Tommy

Haha, I forgot Mr. Robot because I still haven't fully processed it. 1. Dark 2. Mr. Robot 3. Lost 4. Breaking Bad 5. 11.22.63 Although it is really close between Dark and Mr. Robot for the Number One spot.

Just kidding, but yea, I've read about it the first time you posted about it. Icelandic series about a volcano outbreak? They must know what they're talking about. I'll check it out eventually. Right now it's on 3rd in my queue.

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I think here you're not even allowed to wear a mask in the car alone, in case you get your picture taken by a speed trap.

He had so many chances to correct his initial mistake, but still made it worse.

This is pretty funny. They got asked which actors would play them in a movie. Pierre Gasly chose Jason Statham and Yuki Tsunoda chose Will Smith.

1. Dark 2. Lost 3. Breaking Bad 4. 11.22.63 5. Peaky Blinders Other favourites: Sherlock, La Casa de Papel, Ozark, Boardwalk Empire (First two seasons), You.

Vamos, Rafa!

They released it sooner than orignally planned? Wasn't it supposed to come out in September or something? Just started watching The Umbrella Academy. Will watch Lupin Season 2 after that.

You do have a thing for weird movies, don't you?

Boring I know, but one of the songs I always come back to. I always have phases where I listen the the shit out of it. Especially great with decent headphones or speakers.

I know the guy on the right is probably just leaping over the barricade. But the picture makes it look like he's just chilling on there with his fire extinguisher, watching the other guy doing all the work.

Hearty Starty made me laugh.

Wee bit of thunderstorms around tonight.

Sound of Metal (2019) This felt like a real authentic indie movie. I felt like I was following the character's story, instead of actually watching a movie. It just felt real. So many things that could have gone "typically Hollywood" plot-wise, instead it just felt like something that would happen to a real person. No unnecessary drama or sub-plots that we are so used to from movies nowadays. Great performance by Riz Ahmed as well. Give it a go if you want to watching something good! 8.5/10

And I thought the beginning looked a bit like Inception, with the buildings in the water. Turns out it's directed by Christopher Nolan's sister in law, and produced by his brother.

Looks intriguing.

Get well, soon, mate. Don't be shy to ask for suggestions. Maybe consider getting that free Amazon Prime trial while you're self isolating. Some decent stuff on there as well. Or Disney Plus for that matter.

Awful news. Only 19 years of age. So sad. RIP.