Netflix - What gems have you found?

[singlecoil]

swanny71 said:

The Two Popes - not my usual cup of tea and no idea if it’s true to life but I thoroughly enjoyed it.

It was utterly superb IMO. It's good to know films this good can still exist. With two main actors of that calibre it was always going to be good, but it was way beyond that and quite moving in parts.

[NBTBRV8]

I am watching the greatest moments of WWII in colour at the moment. The Midway battle was fascinating, I learnt a lot. Plus just how luck/chance won it for the allies. Incredible.

[bazza white]

Movies that changed us. I skipped the dirty dancing one for now but watched Home alone, Ghostbusters and Die hard. Its interviews with cast and crew and quite interesting.

[pidsy]

The Witcher.

Not for me.
Managed half hour but couldn’t take any more.

[JagLover]

pidsy said:

The Witcher.

Not for me.
Managed half hour but couldn’t take any more.

I'm hoping it will improve but some bizarre choices for the opening episode for me.

The focus should have been Geralt and if they were going to give the young girl's storyline so little development then it should have been shown as quick flashback scenes.

[joshcowin]

Recomendantions for something to binge watch today? Me and the wife? Not too violent and sweary.

[MrsMiggins]

bazza white said:

Movies that changed us. I skipped the dirty dancing one for now but watched Home alone, Ghostbusters and Die hard. Its interviews with cast and crew and quite interesting.

Don't avoid the DD one because of the film itself. It's a fascinating story.

[popeyewhite]

NBTBRV8 said:

I am watching the greatest moments of WWII in colour at the moment. The Midway battle was fascinating, I learnt a lot. Plus just how luck/chance won it for the allies. Incredible.

I think to a degree the Americans made their own luck - trusting instinct etc as to where the fleet was heading and where the pilots should search later. If that's what you're referring to. Do you mention the actual title of the program? I'd like to catch it if possible.

[bazza white]

MrsMiggins said:

bazza white said:

Movies that changed us. I skipped the dirty dancing one for now but watched Home alone, Ghostbusters and Die hard. Its interviews with cast and crew and quite interesting.

Don't avoid the DD one because of the film itself. It's a fascinating story.

I will watch it, I was more familiar with the other movies hence watching them first.

[RichFN2]

joshcowin said:

Recomendantions for something to binge watch today? Me and the wife? Not too violent and sweary.

One Strange Rock
Street Food
Sacred Games (although it might be close to the mark in places)
Money Heist
Our Planet

[CaptainSlow]

Just finished The Spy. Really enjoyed it.

[Its Just Adz]

We finished Don't Fk With Cats.

So sick, but couldn't stop watching. The group that were chasing him were amazing.

[Butter Face]

Hail Satan? (Yes it has a question mark in the title)

Very good and enlightening.

[Zarco]

popeyewhite said:

NBTBRV8 said:

I am watching the greatest moments of WWII in colour at the moment. The Midway battle was fascinating, I learnt a lot. Plus just how luck/chance won it for the allies. Incredible.

I think to a degree the Americans made their own luck - trusting instinct etc as to where the fleet was heading and where the pilots should search later. If that's what you're referring to. Do you mention the actual title of the program? I'd like to catch it if possible.

He did mention the title of the programme.

[joshcowin]

RichFN2 said:

joshcowin said:

Recomendantions for something to binge watch today? Me and the wife? Not too violent and sweary.

One Strange Rock
Street Food
Sacred Games (although it might be close to the mark in places)
Money Heist
Our Planet

Thanks, got a few chilled days coming up so will give them a look!

Watched the Irishman, loved it think it's fantastic, well acted and didnt want it to end!

[TyrannosauRoss Lex]

Just watching Flint Town. Quite interesting so far.

[anonymous-user]

Its Just Adz said:

We finished Don't Fk With Cats.

So sick, but couldn't stop watching. The group that were chasing him were amazing.

What isn't explained is who is the second person in the python video.

[anonymous-user]

jsf said:

What isn't explained is who is the second person in the python video.

there are loads of snake owners who feed live animals to them. it was most likely the snake owner,

[popeyewhite]

Zarco said:

popeyewhite said:

NBTBRV8 said:

I am watching the greatest moments of WWII in colour at the moment. The Midway battle was fascinating, I learnt a lot. Plus just how luck/chance won it for the allies. Incredible.

I think to a degree the Americans made their own luck - trusting instinct etc as to where the fleet was heading and where the pilots should search later. If that's what you're referring to. Do you mention the actual title of the program? I'd like to catch it if possible.

He did mention the title of the programme.

How helpful of you.

[gareth_r]

popeyewhite said:

Zarco said:

popeyewhite said:

NBTBRV8 said:

I am watching the greatest moments of WWII in colour at the moment. The Midway battle was fascinating, I learnt a lot. Plus just how luck/chance won it for the allies. Incredible.

I think to a degree the Americans made their own luck - trusting instinct etc as to where the fleet was heading and where the pilots should search later. If that's what you're referring to. Do you mention the actual title of the program? I'd like to catch it if possible.

He did mention the title of the programme.

How helpful of you.

Greatest Events of WWII in Colour