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Moggy wrote:

Monkey Man wrote:Limited Series of 7 episodes out today. Lost meets Fyre Festival meets Hunger Games and stars Kate Bosworth, Natalie Martinez, Alex Pettyfer. Not seen any reviews for it.

The I-Land review – Netflix's castaway thriller is not a spoof. It really is this bad

https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radi ... s-this-bad

Sounds pretty bad. I am tempted to watch it now.

Monkey Man wrote:The I-Land spoilers for the 3rd episode as I expect I'm the only one watching it -

They're not actually on an island, they're all prisoners in a VR simulation where if they die on the Island they die in real life. It's an experiment to see if given a fresh start with no memory they can be good people.

Still bad.

Ironhide wrote:

Monkey Man wrote:The I-Land spoilers for the 3rd episode as I expect I'm the only one watching it -

They're not actually on an island, they're all prisoners in a VR simulation where if they die on the Island they die in real life. It's an experiment to see if given a fresh start with no memory they can be good people.

Still bad.

Almost everything in that spoiler is in the strawberry floating trailer.

Squinty wrote:Watching the making of The Dark Crystal show and this is just as essential as the show itself.

gamerforever wrote:

Squinty wrote:Watching the making of The Dark Crystal show and this is just as essential as the show itself.

Never seen the film, worth watching both in any order?

Monkey Man wrote:

Ironhide wrote:

Monkey Man wrote:The I-Land spoilers for the 3rd episode as I expect I'm the only one watching it -

They're not actually on an island, they're all prisoners in a VR simulation where if they die on the Island they die in real life. It's an experiment to see if given a fresh start with no memory they can be good people.

Still bad.

Almost everything in that spoiler is in the strawberry floating trailer.

I didn't watch the trailer, never do for TV/Movies I'm planning to watch other than Star Wars. The main reason is that they often spoil everything as in this case yet again.

Moggy wrote:

Monkey Man wrote:

Ironhide wrote:

Monkey Man wrote:The I-Land spoilers for the 3rd episode as I expect I'm the only one watching it -

They're not actually on an island, they're all prisoners in a VR simulation where if they die on the Island they die in real life. It's an experiment to see if given a fresh start with no memory they can be good people.

Still bad.

Almost everything in that spoiler is in the strawberry floating trailer.

I didn't watch the trailer, never do for TV/Movies I'm planning to watch other than Star Wars. The main reason is that they often spoil everything as in this case yet again.

You can’t really avoid that spoiler, Netflix auto plays the trailer and it says it in the very first line.

Godzilla wrote:Troll Hunter is now on Netflix. It's a bloody wonderful little movie about a documentary crew following a guy who turns out to be an actual Troll Hunter. It has great special effects and shows just enough of the monsters to make it a creature feature. It has a great sense of humour too and the landscapes all look stunning.

Hexx wrote:While off work been catching up on stuff that passed me by



Disenchantment is a bit shite isn’t it?

12 unique crime stories, 4 countries, one chance to uncover the truth. Criminal arrives Sept 20th with David Tennant, Hayley Atwell and Youssef Kerkour. Only on Netflix.