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Silo is very good.
Its an adaptation of Wool by Hugh Howey which was excellent.
If they mine the other two books (Shift and Dust) this could go on a long time
Silo is very good.
Its an adaptation of Wool by Hugh Howey which was excellent.
If they mine the other two books (Shift and Dust) this could go on a long time
The stories from the later books are gonna be great tv. I hope this show lasts.Agreed, it's excellent. I hope they're able to do all three books.
The stories from the later books are gonna be great tv. I hope this show lasts.
It gets better on repeat viewings. Lots of subtleties. The book is great. They made a sequel to the movie with Mila Kunis that's horrendous.At our son's request, we watched "American Psycho" over the weekend. Apparently my wife hadn't seen the entire movie, either. As twisted as it is, I laughed a lot because of how ridiculous some of the characters and situations are.
Yes, lovin' Silo.
Ep. 3 was a bit hard to watch. Must...ignore...obvious...breaking of the laws of physics.
The books stretched reality some, but those fixin' the generator scenes were painful.
Recently watched "The Maltese Falcon." It's actually the first Humphrey Bogart movie I've ever seen. I was thoroughly entertained.
Now, here comes one of the most "DUH!" statements of all time: Humphrey Bogart was a true movie star. In "The Maltese Falson," he is about as charismatic as anyone I've seen on screen. I've seen other stars from that era, and I've often been unimpressed. Not so with Bogie.