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The Offer: It's Who We Are (2022)
Season 1, Episode 9
Masterpiece
15 June 2022
This has to be one of the best episodes of television I've ever seen.. what a great series this has been.. please do the same with the making of apocalypse now story.
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Don't listen to reviews
2 March 2022
This is a great series that delivers everything you'd ever want from an 80s style tv series.. using a mixture of live action, animation, stop motion, 8 but and cgi this has everything to keep me glued to the screen.. they've even managed to nail the dodgy acting of the 80s movies that my generation all grew up loving.. superb series.
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Ignore the reviews
5 February 2021
I've no idea why this has received such poor reviews, I thought it was very good. The acting was great all round and the photography is excellent.. if you like the films of James Gray then you'll probably like this.. worth a watch
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Spycraft (2020–2022)
Annoying
27 January 2021
Would have been nice if the descriptive flash cards stayed on the screen long enough to read..
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Magic City (2012–2013)
Class Act
29 May 2012
Well I feel this show has everything good TV should bring to the screen.

The cast is excellent and acting is all on form all round. The sets and wardrobes are top notch and the attention to detail is as good as any period show on TV at the moment.

Its great to see the likes of Kelly Lynch in such a good role again at last.

Danny Huston delivers a hauntingly brilliant villain and Jef Morgan is possibly at his career best yet.

As for the women in the show, well need I say anything...

I'm happily addicted to the show and lets hope this one stays around for some time
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Who's ya daddy?
6 January 2001
Being the daughter of Francis Ford Coppolla and the wife of genius Spike `Being John Malkovich' Jonze, there was a lot of pressure on the standard of Sofia's directorial debut. To be honest I think the girl had balls for even looking at a camera.

As cinematic as the book is, Jeffrey Eugenide's novel demanded a directing talent with great emotional understanding and vision. In my view, Sofia was the perfect choice. The essence of nostalgia she has captured from the 70's middle class life in suburbia is truly inspiring.

The Virgin Suicides focuses on the life of five beautiful young girls, the Lisbon sisters. At its core, it is a mystery story, a heart-rending investigation into the impenetrable, life-altering secrets of American adolescence.

After one of the five sisters throws her self from a bedroom window, the remaining four are locked up behind closed doors, away from the fun, the boys and everything that makes little girls, little girls. It's not difficult to guess how it all ends. Fantastic.
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