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God this thread is depressing. It's more Arthur Scargill than Arthur Morgan.

Probably because by then the Kim actress will be in her mid-fifties.

Except when he did.

Yeah but next week we'll have RDR2

I'm currently working through Mr Robot on Prime and haven't had any ads at all.

Season 3 was so weird in so many ways. It wasn't just what I saw on screen that was crazy, but also what I felt about the series overall. It was massively bloated with filler storylines that went nowhere, had only about 30 minutes of "proper" Coop in an 18-hour season, a clown car procession of pointless and inconsequential characters, and it raised far more questions than it answered.... and yet I absolutely loved it. Genuinely looked forward to the next episode every week like very few TV shows have made me feel. Crazy.

I just started watching this the other night. Can't believe I left it so long, it's so damn good. Has that blend of LOLs and heavy feels that makes Rick & Morty so compelling. Brilliant.

I've been cheated by Logan actually being a good film.

Oh yeah, nice one. OK, here goes: Wolverine Origins was shite by anyone's standards but a lot of people said The Wolverine was pretty good. I disagree. Boom! Hat-trick!

A) There are not loads of excellent Netlifx films. B) See A.

Wasn't just me that thought WW was a touch overrated, then? Makes me a big ol' sexist, though. In a spectacular double whammy, I also thought Black Panther was way overhyped as well, making me a bit racist, too. Are there any really old superheroes in mediocre films so I can add ageist to my List of Superhero Bigotry?

I mean if Gareth Evans can't save Netflix films from mediocrity there's no hope.

I too shall watch Apostle. So the consensus is that it's good, just don't expect anything like The Raid or that bit from VHS2?

Yeah, I misread the quoted post. Please ignore!

Well that's not true, is it?