So I've had time to explore Netflix lately, here are some more gems I found
Harold and Maude (I had watched it before, but watched it again yesterday, it has stood the test of time! So so very good!)
Back in 2009, I was at a co-worker's house one day and her daughter had Netflix on. I told the kid she needed to watch Harold & Maude and we all ended up watching it. It's a cult movie that never gets old.
Also enjoyed 'Berts Buzz' brilliant
Agreed! You can tell how little Burt cared about being famous!
Oh and I enjoyed
The Meyerowitz Stories Nice little study of family dynamics with Dustin Hoffman, Rebecca Miller, Ben Stiller and Adam Sandler ... I know, but hang on to your hats,
Adam Sandler isn't shit. Turns out he can do a pretty decent straight role.
It was okay... wasn't complete shit, but still droning. Sandler having a straight role was interesting but not something I've got to say he truly excelled at.
But the shittiest series to not watch is The Ranch with Ashton Kutcher, Sam Eliot and Danny Masterson. It's all canned laugh tracks and seems too forced. I don't know why it went past one season.
Regarding Grace & Frankie: Sam Waterston and a stroke - yeah, he definitely seems like he's working through some mental and physical challenges.
Someone mentioned Disjointed (which was spastic in some places, but good on Kathy Bates for giving it a go), and recently One Of Us. The latter was recommended to me and my mum last weekend and made me realise how much I still don't like Hasidic Jews... although no religion is exempt from having their issues,
My recs on US Netflix:
1 documentary -
Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead (2010) about an Aussie going on a juice fast for 60 days across the United States and gaining a cult following (in the end) and calling his diet the Reboot diet.
1 standup -
Dana Carvey: Straight White Male, 60 (2016) because it's Dana Carvey and he's got a bit towards the end about smartphones that's truly hysterical.