The Trailer Park

Poor horsey

Í wish I had access to Prehistoric Planet
Now that I've finished Supergirl there's not really any series left, that I want to follow. Guess I'll have to catch up on my movies-to-watch list...

I can't even remember what Covenant is, but I vaguely recall Prometheus being something I didn't like.

After having played Planet Nomad in my usual obsessed way (leaving both unfinished Subnautica and Skyrim adventures behind and possibly forgotten.... might be time to get back to those) I turned it off when it was time to rebuild my incredibly slow and non-manoeuvrable air truck, and decided to watch a film. Which is why this isn't in the wrong thread.

I decided to watch The Pale Blue Eye. Not sure what I think. Was the real Poe that strange and incomprehensible? There was a lot of dialogue where I felt like they said something that didn't make sense while apparently meaning something else, which they understood just fine but I didn't. But in spite of not quite following, the plot itself wasn't particularly mysterious and some of the clues a bit too glaringly obvious. (A family ashamed of their past who puts their black-sheep ancestors portrait on the wall and keep a super rare book - possibly the only copy in existence - just lying around in the library?) I did not see the plot twist at the end coming, although in hindsight I feel I should have. Regardless, I didn't like it. The twist, that is. Still divided on the film as a whole.

I have finished Fubar, which felt a bit too long as a series and probably would have done better as a movie. The jokes were a bit dated, as in they were kind of the same jokes Arnold would do in the 80ies, maybe 90ies. The bickering between his character and his daughter was a bit tiresome, too. And the last episode ended in a way that suggests - very strongly - that they want to make a second season. Whether they actually will, I've no idea. I wouldn't be sad if they didn't...

Today I watched the second episode of the third season of Sanditon on SVTplay, right after breakfast.... I had planned to save it a bit longer Anyway, I then proceeded to find one called Gentleman Jack on HBO, which is also period drama. Suranne Jones plays Anne Lister who was a real person, once upon a time. The series is based off of her journals. I'm not sure why the series is called Gentleman Jack as Anne is called Fred by at least one of her female lovers. But Suranne does a good job of portraying this no nonsense woman who dresses in a sort of half male style and does things that are considered "men's work" (like driving carriages or collecting rent, in the first episode). She does occasionally wink at the camera, which doesn't bother me exactly, but it's a bit unnecessary, breaking the fourth wall or whatsitscalled.