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Saw Frequency in theatres, loved it and have revisited it many times. I’ll give anything a fair shake, even if it’s based on a pretty obscure movie like Frequency. Lethal Weapon had such potential but it turned into a deflating balloon after season 1. That’s the issue I think plaguing these movie turned shows; getting past season 1 with enough momentum. Again gotta give credit to Cobra Kai.
Nah I skipped that one. Between Beyoncé and Queen Latifah I’d say Latifah is certainly the better actress but then again that’s not saying much by comparison. It’s hard for me to forget that she’s a musician. Unless the role relies heavily on music, it’s hard for me to get into the character and create that fourth wall, so to speak. I think she’s a good in roles as a supporting actor, like “Stranger Then Fiction”, she was great in that. Not trying to take away her successes, as she’s another stunning example of a New Jersey success story. Our state has certainly made plenty of those on the stage and screen.
Just to be clear, I can't find any definitive info that says Signal was based on Frequency even if they certainly have their similarities. There was however an actual Frequency show that came out the same year with a story similar to the film. Anyway my point is that if you try Signal you shouldn't go into it expecting it to be Frequency, since a large part of the story in Signal is actually based and shaped around real crimes that have taken place in SK.
But...but they constantly reference SOTL with actual film footage.
How is that working out?
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The guy who plays Dennis the Mailman is an old friend of mine, but I haven’t seen it yet.Just to be clear, I can't find any definitive info that says Signal was based on Frequency even if they certainly have their similarities. There was however an actual Frequency show that came out the same year with a story similar to the film. Anyway my point is that if you try Signal you shouldn't go into it expecting it to be Frequency, since a large part of the story in Signal is actually based and shaped around real crimes that have taken place in SK.
Also, completely unrelated to the previous discussion and my wholehearted encouragement for you all to try kdramas, WandaVision has also been great and is probably my favorite thing Marvel has ever done
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Worst case of Post Traumatic Series Disorder..everHow is that working out?
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Speaking of movies remade as shows, Frequency got this same treatment a year or two ago. The most depressing thing: the dad was in the late 90s.
My father likes this as well
I guess I might have to give that one a chance now. I still think Lethal Weapon was one the biggest successes of movies made into shows, that was until they replaced the actor playing Riggs with Seam William Scott. Nothing wrong with him as an actor, but replacing a main character is almost never a good sign or a guarantee. It bothered me almost as much as replacing Terrance Howard with Don Cheadle in Iron Man 2 or Katie Holmes with the brash Maggie Gyllenhaal in the Dark Knight. Just offering contrast, not comparing a low level show like Lethal Weapon to blockbuster hits such as Iron Man or The Dark Knight
Yeah, removing Lecter is totally going to make this fresh and new and original, just like all 40 of those catch a serial killer movies where Morgan Freeman plays the detective.
I wonder about the long term health effects on Christian Bale from these huge swings in weight. McConaughey to a lesser extent
Too late he's already done for. Is he committed...absolutely. But that doesn't mean I don't think he's a total prick of a human being.
