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Totally agree. Half of that show felt like overly drawn out monologues. Scene. Scene. Monologue. Scene. Scene. Monologue. I couldn't stand it after a while.

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Oh come on.

We all know it's Tony Stark.

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Finding Forrester but it's music instead of writing

Wish I could agree my friend. I want the brand to be so much more. :(

Totally agree. I think the movie is often slow, and sometimes a little boring, but as you say, the ending is devastating.

Those were good episodes but they belong in the Mandalorian not Book of Boba Fett. The show was supposed to be about Boba Fett

Visited the park a few months ago, park was nice. Sidewalks around it were scattered with passed out bums though. Entrance to a fancy, white tablecloth restaurant, bum sleeping just off to the side. Entrance to our hotel, bums asking for cigarettes.

Same, Lynch is the master of dream-like film storytelling. Fire Walk With Me, Lost Highway, Mullholland Drive and Inland Empire are all very dreamlike.

OP, if you haven’t watched any of these or if you haven’t seen Twin Peaks The Return you should put them all on your list.

The other film is a Czechoslovakian film from 1966 called Diasies. I watched this as part of a film theory class. It’s by Vera Chytilova.some really cool and weird stuff going on in it.

I’m also interested in comics that are dreamlike and if anyone has any recommendation please let me know.

Thorazine? Haldol? How much? HOW MUCH

Jesus, yes. The first season is almost verbatim Atwood, and it works great...as a miniseries. The minute they ran out of book, the entire thing collapsed like a poorly-made souffle. (I gather Offred is now a Katniss-style rebel leader and Serena Joy her archnemesis, which, fucking hell.)