Netflix - What gems have you found? (NO SPOILERS) (Vol. 2)
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Not Netflix, but similar cost.
National theatre On line.
https://primafacieplay.com/
Jodie Comer is one of the best actresses in the business at the moment.
National theatre On line.
https://primafacieplay.com/
Jodie Comer is one of the best actresses in the business at the moment.
illmonkey said:
Yea, was good. Typical film where the noise is louder than the actors voices. Do people not watch these type of films and give feedback?
I have a friend (he's a BAFTA winning sound engineer) he said there are enourmous numbers of compalints about just about any program/films sound when watched on the TV. He simply points out that the sound is not a problem in the cinemas, and it is 95% the TVs/AV gear that are the cause of the problem.suffolk009 said:
illmonkey said:
Yea, was good. Typical film where the noise is louder than the actors voices. Do people not watch these type of films and give feedback?
I have a friend (he's a BAFTA winning sound engineer) he said there are enourmous numbers of compalints about just about any program/films sound when watched on the TV. He simply points out that the sound is not a problem in the cinemas, and it is 95% the TVs/AV gear that are the cause of the problem.Could it not be altered from screen to tv as well? I imagine a very small number of people use anything but the tv speakers.
suffolk009 said:
I have a friend (he's a BAFTA winning sound engineer) he said there are enourmous numbers of compalints about just about any program/films sound when watched on the TV. He simply points out that the sound is not a problem in the cinemas, and it is 95% the TVs/AV gear that are the cause of the problem.
I have more of a problem with it at the cinema to be honest. Top Gun Mav sfx were so loud it was almost uncomfortable RB Will said:
suffolk009 said:
I have a friend (he's a BAFTA winning sound engineer) he said there are enourmous numbers of compalints about just about any program/films sound when watched on the TV. He simply points out that the sound is not a problem in the cinemas, and it is 95% the TVs/AV gear that are the cause of the problem.
I have more of a problem with it at the cinema to be honest. Top Gun Mav sfx were so loud it was almost uncomfortable So... Mr. Bride
Another in the tradition of sumptuous Korean costume dramas set in the Joseon era, but wrapped around a plot that mixes in something utterly unrelated.
In this case it's a story about a male chef who has an accident in the modern day and wakes up stuck in the body of the new queen. Bit odd but entertaining enough.
Though I'd rather watch another season of Kingdom.
Another in the tradition of sumptuous Korean costume dramas set in the Joseon era, but wrapped around a plot that mixes in something utterly unrelated.
In this case it's a story about a male chef who has an accident in the modern day and wakes up stuck in the body of the new queen. Bit odd but entertaining enough.
Though I'd rather watch another season of Kingdom.
pquinn said:
So... Mr. Bride
Another in the tradition of sumptuous Korean costume dramas set in the Joseon era, but wrapped around a plot that mixes in something utterly unrelated.
In this case it's a story about a male chef who has an accident in the modern day and wakes up stuck in the body of the new queen. Bit odd but entertaining enough.
Though I'd rather watch another season of Kingdom.
This almost intrigues me.Another in the tradition of sumptuous Korean costume dramas set in the Joseon era, but wrapped around a plot that mixes in something utterly unrelated.
In this case it's a story about a male chef who has an accident in the modern day and wakes up stuck in the body of the new queen. Bit odd but entertaining enough.
Though I'd rather watch another season of Kingdom.
But I have a low embarrassment threshold and I get quite enough misgender embarrassment in RL
Clockwork Cupcake said:
This almost intrigues me.
But I have a low embarrassment threshold and I get quite enough misgender embarrassment in RL
There isn't really any sort of misgender embarrassment, it's more that the character is behaving in a way nothing at all as expected from a highborn queen and it confusing those around them. Like Kingdom the whole thing is played like a normal costume drama just with odd things happening. But I have a low embarrassment threshold and I get quite enough misgender embarrassment in RL
From what I've seen so far the only slightly gender driven part has been the desperate attempts by the 'queen' to dodge their wedding night.
Manifest
Series 4 has appeared on UK Netflix.. But not the previous 3 series?... you can find these on Sky Max
Started watching the first series on my Netflix in France last week.
An Aeroplane takes off in 2013 and lands in 2018 with all the discombobulation that would entail.
The surviving passengers develop supernatural complications.
Easy enough watch and quite entertaining.
pquinn said:
So... Mr. Bride
Another in the tradition of sumptuous Korean costume dramas set in the Joseon era,
I've just started on Mr Sunshine, another Korean costume drama. Christ knows what the budget is for these things, episode one contained a battle scene on a par with saving Private Ryan. Every minute seems to be no expense spared. Another in the tradition of sumptuous Korean costume dramas set in the Joseon era,
AndrewCrown said:
Manifest
Series 4 has appeared on UK Netflix.. But not the previous 3 series?... you can find these on Sky Max
Started watching the first series on my Netflix in France last week.
An Aeroplane takes off in 2013 and lands in 2018 with all the discombobulation that would entail.
The surviving passengers develop supernatural complications.
Easy enough watch and quite entertaining.
We Have a Ghost - No.1 on Netflix films. I'm not sure how they rank them but it's probably the number of people who start it.
Black Family buy a run down house, it has a ghost, they video the Ghost and it becomes viral.
Potentially an interesting idea, pitched as a comedy/horror but the 40 minutes we watched were neither funny or scary, pretty much the whole family are dreadful and other characters are clichés (quirky girl next door?) . We gave up.
Black Family buy a run down house, it has a ghost, they video the Ghost and it becomes viral.
Potentially an interesting idea, pitched as a comedy/horror but the 40 minutes we watched were neither funny or scary, pretty much the whole family are dreadful and other characters are clichés (quirky girl next door?) . We gave up.
Into the Deep was interesting.
It had a unique focus as it mainly used footage from a film-maker making a documentary about Peter Madsen's rocket company, so the primary focus is on the volunteers and interns working there and their reactions.
The style is a bit strange as it keeps cutting backward and forwards. Worth a watch as a human study but don't expect to learn much about the police investigation and any other aspects of the crime.
It had a unique focus as it mainly used footage from a film-maker making a documentary about Peter Madsen's rocket company, so the primary focus is on the volunteers and interns working there and their reactions.
The style is a bit strange as it keeps cutting backward and forwards. Worth a watch as a human study but don't expect to learn much about the police investigation and any other aspects of the crime.
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