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In praise of Arcane season 2
Warning: this post may contain spoilers
To me this is the best thing I've ever seen, movie or series or otherwise. Characters, artstyle, writing, animations, worldbuilding, character depth, mental issues and disability representation and the music.
It's bold, it's flashy, it's outright heartbreaking and earth-shattering yet comforting and soft when it wants to be and then totally can spin the story again in a new direction. Bravo.
And I've seen anything from the Shawshank Redemption and The Dark Knight on release to obscure anime and bad TV series these past 25 years.
I bow to the incredible talent that has made this possible.
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Netflix documentary about oceans and endangered species narrated by Barack Obama
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Amazing Digital Circus episodes to be simulcast on Netflix and YouTube
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Arcane | Season 2 official trailer
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Bill Gates discusses his life and values and progressive taxation structures while promoting new documentary
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Against Netflix
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Arcane | Season 2 - Stealth Mission official clip
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Arcane | Season 2 official teaser trailer
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‘Baby Reindeer’s’ alleged ‘real Martha’ sues Netflix, demanding at least $170 million in damages
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Tobias Santelmann, Joel Kinnaman to star in Netflix’s Harry Hole nordic noir series
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Scandal erupts over Netflix's no. 1 show 'What Jennifer Did' and possible use of artificial intelligence
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I have an issue with the 3 Body Problem
Warning: this post may contain spoilers
Alright, a 2nd spoiler disclaimer for those who accidentally clicked it anyway.
When it became apparent to me that the alien race had sent over two 10-dimensional supercomputers folded into the size of a proton trying to halt human scientific progression in an attempt to maintain its technological advancement while making the travel towards Earth, something doesn't sit right with me.
Why oh why, if you were a 10-dimensional supercomputer being nearly all-knowing yet having only the capacity to be at one point in time and space to deny or halt scientific progression, you wouldn't just write code to A) make copies of yourself to then B) hack all the systems and possible computers in the world to halt anything and everything and basically just plunge humanity back into the dark ages if not outright spreading a deadly virus that would eliminate us from the face of the earth if we are such a big threat to them.
And over the concept of lying and then not being able to coexist with that even though you have the technological head start? And why only communicate with a human to figure out about us if you have two quantum entangled super computers capable of overseeing everything and anything all the time anywhere to gather pure 'scientific' data about us as a species.
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Netflix’s Avatar: The Last Airbender has been renewed for two more seasons
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Ripley | Official trailer
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Warrior, Max’s underseen martial arts series based on Bruce Lee's concept gets a second life on Netflix
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‘The Umbrella Academy’ final season sets August release date on Netflix
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Streaming wars are over and Netflix won
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Arcane | Season 2 first look
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Netflix reveals viewing data for its entire catalogue for the first time
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Netflix and Apple open door to bundling with streaming rivals
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I edited the Netflix Castlevania show's first two seasons into a single, slight-over-two-hours movie
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Scott Pilgrim: Takes Off | Teaser
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Avatar: The Last Airbender | Official teaser
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Arcane | Season 2 teaser - November 2024
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‘Netflix effect’ returns as studios license old shows to their streaming rival
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Scott Pilgrim Takes Off | Official trailer
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Star Trek: Prodigy to stream on Netflix
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How Shane Gillis both plays to and mocks red staters
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The One Piece adventure will continue
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One Piece producers on winning over manga fans, finding Luffy and six-year plan for hit Netflix series
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One Piece | Final trailer
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One Piece creator hopes to defy a history of failure
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One Piece | Inside the story
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Why streaming services are pushing subscribers to ad tiers
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One Piece touted as best live action anime adaptation of all time
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Netflix adds nearly six million subscribers amid password sharing crackdown in Q2
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One Piece | Official trailer
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Any fans here of "Bee And Puppycat", the original series on YouTube and the sorta reboot on Netflix?
I absolutely adore both, it has such a relaxing animation style and soundtrack. Kind of an embarrassing guilty pleasure as a guy. The soundtrack is partially by the artist Baths who is also...
I absolutely adore both, it has such a relaxing animation style and soundtrack. Kind of an embarrassing guilty pleasure as a guy.
The soundtrack is partially by the artist Baths who is also incredible. And I just saw its been released sometime recently!
Anyways please leave your thoughts about the show, I hope it gets another season, which is likely since they were partially acquired by Toho studios
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Outlander - Season 7
Does anyone hereabouts watch Outlander? Episode 4 of season 7 has just been aired. While the pacing of this season's episodes has been gradual thus far, years have been skipping past in a matter...
Does anyone hereabouts watch Outlander?
Episode 4 of season 7 has just been aired. While the pacing of this season's episodes has been gradual thus far, years have been skipping past in a matter of episodes judging by the growth of some of the children. They hinted at a trip to Scotland but then snatched it away for at least another episode. I've not read the books and have avoided spoilers as much as possible of what's to come in the televised adaptation of the novels.
In episode 1, there is discussion of what was the right thing for a man (or any human, even) to do when seeing a woman attacked. Brianna does not want Roger to help Wendigo escape because Wendigo did not help her mother Claire. Roger describes a situation at sea where he saw a child tossed overboard and then the mother jumped in after her child, but he was frozen and could do nothing to stop the atrocity especially if he had any hope of staying alive to find Brianna. He sympathizes with Wendigo, who fled and saved his life rather than dive into a situation where not only would he not have saved Claire being raped but would have died in the process as well. Brianna is upset by this discussion and in the end Roger does what his wife wants and doesn't help Wendigo.I am torn about this. Jamie and Claire are the main couple of the show. Jamie and those of his bloodline are shown to have a strong code. It is shown time and again that Jamie and his ilk would not have stood for such acts of violence and would have died even if the odds of winning or saving those being abused and victimized was not in their favor.Yet I feel Roger's point. Jamie and Roger are rather real examples of different kinds of men. Is either more right than the other?Those are some of my thoughts about the show so far.
Is there any interest for discussion purely about the television show?
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One Piece live action early impressions review by Artur from the Library of Ohara
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The original Japanese voice actors will dub the One Piece live action Japanese dub
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‘Black Mirror’ gets the software update it sorely needed in season 6
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Netflix has quietly removed its basic streaming plan from Canada
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Netflix’s ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ live-action series: First look at Aang, Katara, Sokka and Zuko
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Warner Bros. Discovery in talks to license HBO original series to Netflix
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Talking to Netflix’s live-action ‘One Piece’ cast was enough to win me over
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One Piece | Official teaser trailer
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3 Body Problem | Official teaser
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Netflix subscriptions jump as US password-sharing crackdown begins
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