Netflix - What gems have you found? (NO SPOILERS) (Vol. 2)
Discussion
Patrick Bateman said:
I re-watched November 13: Attack on Paris and it was as outstanding as I remember, a must watch.
The absolute balls of the policemen who went through the door in the Bataclan at the very end of the whole thing, their ballistic shield took 27 AK47 rounds from ~5m. Hard to imagine what that must have felt like.
Still unbelievable to think nobody other than the terrorists were killed in that small corridor crammed with people.
Yes that was outstanding and awful in equal measure. Brilliantly done.The absolute balls of the policemen who went through the door in the Bataclan at the very end of the whole thing, their ballistic shield took 27 AK47 rounds from ~5m. Hard to imagine what that must have felt like.
Still unbelievable to think nobody other than the terrorists were killed in that small corridor crammed with people.
Patrick Bateman said:
I re-watched November 13: Attack on Paris and it was as outstanding as I remember, a must watch.
The absolute balls of the policemen who went through the door in the Bataclan at the very end of the whole thing, their ballistic shield took 27 AK47 rounds from ~5m. Hard to imagine what that must have felt like.
Still unbelievable to think nobody other than the terrorists were killed in that small corridor crammed with people.
Not seen this, sounds worth seeing. The absolute balls of the policemen who went through the door in the Bataclan at the very end of the whole thing, their ballistic shield took 27 AK47 rounds from ~5m. Hard to imagine what that must have felt like.
Still unbelievable to think nobody other than the terrorists were killed in that small corridor crammed with people.
AndyAudi said:
Just looked this up & watched all 4 tonight - pretty good.
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AndyAudi said:
Just looked this up & watched all 4 tonight - pretty good.
Set in our local town Faninating to see the locationshttps://persnicketyliving.com/all-the-light-we-can...
UTH said:
Patrick Bateman said:
I re-watched November 13: Attack on Paris and it was as outstanding as I remember, a must watch.
The absolute balls of the policemen who went through the door in the Bataclan at the very end of the whole thing, their ballistic shield took 27 AK47 rounds from ~5m. Hard to imagine what that must have felt like.
Still unbelievable to think nobody other than the terrorists were killed in that small corridor crammed with people.
Not seen this, sounds worth seeing. The absolute balls of the policemen who went through the door in the Bataclan at the very end of the whole thing, their ballistic shield took 27 AK47 rounds from ~5m. Hard to imagine what that must have felt like.
Still unbelievable to think nobody other than the terrorists were killed in that small corridor crammed with people.
DodgyGeezer said:
Mojooo said:
That t
t that fked up all the new Poirot films?
Hmm.
I'm glad I'm not alone in this viewpoint! MotOE was passable (at best), however, DotN was execrable and just rammed home how much better Ustinov was (to be fair Ustinov must be a toughie to surpass!). Not sure I'll bother with the latest effort t that fked up all the new Poirot films?Hmm.
I am not normally one to say films shouldn't be made but I suspect it may be putting others off making better Poirot films
Mojooo said:
The latest Poirot film is dire so I would avoid it
I am not normally one to say films shouldn't be made but I suspect it may be putting others off making better Poirot films
Are new ones required?I am not normally one to say films shouldn't be made but I suspect it may be putting others off making better Poirot films
The TV show did a reasonably good job at most and you have the Ustinov films for a few more cinematic takes.
Mojooo said:
DodgyGeezer said:
Mojooo said:
That tt that fked up all the new Poirot films?
Hmm.
I'm glad I'm not alone in this viewpoint! MotOE was passable (at best), however, DotN was execrable and just rammed home how much better Ustinov was (to be fair Ustinov must be a toughie to surpass!). Not sure I'll bother with the latest effort t that fked up all the new Poirot films?Hmm.
I am not normally one to say films shouldn't be made but I suspect it may be putting others off making better Poirot films
6 episodes into watching Bodies and overall i'm impressed. I feel it could have been a 6-parter, there was a lot of dead space in the first 6.
And once again they use a big actor like Stephen Graham in the trailer, posters etc and they're barely in it (remember Martin Compton in the submarine one? Died in the first episode
)
But overall I'm liking it, interesting storyline, very well told acrioss the different timelines. Looking forward to how it plays out.
And once again they use a big actor like Stephen Graham in the trailer, posters etc and they're barely in it (remember Martin Compton in the submarine one? Died in the first episode
)But overall I'm liking it, interesting storyline, very well told acrioss the different timelines. Looking forward to how it plays out.
ben5575 said:
UTH said:
Patrick Bateman said:
I re-watched November 13: Attack on Paris and it was as outstanding as I remember, a must watch.
The absolute balls of the policemen who went through the door in the Bataclan at the very end of the whole thing, their ballistic shield took 27 AK47 rounds from ~5m. Hard to imagine what that must have felt like.
Still unbelievable to think nobody other than the terrorists were killed in that small corridor crammed with people.
Not seen this, sounds worth seeing. The absolute balls of the policemen who went through the door in the Bataclan at the very end of the whole thing, their ballistic shield took 27 AK47 rounds from ~5m. Hard to imagine what that must have felt like.
Still unbelievable to think nobody other than the terrorists were killed in that small corridor crammed with people.
unseen said:
ben5575 said:
UTH said:
Patrick Bateman said:
I re-watched November 13: Attack on Paris and it was as outstanding as I remember, a must watch.
The absolute balls of the policemen who went through the door in the Bataclan at the very end of the whole thing, their ballistic shield took 27 AK47 rounds from ~5m. Hard to imagine what that must have felt like.
Still unbelievable to think nobody other than the terrorists were killed in that small corridor crammed with people.
Not seen this, sounds worth seeing. The absolute balls of the policemen who went through the door in the Bataclan at the very end of the whole thing, their ballistic shield took 27 AK47 rounds from ~5m. Hard to imagine what that must have felt like.
Still unbelievable to think nobody other than the terrorists were killed in that small corridor crammed with people.
Finally getting around to watching Better call Saul for the first time; tried to watch it when I finished Breaking Bad but couldn't make the adjustment but now that has been a few years, I'm very much enjoying BCS. I've been really impressed with Odenkirk's acting; he was always the comic relief in BB and although BCS is still very funny in places, he does some impressive heavy lifting with dramatic scenes when need be. Just getting to the end of S2 now.
parabolica said:
Finally getting around to watching Better call Saul for the first time; tried to watch it when I finished Breaking Bad but couldn't make the adjustment but now that has been a few years, I'm very much enjoying BCS. I've been really impressed with Odenkirk's acting; he was always the comic relief in BB and although BCS is still very funny in places, he does some impressive heavy lifting with dramatic scenes when need be. Just getting to the end of S2 now.
It's a show that gets better every season I think, took me two goes to get into season 1 but once I did I was hooked.parabolica said:
Finally getting around to watching Better call Saul for the first time; tried to watch it when I finished Breaking Bad but couldn't make the adjustment but now that has been a few years, I'm very much enjoying BCS. I've been really impressed with Odenkirk's acting; he was always the comic relief in BB and although BCS is still very funny in places, he does some impressive heavy lifting with dramatic scenes when need be. Just getting to the end of S2 now.
Likewise, tried it after BB and gave up. Wonder if I put it back on the list.....UTH said:
parabolica said:
Finally getting around to watching Better call Saul for the first time; tried to watch it when I finished Breaking Bad but couldn't make the adjustment but now that has been a few years, I'm very much enjoying BCS. I've been really impressed with Odenkirk's acting; he was always the comic relief in BB and although BCS is still very funny in places, he does some impressive heavy lifting with dramatic scenes when need be. Just getting to the end of S2 now.
Likewise, tried it after BB and gave up. Wonder if I put it back on the list.....
I’ve watched it twice, wouldn’t dream of doing that with BB…
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