Netflix - What gems have you found?
Discussion
p1stonhead said:
Bit of a Unit said:
The Big Short. A film of the Martin Lewis novel, sorry ok it isn't fiction. enjoyed both.
Margin Call is also good. It's basically a single night inside one of the firm's when the crash is happening - a view from the other side of The Big Short basically. Kevin Spacey, Jeremy Irons, Zachary Quintochris watton said:
jmorgan said:
"The Expanse" just popped up.
Cops n robbers and international intrigue in the Solar System a few hundred years down the line? One episode in so far.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Expanse_(TV_seri...
I have just finished watching the first episode. I like it a lot!Cops n robbers and international intrigue in the Solar System a few hundred years down the line? One episode in so far.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Expanse_(TV_seri...
NAS said:
chris watton said:
jmorgan said:
"The Expanse" just popped up.
Cops n robbers and international intrigue in the Solar System a few hundred years down the line? One episode in so far.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Expanse_(TV_seri...
I have just finished watching the first episode. I like it a lot!Cops n robbers and international intrigue in the Solar System a few hundred years down the line? One episode in so far.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Expanse_(TV_seri...
Been watching 'The Get Down' with the wife, it's Baz Luhrmann so expect his usual slightly surreal, overly romantic take on things but it's enjoyable enough if you suspend disbelief a bit. I'm quite into hip hop and it's origins so it's interesting from that perspective as well as a different take on 1970s New York.
Still Game. Hilarious.
True Memoirs of an International Assassin. A harmless, quite funny way to waste 90 minutes and Zulya thingy is very easy on the eye. A little incongruous to see Carillo from Narcos and Tig from SOA in it, though. Is Netflix bringing back the studio system - Juice from SOA was Shades in Luke Cage?
True Memoirs of an International Assassin. A harmless, quite funny way to waste 90 minutes and Zulya thingy is very easy on the eye. A little incongruous to see Carillo from Narcos and Tig from SOA in it, though. Is Netflix bringing back the studio system - Juice from SOA was Shades in Luke Cage?
I know this is to make people aware of hidden gems, however I feel that I should post a warning.
Designated Survivor.
First episode and set up were interesting and enjoyable in a good old thriller romp sort of way.
By the end of the second episode I was shouting at the telly and gagging at the schmaltzy sentimentality simultaneously.
I shan't be bothering with episode 3
Designated Survivor.
First episode and set up were interesting and enjoyable in a good old thriller romp sort of way.
By the end of the second episode I was shouting at the telly and gagging at the schmaltzy sentimentality simultaneously.
I shan't be bothering with episode 3
bingybongy said:
I know this is to make people aware of hidden gems, however I feel that I should post a warning.
Designated Survivor.
First episode and set up were interesting and enjoyable in a good old thriller romp sort of way.
By the end of the second episode I was shouting at the telly and gagging at the schmaltzy sentimentality simultaneously.
I shan't be bothering with episode 3
I know what you mean. It's a bit too 'glossy' and the USA sentimentality really does grate.Designated Survivor.
First episode and set up were interesting and enjoyable in a good old thriller romp sort of way.
By the end of the second episode I was shouting at the telly and gagging at the schmaltzy sentimentality simultaneously.
I shan't be bothering with episode 3
I'm sticking with it for now, but it's on its final warning
smn159 said:
bingybongy said:
I know this is to make people aware of hidden gems, however I feel that I should post a warning.
Designated Survivor.
First episode and set up were interesting and enjoyable in a good old thriller romp sort of way.
By the end of the second episode I was shouting at the telly and gagging at the schmaltzy sentimentality simultaneously.
I shan't be bothering with episode 3
I know what you mean. It's a bit too 'glossy' and the USA sentimentality really does grate.Designated Survivor.
First episode and set up were interesting and enjoyable in a good old thriller romp sort of way.
By the end of the second episode I was shouting at the telly and gagging at the schmaltzy sentimentality simultaneously.
I shan't be bothering with episode 3
I'm sticking with it for now, but it's on its final warning
It's pleasant enough.
Conversely I think the weekly release for it is working in its favour. I agree it's lightweight cheese and if it was all there to watch I probably wouldn't bother, but as it's only an hour a week in dipping in and out when I can be bothered.
Edited by hornetrider on Wednesday 16th November 12:07
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