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Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee: Brian Regan: Are There Left Handed Spoons? (2018)
These 2 guys just click
Amazing episode. Really good observations. I was laughing alongside these two. Brian Reagan may be the closest comedian apart from Larry David that identifies himself with this type of comedy.
Here Today (2021)
I liked it
Feels like a new kind of drama, that many families can identify with, where a child holds an unjustified grudge towards one of the parents and then culminating with a cathardic event which releases all the tension.
Curb Your Enthusiasm: A Disturbance in the Kitchen (2017)
Top notch
This one of the best episodes in Season 9. The way the stories tie up together with the climax of a real disturbance of pots and pans in the kitchen is amazing. That restaurant manager is a great comedic character too.
Young Sheldon: Pish Posh and a Secret Back Room (2021)
I just love this show
I think this is getting better and better. I love the dynamics of this family, especially dad's relationship with Georgie. These are textbook family matters with children growing up.
Too bad my father was an alcoholic so I am dreading for such experiences.
Miami Bici (2020)
Dissapointing
This is a horrible movie. Enough already with the drone areal views of the city. This is not a documentary. 2 stars for the first part of the movie which involves packing for USA. Many people leaving for USA can identify with that and makes it funny. From then on, it al goes downhill unfortunately. Terrible terrible acting.
Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Five-Foot Fence (2021)
Dissapointed
This is not Larry David we knew. Maybe they sacrificed the first episode of the season in order to set up the rest. I hope that's it.
You can tell this was filmed last year as they pick on something (the COVID stashers) which was so hype last year, but this wouldn't hold up in time, heck, many people forgot about it and we're in 2021.
There were lots of premises in there from which he could have extracted comedy gold, instead they focused only on conflicts this episode (thinking the public would be amused by just that)
Flight (2012)
Great movie!
I think you need to have experienced alcohol one way or another or be around alcoholics in order to appreciate this. My father is an alcoholic and this movie struck a cord indeed. It was sad, but freeing at the same time. For alcoholics to change, they need big events such as these (plane crashes and whatnot) in order for them to break. They cover up in lies so good that is hard to penetrate. Many are like that for the rest of their lives until they die. Denzel's character was set free and that was satisfying to see.
Björnstad (2020)
I loved it
I think people having been used to all the Hollywood drama styles will find this a bit difficult, plus the language used. It feels like it's also better to express feelings and emotions in English too, being so used to the americanized film industry.
What I liked a lot about this show is that it relates to many people and communities we got used to. It's about how people react, it's about past unhealed dramas and how children are affected by it. See Peter family and Erdahl's family, families omnipresent everywhere we go. How little things in the family shapes characters.
The expression of emotion from Peter at the end, brings the family together while Erdahl's are leaving, not wanting to face the suffering. Even if leaving town, their problems are not over until confronted. Miles away better than "the Undoing" recently released by HBO
The Undoing (2020)
A waste after the first episode
I am giving 1 star just for the first episode. This looked primising but afterwards it went down like a rock. I can't believe how bad this series is and how much hype it gets. There is nothing going on. A lot of scenes that don't say anything and a waste of time not contributing to anything. If you're already on HBO go watch Beartown to see a real drama with practically unknown actors and no more Hollywood sighs and stupid plot