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The Conspiracy (2012)
Tarsus Club is Bohemian Grove!
Let me just say that 2012 me would have rolled my eyes at this. Now 2024 me is shocked the shadowy cabal that runs the world would allow this film to exist. If you've been paying attention at all to everything we've gone through and how it all connects (it's not hard to see unless you don't want to), this film hits real close to home.
Apart from the uncomfortable truths that it spotlights, how our own government is vastly self serving with a cold indifference towards the citizens, it's well acted in a mockumentary format. Really builds the tension.
Add another quarter into the "Alex Jones was Right" jar.
Peaky Blinders: Episode #3.6 (2016)
Tom Hardy and Cillian Murphy Deliver....
Seriously one of the BEST Movie/TV scenes I've ever seen in this episode. Put the captions on.
Tell Me Your Secrets (2021)
Out with the old!
This is new Hollywood. There is not one bad performance. I would have given it at least nine stars but the music is terrible.
Divided States (2018)
Speechless.
What was A&E thinking? Oh wait...just another cog in the machine of endless propaganda vomit. THIS kind of poison is what stokes unrest. You should be ashamed but I know you wont because in order to feel shame, you'd have to have a conscience and to have a conscience, one would have to have a soul.... and let's be honest ya got neither. So keep on peddling your shows promoting actual bigotry (First 48) while pretending to have the slightest clue as to what is really happening in this country. You're garbage.
Breaking Bad (2008)
Never was and never will be a more perfect show.
It's been six years since this show ended and I STILL have a Breaking Bad-sized hole in my life. Truth be told, it's one of the only reasons I keep Netflix.I'm rewatching it now and it occurred to me that this show would NEVER fly today.
Friends from College (2017)
"Friends 2018"
I love this show. The ensemble casting is perfect with really outstanding performances by Fred Savage and Kegan Michael Key.
Absentia (2017)
Wasted potential
This could've been a great show. I'm always down with the gritty crime/serial killer series, but this sort of fell flat. It comes off heavy handed in almost everything. It's the combination of the writing and the acting. I stuck with it so I suppose it's not a complete waste of time.