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04-06-2020, 09:12 AM | #1563 (permalink) |
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Me either, usually. Last year when I watched The Punisher series in it's entirety, it was the first time I've gone through an entire series like that since since Six Feet Under in the early 00's.
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I'll take that rec for Ozark, thanks !
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04-07-2020, 10:22 PM | #1566 (permalink) | |
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04-10-2020, 11:38 AM | #1568 (permalink) |
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I'm kind of enjoying Ozark because of it's unusual story line, but at the same time , I find it one of the most irritating progs I've watched in years:-
i) maybe it's an Ozark accent or my diminished hearing, but I regularly fail to catch what is being said and have to wind back. I'm going to blame this on Marlon Brando, with his performance in The Godfather: actors are obliged to adopt muffled pronunciation these days to show just how in the part they are. ii) too many flashbacks or jumpforwards to characters who look a little too similar to each other. Anyone else find that confusing ? ii) Couldn't the producers have paid a bit extra for more lightbulbs? There are so many scenes shot at night or in a half light. In my house, when the tv screen is almost dark, it acts like a mirror that reflects with surprising clarity the sunlight streaming through my windows so I can see almost nothing of the actual scene. So yesterday, I was trying to watch Ozark, but found instead that I was straining to understand what a person I could neither see nor recognise was saying. Not sure I can be bothered to do that again today. Instead I might watch Derry Girls again. This prog is also difficult to understand without subtitles, but is at least well-lit and funny. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFmFuXH0IRY
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04-10-2020, 11:53 AM | #1569 (permalink) |
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The low lighting thing is often good for setting mood, but it also saves the production company a lot of money on makeup and setbuilding.
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04-10-2020, 12:03 PM | #1570 (permalink) | |
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Didn't have any issues with flashbacks and mixing up persons. As the series continues there aren't that many anyway. Yeah, it's a bit too dark at times but closing the blinds helps.
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