The Coen Bros. can be hit or miss for me, luckily this one’s a hit!
Netflix
A Series of Unfortunate Events Review
If the definition of a sadist is someone who enjoys seeing the pain of others, then A Series of Unfortunate Events has already begun creating a whole new generation of little sociopaths.
In Netflix’s new adaptation of the Lemony Snicket book series, three children (Violet, Klaus, and Sunny) discover that their parents have perished in a terrible fire. In the aftermath of this tragedy, the orphans are ushered to a new guardian, Count Olaf (Neil Patrick Harris). However, the Count’s only interest in the children is their enormous fortune. Until it can be seized, he forces them to do remedial and disgusting labor around his decaying household.
Jessica Jones Review
Preface
- Alright guys, we end a busy month of Movie Reviews on My Movie Thoughts with a TV Show Review!
- And that TV Show is Netflix and Marvel’s Jessica Jones.
- Jessica Jones centers on a former superhero and current private investigator (Jessica Jones…) as she comes back into contact with a familiar face from her past.
- And this show is dark, twisted, depressing, and brilliant all rolled into one.
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Season 1 Review
Preface
- Ironically the entire first season of this show was available on the same day in March.
- Completely contrary to that, here’s my review of it three months late!
- But nevertheless, Kimmy Schmidt is a super quirky, likable, and FUNNY show that dropped its first season on Netflix a few months ago.
- Yeah I’ll have that Daredevil Review to you guys three months late too…
Premise
- So Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is, as I said, a Netflix show originally ordered by NBC (more on that later) which seems kind of strange that a network would order a show of this premise.
- The show is about a young woman, Kimmy Schmidt, who has been in underground captivity with fellow members of a cult for the past 15 years or so.
- Then she’s rescued and decides to head to New York, because since she doesn’t really fit into modern society she might as well go to the place where no one really fits in.
- Then from there we go into her different escapades in the city including romances, school, jobs, and more.
- And it’s one of the funniest shows I’ve seen in a long while.