mkmikas : intimate biopic of stuart rhodes' family and the various traumas they have and will contin...
cosmo smallpiece : Totally! What a character the man was, even off set.
NickNice187 : Kills mother.. makes a show about her. Weird world.
chrisg : twisted lil show, i enjoyed it.........
Christmasstar : What a stupid, sick show.
hellsingfan01 : Won't be out until next year.
moongoddess : Loved this. Need to revisit the other 3 films.
mkmikas : i think his fallibility is endearing.. of course we want to learn from and be critical of ...
snazzydetritus : I have only one complaint about this phenomenal series - it is slightly annoying how naive...
~Dime~ : Man I miss Leslie Nielsen. His comedic timing was always perfect. This movie is a classic,...
Being English myself I’d love to be flattered but when the US come out with gems like The Wire, The Sopranos and Game of Thrones (although admittedly the actors were nearly all British in that one) we are clearly trailing in your wake when it comes to TV dramas. With the odd classy exception like Peaky Blinders most of what we make these days is a mess; often mired in right on political correctness at the expense of realism and factual accuracy (especially if it’s from the BBC). Usually even the good ones only start well and end up as garbage (Sherlock/Luther for example). Sure we do period dramas better, but I’d swap all of them for one Breaking Bad.
I miss Breaking Bad. Don’t know if you ever saw this or not, but going to give you a link for a movie that picks up where Breaking bad left off, all about Jessie Pinkman. There were some lose ends, ties them up pretty good, all I’m going to say if you have not seen it, I thought it was right good, and really a fitting way to tie the whole thing up.
https://www.primewire.li/movie/1334196-watch-el-camino-a-breaking-bad-movie