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Bookapotamus (289 KP) rated Loot Time Podcast in Podcasts

Oct 9, 2018  
Loot Time Podcast
Loot Time Podcast
Games & Hobbies, TV & Film
6
7.9 (17 Ratings)
Podcast Rating
Great content, discussion of things most people don't discuss, brings back memories (0 more)
Hosts don't mesh too well yet, almost a one-sided conversation - just wish more interaction and back and forth conversation. (0 more)
Love the content - An 80s kids dream conversation!
So, I really enjoyed most of this - the content is awesome and the discussion is really thoughtful and thorough and different from most podcasts of this genre. I loved how it would bring up things from my childhood in the 80s. How things scared me (Ghostbusters 1 vs 2 - definitely 1 OMG!) And I love that they talk about not all the mainstream stuff - hell Bill & Ted!! I really like listening to Steven - he's solid, talks really well and is easy to follow. Kevin needs to jump in more with conversation... he does a lot of agreeing and sound effects (Yea. Right? HaHa!) it's a bit distracting (and kinda loud) and doesn't add much to the conversation (the Colossal ep specifically). Steven really does well running the conversations and his voice is pretty smooth and mellow which is why I think maybe it's just as simple as Kevin turning his mic down a bit?! I'm sure you guys will find your groove - and I look forward to seeing it happen!
  
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Awix (3310 KP) rated Out of Blue (2019) in Movies

Apr 10, 2019 (Updated Apr 10, 2019)  
Out of Blue (2019)
Out of Blue (2019)
2019 | Drama, Thriller
4
5.3 (4 Ratings)
Movie Rating
Bafflingly impenetrable crime drama. A young woman is found dead from a gunshot wound; assigned to the case is veteran homicide detective Mike Hoolihan (Clarkson) who finds it opens up many unanswered questions from her own past, raising many demons.

Sounds fairly straightforward, but film's many strange pretensions - discussion of quantum theory, astrophysics - and dourly humourless tone make it intensely hard work. Why does title not include word 'the'? It's a mystery. Why does this review not include word 'the'? Well, you've got to do something for entertainment, and this film certainly doesn't fit bill. Feels weirdly incompetent on many levels.