This show needs to be about 3 or 4 minutes longer per episode.
Drama is a freaking idiot, and I love him for it.
Drama is a freaking idiot, and I love him for it.
this show seems to be hitting it's stride again after a rocky start to the season. The whole Amanda story line just didn't work because a) she sucked and wasn't a good enough foil for Ari and b) because it was inevitable that Ari and Vince were going to get back together.
now, the show's dynamic is back and they're giving each character (except for E) something interesting to do. I almost fell off the couch when Turtle almost gave up his real name. It's as if I didn't even realize he had a real name.
solid return to form for the show in the last couple episodes.
Good premier I thought...I liked the documentary style they did...
Finally Medellin is over with...at least, the making.
Loved Drama in this, he's so funny.
Has anyone ever seen 1.5 hour documentary on Terry Gilliam's Twelve Monkeys? I swear this is what this last episode was based on. Gilliam nearly had several severe breakdowns on the set. Watching the editing was like watching someone make soup from scraps.
if you liked that, you'd LOVE "Lost in La Mancha" - the doc done by the same director's on the colassal failure that was Gilliam's Don Quixote film, starring Johnny Depp. As a guy with some film-making experience, I literally felt like crying for Gilliam watching that film.
Prediction: The movie is going to be a huge hit at Cannes, maybe win an award, they'll sell the movie to Harvey, and then it will become a huge box office bust.
It's got freakin' subtitles. Eric thinks it's slow. It's about a violent history in a Spanish-speaking country. Sounds like John Sayles' Men with Guns.
Never heard of that movie, but you may be on to something!
this show has lost it's way IMO.
Curious to your thoughts on that. It's getting interesting to me. No more big comfy house ... and the idea of Vince placing $100,000 bets with Dennis Hopper on soccer while his bank account is empty sounds exactly like the surreal life of Hollywood actor to me. Eric's transformation into a stereotypical producer seems very real.
i just feel like it's flat... and predictable... and it's mini-seasons within each episode, if that makes any sense. And as much as I love Drama and Turtle, they're getting stale and it was blatantly obvious to me that Turtle was going to end up with Billie from Days of Our Lives. There was just no way that Drama was going to actually the get the girl of his dreams and Turtle was gonna have to jump on the grenade. and what happened to Turtle's girl they set up last season? That actually looked like it could be something interesting. And what happened to Drama's TV show?
i also feel like we've been there done that with Harvey and I think Ari and Lloyd have been severly underwritten so far this season.
Yep.this show has lost it's way IMO.