TV Party (Part 1)


enjoying this french netflix show, “ganglands,” about these two gay gals who are small time thieves and you know how it goes there’s an unexpected bag full of drugs at the place you’re robbing and you get in over your head and one of you ends up kidnapped, only the gal who gets kidnapped, it turns out her uncle is the neil mccauley of france

so him and his nieces girlfriend end up going on crime adventures to sort this mess out

also this gal is the bodyguard of the mob boss at the top of the chain

4 Likes

everyone has the right guns now but why does this look like a cheap fan film

3 Likes

a fan film! that’s what i couldn’t put my finger on. the lighting, color grading, the video quality all feel like an expensive youtube video from five years ago. it feels like carefully, heavily, storyboarded and art directed to get just the right shot at the expense of everything else at least from the few seconds of footage.

5 Likes

Doesn’t help that in the first released screens I coulda swore Spike was Freddie Wong’s little brother instead of John Cho

I was like, yes, this all fits exactly into place

Should have just hired Ryan and Dorkman to choreograph the final Spike v Vicious battle

very unfortunate robert rodriguez vibes off this

4 Likes

It’s kinda funny because I specifically saw someone say “Of course they need to change stuff for the live version, when you’re making something that isn’t a fan project you have to consider stuff more carefully”

And it ended up looks like solid youtube fan from from a decade ago.

Also weird is…wait is this an episode by episode remake of the TV show? And if so, why in the hell would anyone care? If you want fidelity to the source material there’s the source material. The only possible reason this could justify itself is by taking stuff in it’s own direction and this just looks like the same thing, but instead of a best in class anime series, it’s an extremely mid-tier live show.

1 Like

This Ain’t Cowboy Bebop XXX

2 Likes

It’s funny because I think I saw in an interview they said they’re not just going to remake every episode because what’s the point, but looking at this it seems like what they really meant was they’re doing every episode except any that revolved around Ed.

The live action cartoon vibe feels really off to me, since the original show is heavily influenced by western cinema a music from the 70s. They’d have been better off just going for a Tarantino knock-off heavy film grain kind of look.

1 Like

I do love the exaggerated designs a lot, but, it’s all going to hinge on whether or not these people can have a scene of just talking to each other without it looking ridiculously out-of-place.

attn @Felix

4 Likes

YES

2 Likes

there’s a nature show hosted by will smith coming out that’s called “welcome to earth” but he doesn’t even say the name of the show in the trailer. such a tease.

1 Like

Holy shit, I’m incredibly psyched for this.

1 Like

I love willy staley’s work already and this rules

3 Likes

This show sucked but also ruled. Knight spent 90% of his screentime drinking blood out of wine bottles and sadly playing piano in his converted warehouse apartment, and his partner’s name was “Skanky”

4 Likes

this weeks what we do in the shadows is so visually inventive and dense with jokes and creative special effects it really puts so many animated shows to shame

3 Likes

been watching a lot of kamen rider

7 Likes