It's the original French series "Les Revenants" and not an American
remake. At the moment I haven't even checked to see if there is a US
remake in the works.
"Hannibal" was not available for mobile or TV on Hulu+. Probably
because it is primarily a Canadian production. But it was available on
desktop so I just ran it on the Chrome browser and Chromecast it to my
TV. It's a little like video conferencing the show to your TV in that
the frame rate is about 10 frames a second.
I was not all that impressed with "Machete Kills". It was kind of a
mess and in this case shooting in pristine HD seems to get in the way of
a homage to grindhouse films. Many of those old exploitation films were
also shoot in "scope". He had a fun cast though. And the BD actually
was not a Universal "rental" and had the "making of" and extended and
deleted scenes.
On 03/02/2014 11:48 PM, turquoi...@yahoo.com wrote:
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <noozguru@...> wrote:
I won't be reading this because I will be watching "Hannibal" tonight
on Hulu+. But I was going to mention yesterday that the second season
started last night and that I almost rented the BD of "Machete Kills"
for the evening but decided on watching a couple more episodes of "The
Returned" on Netflix.
I have to ask...are you watching the original French series "Les
Revenants," or the American remake called (either, depending on where
you see it referenced) "The Returned" or "Resurrection." I'm about to
finish watching the French series, and you know me w.r.t. European
TV...I wouldn't touch an American remake with a ten foot pole, but I
was just wondering...
