I trust your taste bruh, I'mma go back and try to binge some of this during the holidays and New Year. Peace
The Peripheral (2022) Amazon Sci-Fi Series from Jonathan Nolan (WestWorld's Creator) Looks Fantastic (Teaser #1) Drops 10/21
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I trust your taste bruh, I'mma go back and try to binge some of this during the holidays and New Year. Peace
I also walked after the first three episodes.
Looks like everyone that stuck with it, seems to like it.
I'll give it another try.
Thanks for your input
Ok I gotta try this
damn i didn't know the tech had gone this far
Decent show
When the Navy 1st talked about the concept of these ships and other new generation ships they wanted this tech incorporated into to it with the rail gun and other future tech. This concept was back in late 1990s early 2000s when talk of the leaner meaner navy talk started. Lot of shit got put on the shelf or pushed back after 9/11.
I'm not surprised. trying to understand how this story is told in parallel universe is not everyone's cup of tea. very confusing at times. I liked the action scenes. I like that black brother on the wheels character, but not the black british dude's character.
GODDAMN
That's bullshit... they just want to blame workers, when what it really is is that they want to cut costs, especially after blowing so much on Lord of the Rings ($400+M) and Citadel (250M)
Amazon CEO Asks His Hollywood Studio to Explain Its Big Spending
In the past nine months, the streaming service has released at least a half-dozen pricey series that failed to connect with domestic audiences
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I have been a prime member since they first started doing it. The biggest problem, imo, has always been that prime video is seen as an "add-on" to prime shipping and not a separate service. Their marketing has always been terrible. You really only find out about shows if you see it on the Amazon homepage. When have you ever heard anyone ask "when does _______ on prime video drop?"That's bullshit... they just want to blame workers, when what it really is is that they want to cut costs, especially after blowing so much on Lord of the Rings ($400+M) and Citadel (250M)
Amazon CEO Asks His Hollywood Studio to Explain Its Big Spending
In the past nine months, the streaming service has released at least a half-dozen pricey series that failed to connect with domestic audiences
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