I loved this and was really sad when it ended. I wanted moreEnd of the F***ing World - adapted from the Graphic Novel.
Starts off as Dexter Jnr, ends up as a poignant love story/road movie.
Great show. Really enjoyed this. Short eps that would work strung together as a film.
My younger daughter watched some episodes of Friends on MY part of the account. So that it wouldn't affect her recommendations!Oh God . Bad enough that Friends is on there.
netflix seems to come with a 'kids' section set up straight away, I assume its just as standards so you can let small ones watch stuff without having to vet it yourself. Anyway, my bro comes round and we are about to watch something, he spots the kids section and goesMy younger daughter watched some episodes of Friends on MY part of the account. So that it wouldn't affect her recommendations!
Cheers, sweetheart.
I gave my log in to a depressed mate to give her sommat to watch, and my GOD she watches some shite It's all Murder This and Kidnap Murder That Fucking my recommendations right upIt's new social problem: Netfletiquette. People judging your Watching list, with all the shite that you watched 5 minutes of and gave up on. Family members infecting your recommendations. Visitors maliciously "liking" programmes when you're out of the room. (Yeah. Done that. Who hasn't? )
Top right of what?If you go into Account (top right) and then Viewing Activity you can delete stuff from there and it should take it out of your 'recommended' algorithm - not sure there's anything you can do about likes though.
If you go into Account (top right) and then Viewing Activity you can delete stuff from there and it should take it out of your 'recommended' algorithm - not sure there's anything you can do about likes though.
Top right of what?
I'm on my phone at the moment and I'm just getting this:Good grief, grandpa
Just go here:
Netflix Viewing Activity
If you have multiple viewing profiles, you'll need to go into each one then Viewing Activity.
One definitely to watch out, premiering (I think) on Netflix on Feburary 23rd:
Mute directed by Duncan Jones (yes, son of David Bowie). Described as a sci/fi film noir set in a near future Berlin. Tips a hat to Blade Runner apparently.
Stars Alexander Skarsgard, Paul Rudd, Justin Theroux.
First trailer just out
I'm a big Duncan Jones fan. Haven't seen Warcraft though...can't take the chance of that getting a hold of me again. 3 fucking years.Wow. This and Altered Carbon. Can't wait!
I'm a big Duncan Jones fan. Haven't seen Warcraft though...can't take the chance of that getting a hold of me again. 3 fucking years.
Cos I'd seen it on here, I thought we'd try one episode of The End of the F##cking World last night. Ended up watching the entire thing. Oh my lord - sooo good. Loved absolutely everything about it - EVERYTHING. Not one duff bit about it.
Frodo.What do you reckon happened to the sad guy in the petrol station in one of the last episodes , when he thought he was about to enter the world of spontaneous rebellion ? He is one of the many characters that have strong cameos
How's the end been spoilt? It's the best British made TV I think I've seen for at least five years, absolute must-see.
It's up there with Spaced for me.How's the end been spoilt? It's the best British made TV I think I've seen for at least five years, absolute must-see.
Black Lightning is better written and acted than Luke Cage; good watching
He's a bit like a cross between Luke Cage and Iron Fist. Electricity comes out his hands when he punches people and he's a bit whiny.It's been good so far. I watch the Flash and this is made by the same popele I think. It's super cheesy and I like it for that reason.
I wouldn't say it's better acted than Luke Cage though....the boss in this is certainly not a patch on Cottonmouth, acting-wise.