Two teams, lead by their team leader (either Lee Mack or David Mitchell), have to try and make the other team believe their crazy stories.

Another brilliant British comedy panel show where people try to confuse the other team if they’re lying or not. Lee Mack and David Mitchell are absolutely bonkers and Rob Brydon is great at hosting this. Seven popcorns and it goes into the Movie Vault, as it’s always a great laugh.

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After the collapse of the Yugoslavian government, a former secret agent, now a taxi driver, enters the office of a former university professor, now a firm director.

One of the greatest Serbian movies showing the connection between two seemingly unconnected people. It’s an excercise in Balkan culture and is not only funny, but also entertaining. Five popcorn and goes into the Movie Vault. Recommended by 3enit.

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An eternal conflict reaches epic proportions when both God and the Devil are sent to Earth in the bodies of chunky house cats.

As part of Godcat’s rehabilitation, he moves in with a dysfunctional family and tries to solve their problems, but ends up spending a lot of time chasing laser pointers. And to top it off, Godcat’s next-door neighbor, who is also a cat, turns out to be none other than his nemesis, the Antichrist. The result is the ultimate fight between good versus evil…except, Godcat (Ellis) is distracted by a pigeon he saw in the yard and Devilcat (Sasheer Zamata) is busy napping on someone’s laptop.

Based on the best-selling card game, EXPLODING KITTENS is an animated comedy series from showrunners Shane Kosakowski and Matthew Inman (founder of the card game). The series is also executive produced by Mike Judge, Greg Daniels and Dustin Davis of Bandera Entertainment; Peter Chernin and Jenno Topping for the Chernin Entertainment Group; and executive producers and creators of the Exploding Kittens franchise, Elan Lee and The Oatmeal’s Inman.

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The End of the World is coming, which means a fussy Angel and a loose-living Demon who’ve become overly fond of life on Earth are forced to form an unlikely alliance to stop Armageddon.

Love the idea of this TV series, it’s bonkers and it’s a great story told in a great way. It’s quirky, it’s funny and it’s one of the most “out of the box” supernatural fantasy shows. It reminds me a bit of “The Good Place”. David Tennant and Michael Sheen are an excellent team in this must-watch little series. Six popcorns and jumps into the Movie Vault and can’t wait for the third season, to conclude the story.

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When a local man turns up dead on the beach, two vastly different detectives are thrown together to solve the case, fastidious local senior sergeant Dulcie Collins (Kate Box) and a rough-as-guts blow-in from Darwin, senior investigator Eddie Redcliffe (Madeleine Sami) along with their overeager junior constable Abby (Nina Oyama). As the town prepares to launch the annual arts, food, and culture event—Winter Feastival—the trio must put their differences aside and work together to find the killer.

Starts a bit slowly and Eddie is very very very annoying in the first three episodes and almost made me quit the show. However, if you power through the first three episodes (which are not bad, just a bit annoying), the show really finds its pace and tone and makes Eddie a way better character. All in all, I’m giving the show five popcorns because it adds up nicely and in the end turns out to be a really goot show. Watch it, it’s filmed in Tasmania and looks really nice.

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When aristocratic Eddie inherits the family estate, he discovers that it’s home to a huge weed empire, and its proprietors aren’t going anywhere.

Posh meets mobster in this classic Guy Ritchie style TV series. It’s got drama, action, swearing, double crossings, caravans and everything that you would expect from a Guy Ritchie production. Five popcorns and can’t wait for season 2.

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In the 1950s, Elizabeth Zott’s dream of being a scientist is challenged by a society that says women belong in the domestic sphere; she accepts a job on a TV cooking show and sets out to teach a nation of housewives way more than recipes.

Excellent little miniseries, well written, with a lot of good drama and also a ton of great actors next to Brie Larsson, like Lewis Pullman and Aja Naomi King. Loved to see the great appearances of Marc Evan Jackson, Rainn Wilson and Kevin Sussman in some roles away from the classic sitcoms. All in all, it’s a brilliant little mini series and it’s a good watch. Six popcorns and jumps into the Movie Vault

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Philomena Cunk delves into life’s profound questions, examining subjects from the big bang to AI, meeting academics and creatives, all with her trademark misguided observations.

Another great documentary following Philomena Cunk. Just as the ones before, it useleslly interviews a lot of great names of the academic universe on various themes related on life. Bonkers British fun, sometimes brilliant, sometimes weird, always unexpected. Five popcorns.

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Two garbage men uncover a conspiracy involving illegal toxic waste dumping and decide to bring the whole operation down.

Classic movie of normal people versus moron gangsters. It’s funny, features some great performances (Darrell Larson as the dead guy is funny as hell), and it’s a great evening watch. Five popcorns, because they don’t make movies the way they used to.

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Two Harkonnen sisters combat forces that threaten the future of humankind and establish the fabled sect that will become known as the Bene Gesserit.

At times slowly burning, it is a feast for the eyes (when you can actually fucking see something, it’s annoying how many dark scenes are in the show. Emily Watson is great as always, and Travis Fimmel plays the same fucking role over and over and over, it feels like I’m watching “Raised by Wolves” whenever he’s on screen. Mark Strong plays the role of the Emperor with dignity and he’s a good presence in the show. All in all, a good story from the Dune universe. Can’t wait for the next season. Four popcorns.

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The lives of two men sharing a flat in South London.

Just as with any British comedy show, half of it is dumb as rocks, while the other half is absolutely brilliant and make you spit your tea laughing. Sean Lock was a great comedian, and it can be seen both in his writing and his acting, and Benedict Wong does a brilliant job at playing the housemate. Four popcorns, because it’s an acquired taste and alternates great moments with “meh” ones.

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In 2030 Milan, an undercover agent for the global spy agency Citadel is trapped behind enemy lines as a mole in the powerful enemy syndicate Manticore.

Diana Cavalieri (Matilda De Angelis), an undercover Citadel agent, is trapped behind enemy lines as a mole in Manticore. When she finally sees a way out and the chance to disappear forever, the only way to do so is trusting the most unexpected ally, Edo Zani (Lorenzo Cervasio), the heir of Manticore Italy and son of the head of the Italian organization, Ettore Zani (Maurizio Lombardi), who’s vying for leadership against the other European families. Based on the original TV Series, Citadel (which I will start after this one), it’s a fairly common futuristic spy agency tv series. Think Nikita (the TV series with Peta Wilson, from the 90s), but with better effects and similar kind of conspiracies. Four popcorns for a really nice watch. Also, it’s in Italian 🤌

In other news, what the fuck is with all these futuristic movies having characters with fucked up hairstyles?

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