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Mifune is the GOAT

"using your expiring assets to add depth to the squad rocks the boat too violently and may destroy our delicately balanced beamed cakk bakk" - me
 
Kurasawa basically used him in all his greatest films

"using your expiring assets to add depth to the squad rocks the boat too violently and may destroy our delicately balanced beamed cakk bakk" - me
 
Gomorrah.

It's an Italian gangster show based off of the doc by the same name. Real effing good.
 
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Wes Mantooth said:
Gomorrah.

It's an Italian gangster show based off of the doc by the same name. Real effing good.
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I know Cranston's character on BB supposedly really evolves over the course of the show. I'd be shocked if someone can find me a character that changes more though than Genny in this show...and I'm just eight episodes in. Absolutely effing awesome. I can't recommend this show enough.
 
I'm watching Rectify.
It's fantastic. 1 of only 2 shows ever to have a 100% rating on rotten tomatoes for a whole season from what I read.
 
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I just finished season one of Ozark. It stars Jason Bateman as a financial advisor who must go with his family (wife played by Laura Linney) to the Ozarks to launder money and right a situation for the Mexican cartel who was his client.

Very, very good. It gets an 8.9 on imdb. I think that's a tiny bit too high. I'd probably give it an 8.5-8.6. There are some plot details here or there that are questionable and could've been improved upon by the writer(s) but overall, it's really freakin' good and gets better as the season progresses. This may be the exact vehicle Bateman needed to show his chops. He has a few moments in this which are really impressive monologues that are Spacey-esque where you know he's the smartest guy in the room.
 
Wes Mantooth said:
I just finished season one of Ozark. It stars Jason Bateman as a financial advisor who must go with his family (wife played by Laura Linney) to the Ozarks to launder money and right a situation for the Mexican cartel who was his client.

Very, very good. It gets an 8.9 on imdb. I think that's a tiny bit too high. I'd probably give it an 8.5-8.6. There are some plot details here or there that are questionable and could've been improved upon by the writer(s) but overall, it's really freakin' good and gets better as the season progresses. This may be the exact vehicle Bateman needed to show his chops. He has a few moments in this which are really impressive monologues that are Spacey-esque where you know he's the smartest guy in the room.
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Almost two episodes in on this. Fantastic.
 
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