Netflix - What gems have you found? (NO SPOILERS) (Vol. 2)
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Kerniki said:
Likewise, a very good watch, get rid of the preconceptions of Liam and watch it, not brilliant but dumbed down Liam is a better one, the irish girl in it is just brilliant! Might look up what else shes been in, good actress, i find that kind of woman very appealing.
Genuine question, but which Irish girl? There are three (one actual girl and two young women). I thought the IRA character was hamming up the feral just a bit but the other two did well. richhead said:
Watched Bullet Train last night, one of the best films ive seen in an age, very pulp fiction with a bit of kill bill , and loads of big names in it. Amazed ive never heard of it before.
The media reviewers took against it as the source was a novel by Kōtarō Isaka with Japanese characters, so the casting of Brad Pitt and the rest was seen as whitewashing. SpidersWeb said:
richhead said:
Watched Bullet Train last night, one of the best films ive seen in an age, very pulp fiction with a bit of kill bill , and loads of big names in it. Amazed ive never heard of it before.
The media reviewers took against it as the source was a novel by K?tar? Isaka with Japanese characters, so the casting of Brad Pitt and the rest was seen as whitewashing. Vipers said:
Obviously each to their own, but we enjoyed it. Currently watching Killing Eve, interesting plot, bit light hearted in places, and I won’t mention the scene before a shot is of some sausages in a frying pan, if you have seen it, you will remember. 
come on this is PH no one mentioned the cracking Capri 3 litre GXL
Purosangue said:
Vipers said:
Obviously each to their own, but we enjoyed it. Currently watching Killing Eve, interesting plot, bit light hearted in places, and I won’t mention the scene before a shot is of some sausages in a frying pan, if you have seen it, you will remember.
come on this is PH no one mentioned the cracking Capri 3 litre GXL
Oh, and the firearms (pistols) in the final shoot-out scene, most hadn't been invented until around 30 years later.
It was clumsy in parts, but overall an enjoyable watch. He should do more of that sort of stuff, god knows he doesn't need the Hollywood bucks.
waynedear said:
Slowboathome said:
Just watched the first episode of Life On Mars.
Really enjoyed it.
I'm 6 episodes in, same here on the enjoyment scale.Really enjoyed it.
Not on Netflix, seems to be available free on UK Play TV (or something like that).
I really want to rewatch it all now.
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