewers, according to the algorithms, must be unrelenting.
Tommy.
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Superb TV, absolutely loved it. The Kemper guy was fantastic!
Same goes for the series about the unabomber.
Cripes... I almost felt sorry for him half way through it.
coollino
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Woof the latest episode open everything up
Yeah, its great, the snarky git. Waiting until one of the platforms puts series 2 out for free. Well, included in the monthly fee.
Just watched it and wow. So good! Can't wait for the rest of itThat first episode
Unbelievably slick television but utterly brutal viewing