Also, don't forget THIS week's new episode will be available on HBO Max starting Friday night! Smart move as they'd be going against the Super Bowl on Sunday.
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He's got to be one of the biggest stars of today, and whats funny is he has done it mostly through television series. I haven't seen Massive Talent yet, and I know he plays a big role in that, but has he had any other big movies? Anything that comes close to Last of Us, Mando, and GoT? Could include Narcos to a lesser degree.
I haven't played the games but I think you're going to see a lot of growth from her. Born and raised in a very insulated world. She's started to see some things and had to do what she did in last night's episode.
I love him in everything he's done
Big shows...not big movies really. I guess the Wonder Woman sequel would be his biggest maybe? The Netflix movie The Bubble was so panned but I thought it was actually pretty funny and he's a riot in it.
Why would a streaming service care when new material debuts? The Super Bowl being Sunday has nothing to do with the viewership of a program you can watch at any time. It isn't like the 1970's when a show appeared once at it's scheduled time and if you missed it you missed out.
Because with their Sunday night release, it still gives the same fan following that the linear cable network had. It's part of the appeal to have one episode drop per week at a certain time. It allows for discussion and podcasts and a following rather than "hey you should watch this show" that you get with dumping a whole season at once.
I don't think it did well at the box office, sorry to say, but Massive Talent is 'effin hilarious, and he's great in it.
Unconfirmed runtimes of the remaining episodes, are 59, 59, 56, 51, and 43 minutes. Hoping the finale one is wrong. That doesn't seem like nearly enough time for everything. They better not ****** cut out the giraffe, I don't care how bad the CGI is.
I saw on the preview some massive zombie. I'm guessing that's what was coming up from the ground in the most recent episode that Kathleen seemed not too worried about.
What are you watching? She’s not whiny or bratty at all. She’s pretty funny and adapting well and quickly.
He was a big get for Wonder Woman 1984, but the character was played for laughs and was written poorly which isn't his fault.
That movie was just so f*cking terrible.
Massive Talent was terrific. The only part I didn't like was the Young Nic Cage persona.
Guessing you haven't gotten to know too many early teens. That's how they are. All of them. Including you and me. Most grow out of it thank god.
