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@Nick That's a really good point regarding the dual screen. They aren't necessarily making these shows for 40+ year old people. and even our generation is subject to multiple screen stimulation.
I noticed it big time when I watched "Red Notice" a few years back with the Rock and Ryan Reynolds. Every scene smashed rapidly into the next with very little build up.
The other movie was Don't Look Up with Leo and J. Law. It also was evident in structure and dialogue to be designed for people scrolling the forum while watching.
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@SKT hell yeah man
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I’m 2 episodes in - it’s typical GR fare (i.e. he doesn’t venture far from a working formula) but enjoyable with it.
I’m still trying to work out whether Pierce Brosnan’s Irish accent is the worst or most authentic Irish accent on television. Bearing in mind he is Irish, and following a recent conversation I had with someone from Cork, I’m prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt! -
Also two episodes in - will definitely keep at it, enjoying so far
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Pluribus, Mayor of Kingstown, IT: Welcome to Derry, Stranger Things have all been great to end off a cracking year for telly - I'm looking forward to the new season of Hijack starting on Apple TV mid January.
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To add. The Night Manager series 2, The Gentlemen series 2, new Line of Duty, Red Eye series 2 (though not seen 1 yet
)........"OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011
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@Giles I'm so excited to see a new Line of Duty series. That show is the best police drama I've ever seen. So much better categorically than any show the U.S. has made.
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@Giles The U.S. version would be 25% quality of writing with 300% conventionally attractive women. That's how we balance things out across the pond.
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