The Goods: Film Reviews
At around the thirty-four-minute mark of Gangs of London’s second season finale, we check in with Ed and Shannon Dumani, who are keeping a watchful eye out through the curtains of their room in the Red Lion Motel. In the adjoining ensuite bathroom, filling the space from wall to wall, they’ve piled the entirety of Asif’s stolen heroin shipment. They’ve pulled a double-reverse-Uno-card betrayal on Marian, and stolen the shipment from her and Luan in turn.
I know I’m a sucker for the dumbest teen comedies.
There are plenty of newly released movies that I get excited for. I figure out where and how to watch them, then make a mental note to do so as soon as I can.
You know who feels curiously absent from Season 2 of Gangs of London? Finn Wallace.
There are certainly some things about Longlegs that I like.
I’ll tell you something, Micah. This is the big difference between grown-ups and children: Grown-ups aren’t supervised. That’s it.
How would you rank the 2010s Hollywood Handsome Chrises?
Tuesday opens with us meeting Death.
Two actors.
S2 E6 of Gangs of London is the shortest episode of the entire show, as of this writing: a slender 49 minutes. Within that concentrated frame, it compresses some of the very best and the very worst qualities of Season 2.