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The Third Day | Jude Law in a Wicker Man-esque miniseries from the creator of Utopia | Mondays on HBO
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12 hour live stream starting now
The Third Day: Autumn | Autumn is here. Escape to a 12-hour theatrical event, like you have never seen before. #TheThirdDay | By Sky TVFacebook
Autumn is here. Escape to a 12-hour theatrical event, like you have never seen before. #TheThirdDaywww.facebook.com
If you thought the show was slow...you have no idea!
Is there a place following this that's keeping track of what happened? I'm having a hard time following the narrative. Did they just bake a talisman into some bread?
Now the 5h22m archive video is up in place of the livestream. Maybe it'll pick up later? Or maybe that's it?
Why is this only on Facebook and not HBO Max? I tuned in for the dudes sitting on poles in the water...eh, I've seen enough.
He has taken on the role of 'father', I don't think that makes them the leader though. I'm afraid it means more nastiness for him than good things.
I expect there's a reason that
the prior "father" was quite so happy to shoot himself in the head and pass on the title.
So, uh, they just killed Jude Law. I think?
The grave he was digging earlier ended up being his own. They just dumped him into it.
The grave he was digging earlier ended up being his own. They just dumped him into it.
I've been popping in and out during the day which means I feel like I've missed some big developments. I really hope someone puts together a highlights/summary video after all this. It's been kind of cool just seeing what's going on here and there but I've definitely missed some cool stuff.
Clips of the major bits on Punchdrunk's Twitter:
He passed the trial and was accepted by the island, I guess!
Does Jude Law only do stuff where he's Jesus now? The Young Pope, The New Pope, The Third Day...Guy got a complex or what?
Does Jude Law only do stuff where he's Jesus now? The Young Pope, The New Pope, The Third Day...Guy got a complex or what?
It's 3 episodes that have aired, then this 12 hour livestream that apparently isn't going to matter too much in the plot of the show, then another 3 episodes after it.
Oh right, weird. I guess that is to be expect from a show of this "vibe" lmao
I have to say one thing I've been really impressed by is that the composition of the filming in some of this livestream has been really good looking. I mean even right now with the flaming torches at the end of the lane is really evocative, and that's been the case throughout the day. Pretty impressive for live.
The splatters on the camera have even given this event something of that dreamy, surreal look the other episodes have had.
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it's up on the Facebook page if you just want to skip around. It's cool to just have on the background at times. The soundtrack (diegetic and non-diegetic) is really moody most of the time but with the festival scenes it has a cathartic, joyful quality.
All of the relevant clips are here:
That was pretty awesome.
Yeah, call me Meatloaf I guess--I would do anything for television, but I won't do that.
Her trilogy of episodes starts Monday. She isn't in anything prior.
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I can't with these 8 second clip/gifs
Surely someone will edit this into like a regular length episode or something...
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It's very well put together for a live "play" (going from the short clips).
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Oh I didn't realize they were so short, most of the clips I checked were around a minute. I'd love to see an episode-length edit, but the whole "slow cinema" aspect was mesmerizing and part of the appeal. I only ended up watching probably 2-3 hours of the stream total as I bounced in and out but stuck it out through the last 90 min.
I watched the whole thing in the background, it had a surreal quality to it and I'm looking forward to Monday's episode.
Caught up with the first part of the show over the weekend.
Cinematography is great, especially with Jude Law wondering around in the woods and especially the shot of the causeway leading into the island. Some great close up shots of him as well, selling all the insanity with his expressions.
Unsettling with not knowing exactly was is going on, especially with his mental state. The guy who plays the creepily nice bartender is really good in his role.
Cinematography is great, especially with Jude Law wondering around in the woods and especially the shot of the causeway leading into the island. Some great close up shots of him as well, selling all the insanity with his expressions.
Unsettling with not knowing exactly was is going on, especially with his mental state. The guy who plays the creepily nice bartender is really good in his role.
That's Paddy Considine, who is one of those actors I'm always happy to see pop up in anything.