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Donnie

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are there still series junkies here (Netflix and co.)?

13th Apr. 2023, at 09:57 am CEST#474

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Hanshanshans wrote on 04/13/2023 at 09:43 AM:

This one is great. It was often shown as a two-parter on TV in the 90s. I bought it on DVD at some point.

"The Langoliers" is a prime example of what makes a good story.
Bad TV movie actors, miserable special effects (they could do better even in the 90s) and in places the dialogues are not the best. Still, the overall package is right.
Langoliers, after Shining (brain-psychological torture), for me the best King film adaptation.

Yes two-parter, like Beast-fright of the deep, this film with the giant octopus🤣. Had forgotten to say that it depends not only on the special effects but the story is very important. Stephen King has already brought out good things. Last time the film Dolans Cadillac seen by Stephen King, I personally also very good

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13th Apr. 2023, at 11:28 am CEST#475

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Doctor Sleep and Pulse by Stephen King is also good..and of course Graveyard of the Cuddly Animals.

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Saphira

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13th Apr. 2023, at 11:31 am CEST#476

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Langoliers was great. But the best King adaptation for me is "Dr. Sleep" from 2019 based on the novel of the same name and is also considered a sequel to "The Shining". I can only recommend.

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13th Apr. 2023, at 12:09 pm CEST#477

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I liked this one quite a bit, too:

The two of them already played together in "Bruges...and Die", which is also great.

I really only know Shining by Stephen King, but I'll check out the other stuff soon.

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Donnie

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13th Apr. 2023, at 12:27 pm CEST#478

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SlottiKarotti wrote on 04/13/2023 at 12:09 pm: I liked this one quite a bit too:

The two have already played together in "Bruges see...and die", this one is also great.

I really only know Shining by Stephen King, but I'll check out the other stuff soon.

I like the actor Brendan Gleeson anyway. I've also seen movies like Bruges..., The Law of the Family, 28 Days later, The Guard-An Irishman Sees Black or the series Mr. Mercedes, top

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Falke

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14th Apr. 2023, at 01:26 am CEST#479

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Hanshanshans wrote on 04/13/2023 at 09:43 AM:

This one is great. It was often shown as a two-parter on TV in the 90s. I bought it on DVD at some point.

"The Langoliers" is a prime example of what makes a good story.
Bad TV movie actors, miserable special effects (they could do better even in the 90s) and in places the dialogues are not the best. Still, the overall package is right.
Langoliers, after Shining (brain-psycho-torture), for me the best King film adaptation.

You name it. The film creates a special mood and above all stimulates the imagination. The completely deserted airport just had something and was very interesting, at least at the time.

@Donny

Check it out again. Has aged much better than Mortal Kombat.

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schwede666

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14th Apr. 2023, at 09:04 pm CEST#480

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Currently worth seeing:

- Tulsa King, Season 1
- The Mandalorian, Season 3
- Your Honor, Season 2
- Yellowstone, Season 5
- 1883, Season 1
-Carnival Row, Season 2

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Donnie

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14th Apr. 2023, at 09:09 pm CEST#481

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schwede666 wrote on 14.04.2023 at 21:04: Currently worth watching:

- Tulsa King, season 1
- The Mandalorian, season 3
- Your Honor, season 2
- Yellowstone, season 5
- 1883, Season 1
-Carnival Row, Season 2

I finished watching Your Honor last time, it's definitely worth watching. Even if I would have expected a different course in the 2nd season. Tulsa King is kind of funny and also good

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15th Apr. 2023, at 06:06 am CEST#482

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Wen one on Krimis stands should one
Mare of Easttown very good I can only recommend.
On the whole, all series of HBO are
good to very good.

PS to thrillers still another small supplement
I also like the Scandinavian series.
Nordic noir are some good on Netflix.
Like for example the chestnut man

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RiverSong

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20th Apr. 2023, at 10:35 pm CEST#483

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surely most have already seen fear the walking dead?
found the first episodes pretty boring, then skipped some, from season 4 then becomes more interesting

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