RATE or REVIEW The Last Movie You Watched.

[RIDDICK]

I'd also suggest you watch the rest of the show, just for the lulz.
There's like laugh out loud awfulness in S8, especially the finale.

I've heard about the finale back there, had a sad...
Not sure I want to tarnish my love for first two seasons by watchin' the inferior one's.

S3 was sooo meh, I nearly died of boredom.

John Lithgow was a really good villain.

I forgot he was in this!!! Lithgow is awesome, will watch.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Only thing I remember from S5 is Johnny Lee Miller from Trainspotting is in it

There's a really weird subplot in season 6 that involves Dexter and Debra

Spoiler

she's in love with him

...and that was really weird, but I haven't seen season 7, so I don't know what's going on there

 

[a-dev]

Never watched Dexter or Breaking Bad. I seem to require some sort of fantastical/supernatural element these days.

 

[Snake Plissken]

There's a really weird subplot in season 6 that involves Dexter and Debra

Spoiler

she's in love with him

...and that was really weird, but I haven't seen season 7, so I don't know what's going on there

Ah yes, I remember that

Just reminds me how awful they ended the show in the finale between those two.

 

[RIDDICK]

Never watched Dexter or Breaking Bad.
I seem to require some sort of fantastical/supernatural element these days.

Watch at least the first season of Dexter. It's great.

 

[mikedanger]

Civil War 6/10

Cool moments but the story was boring IMO. Least favorite of the Cap movies.

 

[kryptonianmutie]

I couldn't remember if Lithgow was 3 or 4. All I know is I stopped watching the season after because the show seemed nothing like it was when it first started.

 

[jnmx2000]

I couldn't remember if Lithgow was 3 or 4. All I know is I stopped watching the season after because the show seemed nothing like it was when it first started.

he was 4. One was the whole murder mom mystery, two was the bayside butcher where they found the ocean graveyard, three Dexter had someone that wanted to kill bad guys too that would help Dexter cover up his murders and then 4 was the Trinity Killer, which people consider that to be the best season, I feel like it gets that because of that gut punch final scene,
I personally still like season one more.

I liked season 5 and 6, they were ok but man did Deb and Dex get weird in the end. you could watch seasons 1-4 and stop there honestly. I loved the first 4 seasons, season one is a 10/10 to me, some of the best television you could watch.

 

[kryptonianmutie]

he was 4. One was the whole murder mom mystery, two was the bayside butcher where they found the ocean graveyard, three Dexter had someone that wanted to kill bad guys too that would help Dexter cover up his murders and then 4 was the Trinity Killer.

I liked season 5 and 6, they were ok but man did Deb and Dex get weird in the end. you could watch seasons 1-4 and stop there honestly. I loved the first 4 seasons, season one is a 10/10 to me, some of the best television you could watch.

Watch at least the first season of Dexter. It's great.

I remember watching the first episode just as a lark wondering how a show about a serial killer would appeal to people, and I was hooked! I told my wife (girlfriend at the time) about it and she was very hesitant because she's squeamish, and then she got hooked! Outstanding storytelling in that first season.

 

[Lejuan]

The last couple of seasons of Dexter - and the last season especially - are so bad that they almost make you forget that it was ever any good at all.

If Dexter had put on a leather jacket and water-skied over a shark it wouldn't have looked out of place. In fact one of the last shots wasn't far off it.

To be honest, as good as Lithgow was, the show should've ended after season 2.

 

[YoNoSe]

The decisions in S8 are so disjointed and nonsensical, especially the ending. There's much embarrassment to behold in that season, believe me.

Spoiler

 

[Captain-Miles-Dallas]

The Lady From Shanghai - 1948, starring Rita Hayworth,
Orson Welles. Good movie. Some interesting twists & turns. a
story of greed, murder, & betrayal. I'd never seen this one before.
Was just on TCM.

 

[Snake Plissken]

The last couple of seasons of Dexter - and the last season especially - are so bad that they almost make you forget that it was ever any good at all.

If Dexter had put on a leather jacket and water-skied over a shark it wouldn't have looked out of place. In fact one of the last shots wasn't far off it.

To be honest, as good as Lithgow was, the show should've ended after season 2.

I agree. Doakes was a hard act to follow.

Still my favorite scene of the show.

Spoiler

I still can't believe they went with that. It's probably the worst season finale I've ever seen. I didn't like the Sopranos ending at first, but now after reading between the lines, I think it's perfect.

 

[YoNoSe]

Sopranos was ballsy but understandably frustrating to a lot of fans.

I'm a Lost fan and love that ending but I get why a lot of people don't.

The Dexter ending is like the monkey scene in Crystal Skull. You were pretty sure it wasn't going to be great, but you never thought it would get THAT bad.

 

[highlander1]

HUSH. Kate Siegel A Fun Fast Thrill kill ride a pure 10 very fast n creepy.

 

[YoNoSe]

Midnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil - hadn't seen this in years. I love a movie or show that really captures a place while telling the story and this one does it wonderfully. Plus Cusack, a Kevin Spacey that's not always screaming his face off, a fabulous tranny sidekick, and voodoo. Everything a good crime story needs!

 

[Lejuan]

I still can't believe they went with that. It's probably the worst season finale I've ever seen. I didn't like the Sopranos ending at first, but now after reading between the lines, I think it's perfect.

Did you read that run-down online theorising on the meaning of the last sequence (vis-a-vis use of camera and references to earlier seasons and The Godfather? I found it pretty convincing, and I'm satisfied with that interpretation of the ending.

 

[Snake Plissken]

Did you read that run-down online theorising on the meaning of the last sequence (vis-a-vis use of camera and references to earlier seasons and The Godfather? I found it pretty convincing, and I'm satisfied with that interpretation of the ending.

Yeah, I can't recall the site but they really analyze shot for shot of the final scene and make it very obvious what went down went it cut to black. I'm fully happy with the ending and if you pay attention to the vacation scene with Tony and Bobby in the boat, they tell you exactly what the ending was.

Spoiler

During the final scene, Tony looks up and the camera goes to his view very deliberately over and over, to hammer it home you see what's happening through his eyes. Then, it cuts to black after he looks up one more time. Even the "Member's Only" jacket guy said in the script that he walks from the bathroom to Tony's table, I assume off camera.

 

[Lejuan]

It's a great run-down, props to the author. It makes me think on how much of that show just went over my head for lack of awareness and attention to detail.

Major, major spoiler alert:

https://masterofsopranos.wordpress.com/the-sopranos-definitive-explanation-of-the-end/

 

[Snake Plissken]

Yeah, that's the site. I may give it a read today.

The only symbolism that I can recall that was obvious to me was the crow showing up in the window when Christopher was getting made.