We have reached the mid-way point of Season 1 for the The Big Door Prize, and the over-arching story is still pretty murky. The show has been decent so far, not at the top of my list for Apple TV+ shows, but nothing unwatchable. Episode 5 provides more of the same, but it gets slightly better at covering more ground throughout the episode.
The Big Door Prize continues to build a solid cast of characters, but it feels like we are accomplishing less each episode.
Episode 2 picks off where we started, but follows Cass around instead of Dusty. I like Cass a lot more than Dusty, and that alone made this an even better episode.
The Big Door Prize starts of smoothly, with a first episode that introduces us to the main characters. The stage is set, and a couple of existential questions start to form.
Luther: The Fallen Sun is a good movie with stellar acting. Andy Serkis puts together one of his best performances in a chilling, dark movie that introduces Luther to the big screen.
My Policeman is a 2022 Drama, Romance movie currently streaming on Amazon Prime. The movie contains some powerful messages, but lacks direction and connection to our characters.
Spiderhead is one of Netflix’s better movies to date. The large question behind the movie is more complex than meets the eye, and the writers do a wonderful job of putting you in the characters shoes. Film is and always will be about conjuring thoughts and captivating an audience, something Spiderhead does quite well.
Along for the Ride carries some heavy messaging that struggles to get through the slow plot and awkward dialogue.
Apollo 10 1/2 is a coming of age movie that explores a young boy’s imagination as he grows up during the bustling time of the space race.
Windfall is a slow movie that build its way up to an explosive climax. Not for those who are impatient.
