Subsequent episodes continue in the same vein. Particularly noticeable is the frequent use of the f-word, both as an expletive and as an adjective. This is totally anachronistic (as its common use only arose post WW2).The Abandons - Netflix. 1850s shenanigans over land & mining wealth, starring Gillian Anderson as heartless matriarch . Sort of grungy Western realism with lots of impressive hats, eloquent dialogue and a night-time cattle stampede. Includes the lethal use of a pitchfork wielded by a 'wronged' woman... and the death of a faithful old pooch called Sweetie
And this is just Episode 1!
I remember parts of that being filmed in Glasgow in the streets around our City Chambers which supposedly have a Philadelphia look to them…World War Z. Starring Brad Pitt in global battle against zombie virus. 100% utter tosh
Must have cost millions of dollars to make and employed thousands of extras for the frenzied zombie hordes.
I suppose some movie moguls somewhere thought this was a good idea....
The War Between the Land and the Sea - BBC iPlayer. Totally daft tongue-in-cheek sci-fi as the Brits (mainly) take on newly discovered marine based comensals. Will diplomacy save the day or will the corporates scupper any deal?vs
Is this woke politics broadcast by the Beeb?
(Dr Who spinoff)
And don’t they know aliens in movies always land in the USA first anyway?
I hope they will!And don’t they know aliens in movies always land in the USA first anyway?![]()
Given the current actions of ICE, other locations will now be a better betAnd don’t they know aliens in movies always land in the USA first anyway?![]()