Alien: Earth really snubbed Stone Temple Pilots. Think they got all the other big 90's grunge rock acts in there. Fingers crossed on a second season.
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Pretty it’s already been greenlit, Hawley has discussed where it’s going.
I thought I read that but if it's on my Google home page it's written by the great great great great great grandparents^999 of the Yutani synths. I nominate this track:
Finished Alien: Earth. I really dug it, wish there were more episodes, but at least next season looks fun!
2 episodes of the Lowdown looks like a whole lot of fun. Convinced me to stay with Disney for the extra cheap months. Mr. Harjo might be someone to watch in the next couple of years.
He had great success with "Reservation Dogs", so I expect more of the same with this series.
"M3GAN 2.0"
The first movie stayed focused on Megan, the family, and the company. "M3GAN 2.0" reaches way too far, and becomes too convoluted. It just didn't work for me.
The first movie stayed focused on Megan, the family, and the company. "M3GAN 2.0" reaches way too far, and becomes too convoluted. It just didn't work for me.
The three Bourne movies are really (to me) like one long movie that was simply cut into three parts to make them more easily viewable to most people. From beginning to end they work as one excellent piece. 
We just picked up The Bourne Legacy to see how well it works with Jeremy Renner.
We just picked up The Bourne Legacy to see how well it works with Jeremy Renner.
We started "The Lowdown" Saturday. Man, it's great from the get-go. Can't wait to watch the rest of the season!
Started 'Son of a Critch' on Netflix. Midway through season 2 so far. It has its ups and downs, but most episodes are pretty decent. Worth watching if you grew up in the 70s or 80s. Set in mid-80s Newfoundland, it strikes many a chord with my own formative years. Malcolm McDowell as 'Pops' adds a dynamic that is a hilarious. And each episode is only about 21 minutes long, so not a lot of time to invest.
