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I loved the book, but tbh, hated the series. I think that Pratchett's (and Gaiman's) writing is so fluid, that asking actors and directors to make it as fluid as it reads is a bit unfair, they just can't seem to do it. Maybe it's just the way it's cut, but no single scene ever flowed, they just were lots of cuts spliced together with too much empty space in between - it was like watching real-life stop-animation.
Finished them all now - it really is a good watch.Mr. Dazzle wrote: Sun Jun 13, 2021 8:56 am We started watching Jeremy's Farm on Amazon Prime last night. Its a documentary about Jeremy Clarkson's farm in the cotswolds, fronted by the man himself.
I know Clarkson can be polarising, but IMO his serious programmes are always good. The ones he did on Brunel or the Victoria Cross for example were excellent.
The farm programme has a few classically silly Clarkson moments - buying a massively overpowered and oversized Lamborghini tractor for example - but for the most part he plays it straight and genuine. You get the sense that he really "means it" and it's highly watchable.
I really enjoyed it, but took as a 'along the lines of' adaptation rather than strict copy.
Watched the first 2 last night - I really enjoyed it but wife wasn't so keen so I've downloaded to my phone and I'll watch on the commute.Mr. Dazzle wrote: Sun Jun 13, 2021 8:56 am We started watching Jeremy's Farm on Amazon Prime last night. Its a documentary about Jeremy Clarkson's farm in the cotswolds, fronted by the man himself.
I know Clarkson can be polarising, but IMO his serious programmes are always good. The ones he did on Brunel or the Victoria Cross for example were excellent.
The farm programme has a few classically silly Clarkson moments - buying a massively overpowered and oversized Lamborghini tractor for example - but for the most part he plays it straight and genuine. You get the sense that he really "means it" and it's highly watchable.
The Kaleb kid is brilliant isn't he? "Went to London on an art trip once. Stayed on the coach. Too many people!". Clearly DGAS who ex public schoolboy Clarkson is, but the two of them obviously hit it off somehow.v8-powered wrote: Sun Jun 13, 2021 6:13 pmWatched the first 2 last night - I really enjoyed it but wife wasn't so keen so I've downloaded to my phone and I'll watch on the commute.Mr. Dazzle wrote: Sun Jun 13, 2021 8:56 am We started watching Jeremy's Farm on Amazon Prime last night. Its a documentary about Jeremy Clarkson's farm in the cotswolds, fronted by the man himself.
I know Clarkson can be polarising, but IMO his serious programmes are always good. The ones he did on Brunel or the Victoria Cross for example were excellent.
The farm programme has a few classically silly Clarkson moments - buying a massively overpowered and oversized Lamborghini tractor for example - but for the most part he plays it straight and genuine. You get the sense that he really "means it" and it's highly watchable.
I binged watched the whole lot on the last 2 night shifts. I like Jezza, like his humour and style of acting, makes my larf!!Mr. Dazzle wrote: Sun Jun 13, 2021 8:56 am We started watching Jeremy's Farm on Amazon Prime last night. Its a documentary about Jeremy Clarkson's farm in the cotswolds, fronted by the man himself.
I know Clarkson can be polarising, but IMO his serious programmes are always good. The ones he did on Brunel or the Victoria Cross for example were excellent.
The farm programme has a few classically silly Clarkson moments - buying a massively overpowered and oversized Lamborghini tractor for example - but for the most part he plays it straight and genuine. You get the sense that he really "means it" and it's highly watchable.
We are re-watching it in 4K and Dolby Atmos and it's bloody brilliant. The detail is A-MAZING. The physics for combat is very good and we love the characters. Avassarala's jewellery will bankrupt me as Mrs M has taken a shine to it and our next Staffie will either be Amos, Camina or Bobbi depending on temperament.demographic wrote: Sat May 08, 2021 11:15 pm The Expanse.
At first I wasn't so sure but they seemed to put the effort in to get the gravity situation as good as it could be done.
Upto series five and as far as I'm concerned its just getting better.
Two standout characters are Amos and Avassarala.
Amos started out as a meathead enforcer and doesn't say much but still waters run deep with that one and Avasarala has been good all the way through.
Oh and its got spaceships in it, if thats not your thing I'm sure theres some Only Fools and Horses being repeated somewhere or other.
