#watched #JessicaJones S1E1-6

Finally after what seems like eternity in TV-land, I am playing catchup to Marvel x Netflix's #JessicaJones S1E2 #iliketeevee

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#watching #JessicaJones S1E2 #iliketeevee #KrystenRitter looks ravishing when she is moody / brooding / pouty, and totally different from other shows which I actually choose not to see becoz she was in them. That, of course was before this Netflix series :)

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Clever POV shots in Netflix #JessicaJones S1E2 #iliketeevee

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"...I'm unbreakable." #LukeCage in Netflix's #JessicaJones S1E2 #iliketeevee #sweetchristmas

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Netflix #JessicaJones S1E3 #iliketeevee

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Holy...! Did that just happen? #JessicaJones is one kinda dark and worth the (most times) crawl pace of the series, IMHO. #watching S1E6 #iliketeevee

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At the halfway point of Netflix's #JessicaJones (S1E6), I am more than convinced that both television and feature films need not ever be intertwined (altho "mentioned" would be fun!) as each has their own focus and direction, and I would rather not the darkness of prime example "Jessica Jones", be toned or watered down for the masses in films. The same is said for both Marvel and DC properties, IMHO. #iliketeevee #popcornx

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