I wondered about that, I thought they would but clearly not. Am I missing an obvious reason?Are they gonna use Group FaceTime? No? Oh.
Why were you anti video games?I've always been anti-video games but after watching this series I've thought it might be fun.
Was episode 3 the one with the Nazi's and "dinner party?" Because that was an early stand out episode!Talk about a show that got significantly better with each episode. If the first one didn't do it for you, please give this show a chance. It really hits its stride in episode 3 and continues to get better as it goes.
Okay, that’s multiple layers of fun and a fun promo for iPhones.
Did not know going in to this year that Seth Meyers would be shot on an iPad Pro and The Tonight Show in an iPhone.
Was episode 3 the one with the Nazi's and "dinner party?" Because that was an early stand out episode!
An old rule was, Star Trek series took about a year to burn in, before they got good.If you really think about it, very few comedies land after just once episode.
Do. It's really good.i only watched the first ep. it was too cringey. i'll give the rest a try.
So your saying I should give this show a shot?
I agree but in this case it actually makes a lot of sense because the actors filmed it all themselves and they, like everyone else, are actually all in self isolation in the real world. So they’re using the technology they have. It’s not like everyone has an 8K RED Digital at home. Or the the production company is going to send everyone a RED Digital (or whatever) and train them how to use it… etc. So it’s pretty cool and it all makes sense.I love my iPhone and it does take very good pictures for a phone, but...what is the fascination with filming a show on a phone? Just because you can do something doesn't mean it really makes sense to, other than for some weird bragging rights.
Sounds like it just developed the same way Rob McElhenney’s crown jewel (Always Sunny) did. We don’t even talk about the first season of IASIP; seems like he, Charlie Day, and Megan Ganz just got off their feet a bit quicker this time. (Megan was an amazing addition to later seasons of IASIP and I’m so glad she’s doing this show from the get-go.)Talk about a show that got significantly better with each episode. If the first one didn't do it for you, please give this show a chance. It really hits its stride in episode 3 and continues to get better as it goes.
Please tell me the first part of this comment is an Always Sunny ref. 😆That dude seems to have tiny hands! Look in that video!
As for this show... I tried to get into it but by episode 3 I couldn't shake off the dejavu from HBO's Silicon Valley.
I may give it another go on this comment but from I’ve seen so far it’s just so not funny. Not even a small chuckle here and there. NadaTalk about a show that got significantly better with each episode. If the first one didn't do it for you, please give this show a chance. It really hits its stride in episode 3 and continues to get better as it goes.
I love my iPhone and it does take very good pictures for a phone, but...what is the fascination with filming a show on a phone? Just because you can do something doesn't mean it really makes sense to, other than for some weird bragging rights.
I agree but in this case it actually makes a lot of sense because the actors filmed it all themselves and they, like everyone else, are actually all in self isolation in the real world. So they’re using the technology they have. It’s not like everyone has an 8K RED Digital at home. Or the the production company is going to send everyone a RED Digital (or whatever) and train them how to use it… etc. So it’s pretty cool and it all makes sense.
In this case, sure I get it. But there were movies, TV shows and commercials all touted as being shot on phones that happened before the pandemic stuff started.
Yes, because it's a cheaper way of making films that still looks pretty damn good.
Lets people know you don't need $50k+ worth of equipment to make something worthy of being called a film.
And yet there is a reason why all but these occasional experiments are shot on professional equipment and not on phones.