On the Floor is back and more unorganized, jumbled, and scatterbrained as ever as we talk about new Netflix show Sense8. It’s appropriate that we have a wide ranging discussion given that the show is about 8 lives in 8 different places and mind melds and the such. We give our overall thoughts on the show, what worked and what didn’t, our fave characters, and who makes our sense8 workout list. We also talk about orgies and Spagettit tries to come for my wig over Lito. Enjoy!
Yall sense8s just…That show is wild. Don’t read any further till you have gotten to episode 7.
Making a film for a star is not a new Hollywood concept, its been done since we discovered what stars can do for film’s box office. Still there hasn’t quite been someone in the package of one Melissa McCarthy to build one around. Thank goodness for Spy then, the smart, wickedly pointed spoof of all spy films, that gives her an amazing movie to lead.
No show can stress me out like Game of Thrones and lordt did they come up with a doozy of an episode to do just that. In a season that has been pretty lackluster, Game of Thrones showed how when its on, its fucking on. Here’s a video recap of the episode.
Let me just start off by saying this, San Andreas is a fucking awesome movie! Whew, I feel good that I’ve gotten that out onto the page and now we can move past cursing and exclamation points. San Andreas represents all that is wonderful about the summer blockbuster season: characters you can root for, crazy spectacle, and most importantly, elements that allow you to commune with it in pure ways. Cinema can do many things, but first and foremost, it must entertain.
Simply put, Heaven Knows What is a film by the Ben and Joshua Safdie about a young girl, Harley, who is dumped by her seemingly on-and-off-again boyfriend, Ilya. After a loving decision to try and get his attention, she proceeds to try to find love in ALL the wrong places. This is the scariest film I have seen so far this year! From the very beginning the Safdie Brothers do not let you from their grasp (even when the credits roll at the end). They remind us that this a lifestyle that never ends, and we don’t even know how it started. It just happened.