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Hey, new intro! Could not decide yet if i like it better or not. There were a lot of great scenes in this episode. The aforementioned Chayton just owns the screen every time he is on. Burton burtoning some stupid idiots. The bonding between Nola and Carrie by beating up an other idiot might be the most perfect mix between    and  ever. Stowe gave me a reaaaally creepy vibe and reminded me of the bad guy from the second Die Hard movie.But what stood out the most to me was the "humanization" of Kai Proctor which stood out even more as it was contrasted by showing Rebecca growing more and more ruthless. This can't end well for her. And who else automatically started an internal "when is she gonna gently caress with Hood"-clock in their head the second the female Reservation-deputy appeared on screen? /Edit for Gooncammery: The last thing you see before getting hosed  great transition work 
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This episode felt a bit off especially with the new intro but it was good to see all little the side stories like Stowe still trying to deal with the loss of his unit and Proctor looking after his mom Not sure if I read the scene wrong but did Chayton deliberately send his men to die? He stopped his brother from going and only sent two guys armed with knives to assault Proctor's heavily defended home but on the other hand, if Chayton himself had gone, I think he would have easily been able to kidnap Proctor and Rebecca undetected.
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I guess the title sequence was just special for this week. Not a long term change.
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Mars4523 posted:I really liked Chayton and Nola's talk. Guess they won't be working together  bou posted:Hey, new intro! Could not decide yet if i like it better or not. Stowe is intense as gently caress. Would also watch a spinoff of Nola and Carrie, assuming it aired after the Job and Sugar spinoff.
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Rocksicles posted:He's got some world class tattoo regret I bet he ends up on the team. They need a bigger force with all the poo poo going down.
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So glad this show is back and they're wasting no time going loving nuts this season. Owns so goddamn hard. And yeah Cinemax loving owns. My wife got me into Strike Back and The Knick was quality as gently caress too. What a creepy soundtrack that show has. e: my wife being really into Cinemax shows combined with the fact she constantly falls asleep watching TV means I often walk downstairs at 1AM to find her snoozing in front of some bizarre semi-softcore porn 
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Rhyno posted:I bet he ends up on the team. They need a bigger force with all the poo poo going down.  Emmett. They would never hire that neo nazi scum, reformed or not.
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:
Nah, they need someone who knows the ins and outs of the evil white people too. Hood took a shine to him, I'd bet on him joining up by mid season.
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His "hold onto that" line had me thinking that maybe he knew about a retaliation hit from the neonazis or something that was going to happen. I'm kind of expecting the new guy to get killed/shot in the next few episodes with the way things are going, so maybe he'll just take his place.
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I'm actually hoping Deputy Raven doesn't die. First, because we've just met him. And second, he's one of the handful of Native Americans on this show actually played by a Native American.
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Yodzilla posted:So glad this show is back and they're wasting no time going loving nuts this season. Owns so goddamn hard. Femme Fatale! Cinemax gets its audience.
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VDay posted:osietra is just a loving idiot, hth.
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I've been bingeing through this show since Monday thanks to that great OP. I've had MaxGO for a while but never had any interest in their original series because I thought it would be terrible B movie-grade. How wrong I was. It's like I wrote this show when I was 15. The CGI is so terrible in some spots, it comes back around to endearing. And the graphic on the site made me think it was animated for some reason. E: I also love Wire actors on other shows for some reason, and Burrell as Sugar is just perfect. E2: Holy poo poo Hood just decapitated Not-Jason-Statham with a jackknifing semi-truck. This show is absolutely ridiculous in the best possible way. E3: VVV I think I mean green screen. red19fire fucked around with this message at 00:10 on Jan 23, 2015 |
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The only CG I thought was terrible was the hilarious truck flip in the pilot episode
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The Duke posted:The only CG I thought was terrible was the hilarious truck flip in the pilot episode Shout out to the Strike Back bus, I forgot all about that.
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bou posted:Hey, new intro! Could not decide yet if i like it better or not.
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Pink shirts are hyper masculine. It means you've been murderlizing folks.
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rejutka posted:Pink shirts are hyper masculine. It means you've been murderlizing folks. He murdalyzes people, and he's bad at laundry. Because the shirts were white originally and he forgot to use oxi-clean in the wash and all the blood turned the shirts pink. I would like to see more go into a back story on him though, beyond the 'Origins' 2-minute video. Or maybe he's better as a mute killing machine, I can't decide.
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Visiting family now, so I can't post a full synopsis (at least right now), but tonight's episode has been described by MIA goon insider Surreal Windmill as the craziest episode they've ever done. EDIT: Just for the books, A Fixer of Sorts. quote:Lucas' secret is threatened when he's arrested; against Chayton's orders, Tommy Littlestone spearheads a second strike against Proctor at a local gentleman's club. DivisionPost fucked around with this message at 03:37 on Jan 24, 2015 |
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DivisionPost posted:Tonight's episode has been described by MIA goon insider Surreal Windmill as the craziest episode they've ever done. 
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That was the craziest loving episode of this show(any show) I've ever seen. That felt like the penultimate episode to the series, not episode loving 3! If that kinda poo poo is happening this early, what's the rest of the season?
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Holy gently caress that Nola and Burton fight was brutal. Could have believed either one would have died at the end.  Sugar and Job still the best. Liking Agent Robert Phillips, if only because he was smart enough to send proof to the sheriff department. I wonder if he will come back. Shame the same can't be said for fat Brantley
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:Liking Agent Robert Phillips, if only because he was smart enough to send proof to the sheriff department. I wonder if he will come back. Shame the same can't be said for fat Brantley Brantley died as he lived: excessively. And my only complaint about the Nola / Burton throwdown is that it seems like a waste of her character. And yet, what a way to send her off, goddamn.
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DivisionPost posted:Brantley died as he lived: excessively. Maybe it will send Carrie into a murder rampage But yea it was kind of a waste. We already knew Burton wasn't one to be hosed with.
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DivisionPost posted:Brantley died as he lived: excessively. I was shocked. The fight was badass. I liked the flashbacks for them both but drat I'm going to miss her. Wish she had ran for it at one point to fight another day. loving Burton though, that guy is just on another plane. Edit: Platinum is my new favorite character. That shrink session was fantastic Tooter fucked around with this message at 06:40 on Jan 24, 2015 |
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I lost count of how many times I said "Jesus Christ!!" out loud during this episode.
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I barely remembered the Burton/Nola fight happened because of all the poo poo that happened afterward. Brantley could have been a major villain on this show and they killed him off in hilarious fashion before the third act. I'm not sure there's a single other show on television with the balls to do the episode they did tonight. Goddamn.
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DivisionPost posted:
And yeah, Nola was pretty wasted. There was a lot of room for to explore her with Chayton, or with Carrie/Job and the crew.
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Odette Annable is a lead on another show and with Banshee being filmed way out in the countryside I doubt they could have had her on for longer. Burn twice as bright and all that. Towards the end of the fight I kind of thought Burton would spare her as a fellow troubled soul but it was not meant to be. I hope Brock and his ex get a chance to talk about the crazy day they had at work.
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When Mom Proctor made Kai promise to get Rebecca out of the house, was it because she thought he was a bad influence or because she knew they were  The former makes more sense, but the latter works too because her tone was pretty disgusted and upset. And of course this is Banshee so it's probably the latter.
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Mars4523 posted:Burton should have died, or been severely injured, just to deprive Proctor of his presence. He was severely injured. If this was any other show, and he wasn't Burton, he'd be loving toast. ne: Burton does seem to have a knack for being severely injured and just not quitting. He's like a loving pink-shirt-and-bowtie-wearing Terminator. In fact, goddamn, he reminds me exactly of a loving Terminator from the movies. Never talks, survives grievous injury that no actual human could handle, kills. life is killing me fucked around with this message at 09:06 on Jan 24, 2015 |
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Tooter posted:
Just watched and before anything else i came in here to say this
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Rhyno posted:Banshee is paced like the CW's Arrow except rated hard loving R. And with much better action scenes. That fight was one of the most brutal and best i've seen on TV. Most of it was in one continuous shot as well. Tooter posted:Edit: Platinum is my new favorite character. That shrink session was fantastic Don't you mean Platinummm, with 3 M's?
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There were about three and a half seconds there where I actually thought Matthew Rauch was under that fat suit. It made no sense, he was too tall, and the eyes were wrong, but for some reason I just wanted the show to be flat out cheeky enough to try and pull it off anyway. Also, either things don't bode well for Lotus' ex, or she's now one of the safest women in Banshee.
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