magically_delicious : This episode is crazy genius and laugh out loud amusement. “I nearly soiled my Cassock”!
Patchouligal2 : Alright...it's back and it's great!! Love It!!
Matteus : this is gonna be on my mind all week.
rodricksteal : 😏😏😏😏😏 chillllll with the smirks! These people read the script, were told to play rich arro...
Ozymandias75 : did you ever read the book series outlander by diana gibaldon who this show is based on?
Kardat : And to be clear, episode named '33' is the first episode /AFTER/ the pilot/miniseries (min...
deimos737 : Oh... yeah... this show.... (I love the show, I really do, but it's been like 2 years....)
Twixtid : Stargate fan here, think Id enjoy this one?
greyfur : Yeah, you probably would, I was a fan of the original, and while they changed a few things...
Tinybroespesso : I would rub both there bootys
I hadn’t watched this since it first came out, and back then, I was a teenager myself. Not sure what made me rewatch it today, but here we are. I’d forgotten about its indie feel—the hand-held, sometimes shaky camera work, the unique angles, and stylized editing. The scenery is beautiful and atmospheric, creating a moody vibe that fits the story well. But beyond that? Not much more to say. One thing that did stand out this time was the actor playing Bella’s dad—gruff but earnest, and he pulled it off nicely. As for the leads… let’s just say their acting didn’t quite land the same way. They’ve delivered better performances in other films, but here, with the awkwardness and the stilted dialogue, it was hard to enjoy.