Netflix recommendations

[dervish]

I found I had half an hour so I thought I would try the Good Place. Now on the second series and loving it even more than the first.

 

[magneze]

I found I had half an hour so I thought I would try the Good Place. Now on the second series and loving it even more than the first.

I've just finished the first. It's great!

 

[DexterTCN]

I found I had half an hour so I thought I would try the Good Place. Now on the second series and loving it even more than the first.

hah!

 

[Fozzie Bear]

Just finished Manhunt about the search for the Unabomber. I really enjoyed it, even with the lead actor's dreadful american accent

Just on the 3rd episode now. It’s good. Can’t remember how true to life it is, but the focus on the FBI profiler is a good touch - a bit reminiscent of that other series about the guys who profiled serial killers in the 70s.

 

[Lord Camomile]

Just on the 3rd episode now. It’s good. Can’t remember how true to life it is, but the focus on the FBI profiler is a good touch - a bit reminiscent of that other series about the guys who profiled serial killers in the 70s.

Mindhunter. I genuinely thought that Manhunt: Unabomber was a spinoff for most of the time I was watching it.

 

[Fozzie Bear]

Mindhunter. I genuinely thought that Manhunt: Unabomber was a spinoff for most of the time I was watching it.

Yeah that.

 

[Part 2]

Le Casa de Papel...called Money Heist on Netflix.

It's about a robbery on the Spanish Mint. I tried the version on Netflix but it's dubbed and I only managed one episode. Found a download of the Spanish version with subtitles though and it's really good. If you can handle American voice overs the Netflix version might be for you.

 

[Mr.Bishie]

S2 Jessica Jones 8th March

 

[sojourner]

Cardboard Gangsters. Fucking intense, clever, brilliant. Was exhausted by the end of it!

 

[chandlerp]

Le Casa de Papel...called Money Heist on Netflix.

It's about a robbery on the Spanish Mint. I tried the version on Netflix but it's dubbed and I only managed one episode. Found a download of the Spanish version with subtitles though and it's really good. If you can handle American voice overs the Netflix version might be for you.

You can use the original language on Netflix and enable English subtitles

 

[Part 2]

You can use the original language on Netflix and enable English subtitles

Well I never!...cheers

 

[8115]

Ugly delicious. Food programme. I'm watching episode 2, it's about tacos. I want a fucking taco now.

 

[rutabowa]

Ugly delicious. Food programme. I'm watching episode 2, it's about tacos. I want a fucking taco now.

yeh I enjoyed that

 

[chandlerp]

Just saw a link to the top 150 films on Netflix on Tech Radar.

Clicked on it and it's 156 separate pages. Fuck right off. Not even going to click once you cunts.

 

[TheHoodedClaw]

Just saw a link to the top 150 films on Netflix on Tech Radar.

Clicked on it and it's 156 separate pages. Fuck right off. Not even going to click once you cunts.

Here's that page deslidefied.

Deslided: Best movies on Netflix UK (March 2018): 150 films to choose from | TechRadar

This is a handy link for converting similar annoyng pages

Slideshow-Deslidefier

 

[chandlerp]

Here's that page deslidefied.

Deslided: Best movies on Netflix UK (March 2018): 150 films to choose from | TechRadar

This is a handy link for converting similar annoyng pages

Slideshow-Deslidefier

Brilliant, thank you

 

[T & P]

Has anyone seen the Japanese series ‘Re:mind’? Looks intriguing, if seemly borrowing from the Saw films...

 

[dervish]

I've just finished the Good Place, and I'm a bit sad that it ended.

 

[DexterTCN]

Has anyone seen the Japanese series ‘Re:mind’? Looks intriguing, if seemly borrowing from the Saw films...

A Japanese version of Saw?

I think not.

 

[T & P]

A Japanese version of Saw?

I think not.

Well it’s more like a mixture of a mystery dinner party at a mansion and Saw. Judging by the trailer, a group of young women wake up tied up and chained around a dinner table, and their mysterious host sets up challenges for them to solve/ answer or face the consequences.

 

[DexterTCN]

Well it’s more like a mixture of a mystery dinner party at a mansion and Saw. Judging by the trailer, a group of young women wake up tied up and chained around a dinner table, and their mysterious host sets up challenges for them to solve/ answer or face the consequences.

But...if you were going to take some people to see the film with that description...they may, after the fact, perhaps (we do not know) note your lapse in telling them that this comes from the country of Ichi the Killer and Audition.

(and she who must not be mentioned...S**a*o)

I'll stand by my initial reaction when you connect Saw and Japanese movies...it's like an insane dare, a voigt-kampf test.

 

[bendeus]

Another vote for End of the F**ing World. I though the 2 leads were great and as well as Alan Partridge's Lynn, it was fun to see Super Hans pop up as a copper
Great soundtrack as well.

Just two-day binged this on your recommendation. Absolutely stunning, laugh out loud and tearjerking all at the same time. Really wonderful piece of telly.

 

[T & P]

We enjoyed ‘Everything Sucks!’, a coming-of-age comedy drama based in the 1990s. Most of the main characters are kids but it’s not a kid’s show.

 

[Mr.Bishie]

Been totally sucked into Line of Duty recently. Had a search but no info as to when S4 will grace Netflix. Unavailable on iplayer as well.

 

[mystic pyjamas]

Been totally sucked into Line of Duty recently. Had a search but no info as to when S4 will grace Netflix. Unavailable on iplayer as well.

I had the same problem.
In the end I went out and bought the dvd.

 

[Spymaster]

Seven Seconds.

A New Jersey cop accidentally kills a black kid, tries to cover it up with the help of his squad and it snowballs out of control. A good exploration of racism in the US, excellent acting, a twist at the end, and it becomes a decent courtroom drama for the last 2 episodes.

 

[Pickman's model]

watched the first episode of damnation the other day, very much enjoyed it. will be back for more

 

[sojourner]

Alias Grace

It's an adaptation of a Margaret Atwood novel, and so far is being pretty true to the original. You might like this Orang Utan .

MA has a 'Supervising Producer' role. Not entirely sure what that means, but hoping it's something to do with creative control.

 

[purenarcotic]

Alias Grace

It's an adaptation of a Margaret Atwood novel, and so far is being pretty true to the original. You might like this Orang Utan .

MA has a 'Supervising Producer' role. Not entirely sure what that means, but hoping it's something to do with creative control.

I enjoyed that, was interesting.

 

[SpookyFrank]

Alias Grace

It's an adaptation of a Margaret Atwood novel, and so far is being pretty true to the original. You might like this Orang Utan .

MA has a 'Supervising Producer' role. Not entirely sure what that means, but hoping it's something to do with creative control.

Atwood also has a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo in the show.

But yes, it's great. Sarah Gadon excels in a role that should by rights have been impossible to play.