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RE: Netflix trailers - Drunk Monk - 11-17-2022
Gamera rebirth
RE: Netflix trailers - Drunk Monk - 11-23-2022
Copenhagen Cowboy
RE: Netflix trailers - Greg - 11-28-2022
The Big 4 Full Trailer. Releases Dec 15 (Yes, I saw DM's post)
RE: Netflix trailers - Drunk Monk - 11-28-2022
(11-28-2022, 09:34 AM)Greg Wrote: Yes, I saw DM's post
True, but I only posted the teaser. You posted the full trailer. I will allow.
RE: Netflix trailers - thatguy - 11-30-2022
Quote:You can watch Netflix's new show Kaleidoscope in any order
Boing Boing
Devin Nealy
Netflix has always been on the cutting edge throughout its entire lifespan as a company. When Blockbuster and Hollywood Video ruled the video rental market in the early 2000s, Netflix opted for a more efficient system for home deliveries. By the time Blockbuster started to catch up, Netflix had already started its streaming service. Even in modernity, as competing streaming services begin to marshall original content, Netflix has a veritable library of original programming that dwarfs its contemporaries. Netflix is always a couple of steps ahead.
Netflix's eye for innovation doesn't just extend to the platform itself but also the content contained therein. With Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, Netflix pioneered interactive television, and with their new series Kaleidoscope, the streaming giant is about to experiment with another new concept. In the video linked above, you can check out the making of Kaleidoscope, a non-linear series that doesn't have a specific episode order.
Quote:Netflix is at it again. After changing the way we watch TV and then subverting the nature of storytelling with the Black Mirror movie Bandersnatch, the streamer will kick off 2023 with another viewing experience that might change the game. Kaleidoscope (formerly titled Jigsaw), a bank heist series that comes on the very first day of the year, offers a non-linear episode structure, meaning that whoever's watching can pick the order of the episodes as they sift through the story.
In order to shed some light on how this will be achieved, Netflix put together a trailer and first-look featurette in which the cast and crew talk about the puzzle-like nature of Kaleidoscope. However, the details of how each episode plays out are still kept under wraps, probably to make viewers more curious to check the series out.
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RE: Netflix trailers - Drunk Monk - 11-30-2022
There was buzz about Kaleidoscope at FXSF but Esposito was one of the celeb appearances...
RE: White Noise (2022) - Drunk Monk - 12-02-2022
(08-25-2022, 10:26 AM)Greg Wrote: Have you ever seen a trailer and had no idea what the movie was about? Welcome to White Noise.
This explains the teaser trailer a bit more. Looks good. I'm in.
The Witcher: Blood Origin (2022) - Greg - 12-03-2022
The Witcher: Blood Origin
Well, Michelle Yeoh's sword fight looked good.
The Pale Blue Eye (2023) - Greg - 12-07-2022
The Pale Blue Eye Full trailer. January 6th
Treason (2022) - Greg - 12-07-2022
Treason December 26 Must be a Christmas film.
RE: Netflix trailers - Drunk Monk - 12-14-2022
KALEIDOSCOPE
RE: Netflix trailers - cranefly - 12-21-2022
JUNG_E by Yeon Sang-ho (teaser)
RE: Netflix trailers - Drunk Monk - 12-22-2022
That '90s Show
RE: Netflix trailers - Drunk Monk - 01-04-2023
(12-21-2022, 02:22 PM)cranefly Wrote: JUNG_E by Yeon Sang-ho (teaser)
You People (2023) - Greg - 01-05-2023
You People (2023)
I was out until Julia Louis-Dreyfuss.