Geist's official movie/tv recommendation thread

[Reservoir Dog]

Half way through "1883". I'm actually pretty shocked how good this one season only series is. Taylor Sheridan keeps putting out such awesome content and ratings are through the roof and mainstream Hollywood refuses to even acknowledge he even exists. Ratings and fans still rule not some BS liberal agenda they think matters. Life is good.

Oh yeah, Paramount has never heard of the guy.

[Ricrude]

Half way through "1883". I'm actually pretty shocked how good this one season only series is. Taylor Sheridan keeps putting out such awesome content and ratings are through the roof and mainstream Hollywood refuses to even acknowledge he even exists. Ratings and fans still rule not some BS liberal agenda they think matters. Life is good.

Oh yeah, Paramount has never heard of the guy.

Well, the Coyote singlehandedly kept Acme Products alive through the entire existence of the Roadrunner cartoons...now that's impressive.

[Animal]

I can't believe they let Sheldon's dad die.

[nerd_alert]

After binge watching 3 Body Problem twice now, I have to give Netflix a tiny bit of credit. They didn't do to it what they did to The Witcher and allow the writers to tell their own story with established IP. The timeline seems to be a bit sped up and there are a few liberties taken but overall, the lore seems to be respected. It's by the creators of GoT, and to their credit, the early seasons where they had GRRM's novels as a reference were their best.

9/10, anxiously awaiting the Dark Forest season

I saw an article today that it has been renewed for Season 2

edit: referring to 3 Body Problem

[Geist]

After binge watching 3 Body Problem twice now, I have to give Netflix a tiny bit of credit. They didn't do to it what they did to The Witcher and allow the writers to tell their own story with established IP. The timeline seems to be a bit sped up and there are a few liberties taken but overall, the lore seems to be respected. It's by the creators of GoT, and to their credit, the early seasons where they had GRRM's novels as a reference were their best.

9/10, anxiously awaiting the Dark Forest season

I saw an article today that it has been renewed for Season 2

edit: referring to 3 Body Problem

Can't wait to see how they handle the time leap. Shits just gonna get crazy from here, especially if they get a third season for the final book.

[nerd_alert]

After binge watching 3 Body Problem twice now, I have to give Netflix a tiny bit of credit. They didn't do to it what they did to The Witcher and allow the writers to tell their own story with established IP. The timeline seems to be a bit sped up and there are a few liberties taken but overall, the lore seems to be respected. It's by the creators of GoT, and to their credit, the early seasons where they had GRRM's novels as a reference were their best.

9/10, anxiously awaiting the Dark Forest season

I saw an article today that it has been renewed for Season 2

edit: referring to 3 Body Problem

Can't wait to see how they handle the time leap. Shits just gonna get crazy from here, especially if they get a third season for the final book.

It's actually a weird setup. Apparently they are ordering new episodes but not referring to it as Season 2. In a statement they said they get to the story through to its epic conclusion.

https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/3-body ... 236004233/