#amazon prime utopia

[wrensgeekyvibes]

Call Jane

Continuing on my journey through Cory Michael Smith's filmography. So far:

Utopia

Gotham

Incomplete

Transatlantic

Next up, is Call Jane with Sigourney Weaver and Elizabeth Banks. This movie is set in 1969-1970 hence the AMAZING hairstyle. But he's great (as usual) and is kind of a mix of Nygma (Gotham) and Thomas (Utopia). It's a pretty good movie and I recommend it.

(also, shirtless scene...we're all winners here...)

[cinemaquiles]

"Fallout": uma introdução sobre o mundo retro futurista e 5 temas para observar na futura série!

[graciousdragon]

NO WHO WAS GOING TO TELL ME FIONA DOURIF WAS IN THE SHITTY AMERICAN REMAKE OF UTOPIA I'M SO FUCKING DEVASTATED RIGHT NOW

[mercyisms]

what characters do you feel like are as well written as mercymore? It's so hard finding female characters who are assertive, confident, bitchy and morally dubious - let alone ones as well written as Mercymore (and Ianthe for that matter) is.

Deeply enjoying this Freudian slip of wanting Mercymore. Off the top of my head, you may enjoy:

Books: We Have Always Lived in the Castle, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, and okay, honestly, kind of left field and it's been a decade or so since I've read it & it's certainly of its era but maybe The Joy Luck Club, lol.

Plays: Mother Courage and her Children, A Streetcar Named Desire, The Lion in Winter.

TV: Channel 4's Utopia (not the Amazon remake!! a Show of All Time and me flexing a deep cut), AMC's Interview with a Vampire (many a beloved bitchy man, but Claudia, beloved; I think she and Mercy would vibe tbqh), HBO's Succession (Shiv Roy and Gerri Kellman, you will always be famous, etc). Idk, Fleabag? (Look, take it as you will, but I actually really enjoy reading the Fleabag scripts.)

Video Games: I think some of the games Tamsyn has either cited as inspiration, eg. Umineko When They Cry, or confirmed to play, eg. Disco Elysium (like Mercymorn, the female characters are secondary ones, but everyone's very voicey and fun) are probably vibe.

Comics: Queer terrors abound in What Happens Next (webcomic), idk anything Emily Carroll is probably a vibe, although certainly more condensed.

[strange-calathea]

Cancelled shows I love:(

Inside job (Netflix)

The owl house (Disney)

Dead end: Paranormal park (Netflix)

The imperfects (Netflix)

I am not okay with this (Netflix)

Utopia (Prime video) (US, the UK versiom was too slow for me:()

Infinity train (Cartoon Network I think)

Babysitters Club (Netflix)

American vandal (Netflix) (this one was soo funny it couldve gone way too far<3)

Disjointed (Netflix) (tbh I don't fully remember this one but I remember liking it alot and being sad when I found out it was over)

Harlan coben's Shelter (I MISS SPOON:()

The midnight club (Netflix)

The wilds (Amazon prime)

This was just a list for me I had in my drafts but uhh I accidentally posted it so here it is I guess??? Sorry?

[cartoonfanaticmonsterrobotalien]

Solar Opposites Intro (Janiz Version by @avaveevo)

The Solar Opposites intro plays with a view of the planet Shlorp.

Janiz: Planet Shlorp was the perfect Utopia… until the asteroid hit!

The asteroid hits Shlorp.

Janiz: *voiceover* One hindered adults and their Replicants are issued a Pupa and escaped into space! Searching for new homes on uninhabited worlds! So my brother and his family crash on Earth, stranded them on an already populated planet!

Then Korvo drops the Pupa

Janiz: *voiceover* That’s my brother Korvo who drop the Pupa. But the Pupa is okay. He hates Earth and thinks it’s a horrible and that people are stupid and confusing.

One by one the family picks up the Pupa before it finishes with Korvo.

Janiz: *voiceover* I still don’t get why people love Amazon Prime Video so much and prefer it over Hulu! Hulu’s the best fucking streaming service! I mean Amazon Prime Video does get bigger quality and has amazing shows! But Hulu deserves more respect and praise, y’all!

Cue the Solar Opposites Title Card!

[cheshirelibrary]

I'm with the Band: Musical Novels

[via GoodReads]

In 2019, author Taylor Jenkins Reid stomped over the fields of publishing like a kaiju with her wildly popular rock and roll novel Daisy Jones & the Six. The long-awaited TV adaptation—just out on Amazon Prime—is expected go kaiju all over again. In honor of this development, we’ve gathered here a spirited and unruly list of novels with a musical heart.

A Visit from the Goon Squad by Jennifer Egan

The Final Revival of Opal & Nev by Dawnie Walton

High Fidelity by Nick Hornby

The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love by Oscar Hijuelos

Bel Canto by Ann Patchett

The Violin Conspiracy by Brendan Slocumb

The Commitments by Roddy Doyle

Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell

Mary Jane by Jessica Anya Blau

The Ballad of Perilous Graves by Alex  Jennings

The Ensemble by Aja Gabel

...

Click through to see more titles.

[luludog3-blog]

Just a heads up to anyone thinking of getting prime video to watch THE HOUR, UTOPIA or MODERN LOVE.....be careful. These shows actually belong to subsidiaries: you don't get them free with your subscription 😡 you have to pay EXTRA to get them or subscribe to mgm or paramount or something 🤷‍♀️. 🖕🖕🖕that. Talk about a damn rip-off.

As GREAT as each of these shows are, I'm not paying a monthly subscription to NOT be able to access them. 🖕🖕🖕prime AND amazon.

[pagebypagereviews]

Gillian Flynn Biography Gillian Flynn is a renowned American author and screenwriter, best known for her gripping psychological thrillers, including the critically acclaimed novel "Gone Girl." Her work often delves into dark, complex characters and intricate plots. Biography Gillian Flynn Information Table table width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; th, td border: 1px solid black; padding: 8px; text-align: left; th background-color: #f2f2f2; Attribute Details Full Name Gillian Schieber Flynn Date of Birth February 24, 1971 Nationality American Profession Author, Screenwriter, Producer Notable Works Sharp Objects (2006), Dark Places (2009), Gone Girl (2012) Languages Published 40 Gone Girl Sales (as of 2016) More than 15 million copies Film Adaptation of Gone Girl Script by Gillian Flynn, Directed by David Fincher (2014) Awards for Gone Girl Film Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, Nominated for Writers Guild of America and BAFTA awards Sharp Objects HBO Series Written and Produced by Gillian Flynn, Nominated for Primetime Emmy and Writers Guild of America Award Screenplay of Widows (2018) Co-written with Director Steve McQueen Amazon Prime Video Series Utopia (2020) - Showrunner, Writer, Executive Producer Upcoming Work Currently writing her fourth novel, to be published by Penguin Random House Early Life Gillian Flynn - Early Life Gillian Flynn, the acclaimed author known for her novels such as "Gone Girl," "Dark Places," and "Sharp Objects," was born in Kansas City, Missouri. She spent her formative years in the Coleman Highlands neighborhood of midtown Kansas City. Both of her parents were educators, teaching at Metropolitan Community College–Penn Valley. This nurturing environment, steeped in academia, no doubt influenced her literary inclinations. After completing her early education in Kansas City, Flynn pursued graduate studies in Chicago. Her journey from Kansas City to Chicago marked the beginning of her illustrious career in writing and journalism. Family Gillian Flynn's Family Information table width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; th, td padding: 8px 12px; border: 1px solid #ddd; text-align: left; th background-color: #f4f4f4; Relation Name Information Father Edwin Matthew Flynn Edwin Matthew Flynn was a film professor at Metropolitan Community College–Penn Valley. Mother Judith Ann Judith Ann was a reading comprehension professor at Metropolitan Community College–Penn Valley. Brother Travis Flynn Travis Flynn is an older brother of Gillian Flynn and works as a railroad machinist. Height, Weight, And Other Body Measurements Gillian Flynn Body Measurements Attribute Measurement Height 5 ft 6 in (168 cm) Weight Not publicly available Body Measurements Not publicly available For more information about Gillian Flynn, you can visit the following links: Gillian Flynn | Biography, Books, Sharp Objects, Dark Places Gillian Flynn - Wikipedia Gillian Flynn on IMDb Wife/husband / Girlfriend/boyfriend Gillian Flynn's Relationship Details Gillian Flynn is blissfully married to her husband, Brett Nolan. The couple has been together for several years and shares two children. Their marriage is often cited as happy and supportive, despite the dark themes present in Flynn's writing. Marriage Details Husband: Brett Nolan Marriage Date: Not publicly disclosed Children: Two There is no public information available regarding any previous relationships or significant others before her marriage to Brett Nolan. Gillian Flynn has kept her personal life relatively private, focusing public attention on her successful career as an author. Gillian Flynn is a New York Times bestselling author known for her novels such as "Gone Girl," "Dark Places," and "Sharp Objects." Her works often delve into the darker aspects of human nature and relationships, earning her critical acclaim and a dedicated readership.

Flynn currently resides in New York with her family and continues to contribute to the literary and entertainment world with her unique storytelling style. Career, Achievements And Controversies Gillian Flynn - Career, Achievements, and Controversies Gillian Flynn is best known for her bestselling novels, particularly "Gone Girl," which became a major success and was adapted into a popular film. Her works are acclaimed for their dark themes and complex, flawed characters. She initially gained fame with her debut novel, "Sharp Objects," but "Gone Girl" catapulted her to international recognition. Flynn's career began in journalism; she trained at Chicago's Northwestern University, focusing on confronting non-fictional evil. She worked as a television critic for Entertainment Weekly before transitioning to fiction writing. Her notable works include: Sharp Objects (2006) - Her debut novel, which was later adapted into a television series. Dark Places (2009) - A thriller that explores themes of family and memory. Gone Girl (2012) - A psychological thriller that became a New York Times bestseller and was adapted into a successful film directed by David Fincher. The Grownup (2015) - A short story that won the Edgar Award for Best Short Story. Edgar Award for Best Short Story for "The Grownup" (2015). Goodreads Choice Award for Best Mystery & Thriller for "Gone Girl" (2012). Barry Award for Best First Novel for "Sharp Objects" (2007). CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger for "Sharp Objects" (2007). Gillian Flynn has faced controversies, particularly accusations of misogyny in her works. Critics have argued that her portrayal of female characters is often negative and reinforces harmful stereotypes. For instance, her depiction of Amy Dunne in "Gone Girl" has been a focal point of debate, with some accusing Flynn of hating women. Flynn has responded to these criticisms by stating that she writes complex, flawed characters regardless of gender and challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about human nature. As of now, Gillian Flynn continues to write and engage with her audience. She also works on various film and television adaptations of her books. Flynn treats her writing process like a nine-to-five job, maintaining a disciplined approach to her craft. For more information, you can visit her Wikipedia page or her profile on the Penguin Random House Speakers Bureau website. Faq FAQs about Gillian Flynn body font-family: Arial, sans-serif; line-height: 1.6; margin: 20px; h1 color: #333; .faq margin-bottom: 20px; .question font-weight: bold; Q: Who is Gillian Flynn? A: Gillian Flynn is an American author, screenwriter, and former television critic. She is best known for her novels "Gone Girl," "Sharp Objects," and "Dark Places." Q: What is Gillian Flynn's most famous work? A: Gillian Flynn's most famous work is "Gone Girl," a psychological thriller that became a bestseller and was adapted into a successful film directed by David Fincher. Q: Has Gillian Flynn won any awards for her writing? A: Yes, Gillian Flynn has received numerous awards and nominations. Gone Girl" was named one of the best books of 2012 by several publications, and her debut novel "Sharp Objects" won the Edgar Award for Best First Novel. Q: Has Gillian Flynn written any screenplays? A: Yes, Gillian Flynn has written several screenplays. She wrote the screenplay for the film adaptation of "Gone Girl," and co-wrote the screenplay for the film "Widows" with director Steve McQueen. Q: What themes are commonly found in Gillian Flynn's novels? A: Gillian Flynn's novels often explore themes such as psychological manipulation, dysfunctional relationships, and the dark side of human nature. Her writing is known for its dark and twisty plots. Q: When did Gillian Flynn start her writing career? A: Gillian Flynn began her writing career as a television critic for Entertainment Weekly.

She published her first novel, "Sharp Objects," in 2006.

[breekelly]

Unveiling Cinematic Dreams: Navigating DesireMovies Alternatives

In the mesmerizing realm of cinema, our desires find an escape, a canvas where imagination dances with reality. The digital age has granted us unprecedented access to these dreams, and DesireMovies was once a prominent name in this landscape. Alas, every tale has its twists, and the world of online movie streaming is no exception. As we bid adieu to DesireMovies, a new chapter unfolds with alternatives that promise to keep the silver screen enchantment alive.

The Ebb and Flow of DesireMovies: A Fond Farewell

DesireMovies, a platform that once ignited the flickering flames of cinephiles, created waves with its treasure trove of movies spanning genres and languages. It was a digital haven where users could satiate their appetite for visual stories from across the globe. However, the ever-evolving landscape of legality and copyright concerns cast a shadow on this cinematic utopia. DesireMovies, like many others, fell victim to the relentless pursuit of protecting intellectual property rights.

The Reel Deal: Exploring Alternatives

But fear not, for where one chapter ends, another begins. The digital universe is vast and teeming with alternatives that offer the magic of movies at the click of a button. Here are a few platforms that can help you keep your cinematic desires burning bright:

1. Netflix: The titan of streaming needs no introduction. With a vast library of original content and licensed classics, Netflix is a one-stop-shop for all your cinematic cravings.

2. Amazon Prime Video: From critically acclaimed movies to popular TV shows, Prime Video offers a diverse range of content. The option to rent or buy movies not included in the subscription adds to its allure.

3. Disney+: For the inner child in you, Disney+ is a trove of animated classics, Marvel superhero sagas, and the Star Wars universe.

4. Hulu: If you're seeking a mix of current TV episodes, movies, and original content, Hulu has got you covered.

5. HBO Max: With a fusion of HBO's premium content and WarnerMedia's extensive library, this platform offers a cinematic journey like no other.

6. Kanopy: If you're a fan of indie and art-house cinema, Kanopy provides a curated collection that caters to the connoisseurs of the silver screen.

7. Crunchyroll: Anime enthusiasts will find their paradise here, with a staggering collection of anime series and films.

The Quest for Cinematic Bliss Continues

As we embrace these DesireMovies Alternatives, let's remember that every platform contributes to the vibrant tapestry of cinematic artistry. Each service brings its unique flavor to the table, catering to different tastes and preferences. While the closure of DesireMovies may stir a sense of nostalgia, it also reminds us of the impermanence of the digital landscape. So, let's raise our virtual popcorn bags to the journey ahead, where countless movies are waiting to unfold before our eyes. The desire for movies transcends platforms, and as long as there are stories to be told, the magic of cinema will continue

[wrensgeekyvibes]

Utopia

So I finished Transatlantic (seriously, watch it, it's great. He's great. Everyone is great) and now I am determined to watch everything else CMS has been in.

Next up, Utopia on Amazon Prime. It came out in 2020 after Gotham. Its subject matter parallels what was going on during that time (COVID). I'm only 3 episodes in, and he doesn't have a lot of screen time, but when he does, it's -chef's kiss-.

Join me on this journey.

[cinemaquiles]

"Fallout": uma introdução sobre o mundo retro futurista e 5 temas para observar na futura série!

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[suchananewsblog]

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Unicorn Wars’ on VOD, a Deranged Animation About The World’s Most Violent Teddy Bears

This week on WTF Theater is Unicorn Wars (now streaming on VOD services like Amazon Prime Video), which is your average incredibly violent animated film about cutesy-poo religious-zealot teddy bears bent on slaughtering all the unicorns in the land and therefore bringing about a prophesied utopia. I can read your thoughts now: “Again? Didn’t 80 for Brady JUST cover that exact same material?”…

[zooterchet]

Scrivens Two-Form (Mosaic Laws Set)

Bulletin Search: Richard Coughlin, “Richard Ramirez”.

Reason: Borrowing the author’s 1997 Pontiac Grandam, to go back to Hopkinton, and meet Steph Chula, his girlfriend, in 2004, with a fudged ticket from the Massachusetts State Pike (I-90), from blowing a tollbooth fast pass on camera, driver photographed.

Core Scriven: Book of Daniel.

Modifier: Green Lantern Mosaic #17, “Alien Gothic”.

Element Prongs:

Mosaic world, representative of UMass-Amherst, after the undercover campus cops were shut down by Haitian Yardies (the aliens the Green Lanterns work for, the Guardians of Oa; campus highschool councils, inner city and Medway).

English Sherlock planet, gay men populate the town; Sherlock and Watson, with eggplant heads, Portuguese-Sicilians (Rich Coughlin’s genome combination).   Sherlock and Watson, don’t want to go home, to England, with “the old fears”; they vastly prefer Baker Street, from the Prime Minister’s cable (prohibition of marijuana, under Green Lantern UN rule).

 Rectory planet, where monks and priests train with gymnastics, under Italian tradition; the priests, are fascinated with the utopia the highschoolers propose, planning on turning the Justice League into priests with assumptions of match per visitor, to local world already processed.

End game, Amazons arrive, with terror death weapons, giant space ships; Greek weaponry, reserved for ceremony, the art of combat, not defending on tribes from kidnapping by the highschool council.

Scriven Fit:

1In the third year of the reign of Jehoiakim king of Judah, Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon came to Jerusalem and besieged it. 2And the Lord delivered into his hand Jehoiakim king of Judah, along with some of the articles from the house of God. He carried these off to the land of Shinar,a to the house of his god, where he put them in the treasury of his god.

Notes: Mosaic world, guardians of Oa are Babylon.

Character Arch:

John Stewart, Marine veteran Green Lantern, is against the slavery of foreign species on Mosaic, however is unaware that they prefer being there, taken from fascist worlds known for drug use and militant education and free labor laws with a far more advanced society than apparent.

Plot Elements:

Flash (the police forensics expert, he cheats to spot cheaters, using shortened principles to spot a criminal act by the criminal act, duplicating the elementary principle, hence there is evidence in return).  World #1, British sober culture, homosexuals, “sadoists”, sodomizers (fags).

Martian Manhunter (music range Mossad, he’s a veteran of a gang unit on a criminal felony, so gets off “Detroit”, fictional origin alias, with a “metro-motors” hack; actually a Jewish pacifist, literate in Israeli Synagogue scrolls, and against them).  World #2, Vatican culture, militarization of  the common people through study of new missionary range provided by co-conspirators to patronize.

Guy Gardner (UN agent typically thrown rogue, due to brain trauma, sometimes in employ of foreign powers or concepts, otherwise a standard police agent, and coach).  World #3, Amazons, Princess Diana, the Portuguese colonists and colonials and those serving them by plying disadvantaged forms of business, to divide races, for their masters, the House of Saud and the transexual women-to-men (blue feces in infancy, from being urinated on, by a mother, or alternately, phallus disprotrusion, from being sexually imbibed by finger object, in infancy, a barrens, such as Aisha, the rulership of the tradition; “she-male”, with surgery applied, contrary to common myths, created by the UN agents and highschool councils).

[sirlsplayland]

Finally finished this portrait of Cory Michael Smith