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Trust me, Hulu's worse . . . a thousand times worse. They tell you nothing.

Wow. That looks really shit. :D

Roma's is essentially just 'be nicer to your slaves guys, they're part of the family' slop. Some 2018ish fillums i liked better than most of the nominations. Some mentioned already on here, some not. I've watched an awful lot of shit as well. An Adam Devine one for instance.

Spot on. You decide from the Netflix synopsis whether or not to look it up on IMDB. Much of the time the Netflix blurb is so shit and random you just move on. The synopses in the OP are from Green Zone, The Sinner, and The Frankenstein Chronicles. All worth watching but totally skippable if...

While watching the new Alan Partridge we were wandering what Chris Morris had been up to lately and it turns out he's made a new film, written with Jesse Armstrong of Peep Show fame. There don't seem to be any trailers or a posters for it but apparently it's being shown at South By Southwest...

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120075/ Watched an early film by Micheal Haneke "The Castle". Taken from the Kafka novel. Starightforward production with a lot of voice over. Some of which I didnt feel was necessary. I took me time to get into it. I gradually got engrosed in it. Due to the...

The former is far superior to the latter imo. cheesethief you might want to watch Annihilation (2018) - IMDb its on netflix from the jeff vandemeer books

JoJo Rabbit. Jojo Rabbit (2019) - IMDb Well. I really enjoyed it and so did my partner. I gave her the choice of this film or Little Women. As it happens she choose this film as she had read Little Women and found it to "sweet". So "womens" films don't always appeal to women. As she said to...

Hunting around the charity shops for DVDs sometimes gets one a decent film for 50pence. I picked Frozen River as I wanted a thriller. As it said "superior thriller" ( Time Out) on the cover I bought it. Frozen River turned out to be a little gem of a film. Two women , both single parents ...

Well it won't be this as it's from 1916 starring Douglas Fairbanks, but the plot fits, maybe the first film to use it - Flirting With Fate "In the midst of an emotional depression, a man hires a murderer to kill him. But the despair soon passes, and the man must now escape the killer he's hired...

That's interesting. I read a great book by Alan Sepinwall about the big TV shows and the main thing I took from that was that people are almost always dissatisfied by how they end, so I'm surprised the Breaking Bad one was so highly rated (not just because I didn't like it, but because I thought...

That's number one on imdb, thus proving they don't know shit either

Haven't seen the latter yet but in Cargo he was nothing like Tim from The Office. Which is one of the reasons why I liked it :)

He was just Tim from The Office yet again. Ghost Stories (2017) - IMDb is great apart from all the scenes he's in.

Remember the olden times (2014) when bombing first responders was bad. Ambulance/Gaza (2016) - IMDb For the benefit of The Levellers, Chris Williamson, Clare Daly, Mick Wallace, Aaron Bastani, the man from Madness or anyone else getting led by the nose by Beeley and company, here's audio of...

This one's dividing opinions then. Mrs Spy really liked it although we spotted the "twist" within seconds and can't see how the directors expected to get away with it. I thought bits of it were ok and other bits boring. It also had me adjusting the picture controls during the section with the...

oh, just looking at the actor who played Niko Polastri, yeah it makes sense, he's from Galway! I went out with a guy from Galway for a few years and I guess my ears are still well atuned to to the accent :) Owen McDonnell - IMDb Also according to this he was born in England, not Ireland, but...

The second one was Offenders and was IIRC not truly shit Offenders (TV Series 2002– ) - IMDb

Last night I watched The Lady from Shanghai (1947) - IMDb and Orson Welles did a passable vaguely west of Ireland accent. No dialogue howlers and he didn't bump into the furniture once. If I ever find The Dawning (1988) - IMDb I fear that Anthony Hopkins will not be up to the job. It sounds...

I have to write synopses ocassionally, and so I'm going to defend Netflix here: It's the programme makers who are the problem. There are thousands of hours of content on Netflix, and no one has time to watch them all. So you rely on the programme maker to provide you with something to work...