Netflix Recommendations 2.0 *READ FIRST POST*

peteeeed

queer eye has been renewed for a 2nd season

https://twitter.com/QueerEye/status/978311869826973701

brilou23

Prisoners has been addded, I have been looking to watch this for a good while now.

Fuzzy_Dunlop

Basq wrote: »

Lovely.. been looking forward to this.

If you like your comedian's quite offbeat and dry, you're onto a winner.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwl-ZH-AZXA

Acaster is brilliant, have been looking forward to watching these.

Snake Plisken

Watched ”Hunt for the Wilderpeople” last night excellent New Zealand movie from Taika Waititi with brilliant performances from Sam Neill and newcomer Julian Dennison, If you like the off-beat humour of “What we do in the shadows” and Thor Ragnarok then you’ll enjoy this 8/10.

“A most violent year”great story about corruption in the New York heating oil business set in 1981. It’s a very tense well made movie with a great performances from Oscar Issac and Jessica Chastain. 7/10

corks finest

peteeeed wrote: »

The men from U.N.C.L.E (remake) added today

Man

Boom_Bap

Snake Plisken wrote: »

Watched ”Hunt for the Wilderpeople” last night excellent New Zealand movie from Taika Waititi with brilliant performances from Sam Neill and newcomer Julian Dennison, If you like the off-beat humour of “What we do in the shadows” and Thor Ragnarok then you’ll enjoy this 8/10.

“A most violent year”great story about corruption in the New York heating oil business set in 1981. It’s a very tense well made movie with a great performances from Oscar Issac and Jessica Chastain. 7/10

Hunt for the Wilderpeople is amazing, there are a huge amount of layers to it.

Tom Mann Centuria

Boom_Bap wrote: »

Hunt for the Wilderpeople is amazing, there are a huge amount of layers to it.

Personally thought it ran out of steam with about 20 minutes left to go, and I don't think it knew how to finish, but still a great film.

gmisk

Boom_Bap wrote: »

Hunt for the Wilderpeople is amazing, there are a huge amount of layers to it.

Cracking wee film totally agree.

johnpatrick81

den87 wrote: »

For anyone that hasn’t seen it The Defiant Ones is incredible.

It really is. Just watched the whole thing today. Absolutely must see stuff for anyone with an ounce of interest in music.

Surprised Netflix have it as it had HBO all over it. Surely Sky would have gotten first dibs.

peteeeed

bobby sands 66 days
the vileness
https://www.empireonline.com/movies/villainess/review/

miraculous tales of ladybug and cat noir season 1

Added today

peteeeed

coming april 20th

Summer2017

Just finished binge watching Mad Men and absolutely loved it. Anyone have any recommendations for another bingefest?

BelovedAunt

Summer2017 wrote: »

Just finished binge watching Mad Men and absolutely loved it. Anyone have any recommendations for another bingefest?

Breaking Bad.

Agent Coulson

Another plus one on The Defiant Ones.


I would love to see a full documentry on Jimmy Iovine after watching this from John Lennon to U2 to Springsteen to Lady Gaga to Stevie Nicks to NIN to Tom Petty to Marilyn Manson to Patti Smith he has been involved in producing some of the most influential music of the last 50 years.

shamrock55

Finished wild wild country,agree 4 episodes was more then enough,cant get my head around those people who followed the bagwan though they're all utterly bonkers though as was he and sheera and the rest obviously,headcases the lot of them,sheera was a particularly dangerous nutcase though

Charlie19

The Defiant Ones is class, so many eye openers..

Suge Knight playing football with JFK Junior for one.:D

peteeeed

bridge to terabithia added today

brilou23

Watched the autopsy of jane doe last night. Brilliant film with some great acting.

peteeeed

great british bake off the bbc years coming 31st march all episodes

correction

peteeeed wrote: »

bridge to terabithia added today

Has someone started cutting onions in here?

peteeeed

suits season 7 was added to our uk brothers and sisters but does not appear to be over here

peteeeed

correction wrote: »

Has someone started cutting onions in here?

ive not seen it but all the reviews seem to say you'll be sobbing like a baby

correction

peteeeed wrote: »

ive not seen it but all the reviews seem to say you'll be sobbing like a baby

Absolutely. One of 2 movies that have caused me legitimate tears in my adult movie watching life. It's advertised as a children's movie but I wouldn't go showing any young kids.

km79

Some of the footage in LA 92 is astonishing !
Especially the fall out after the trial as I’d seen the Rodney King footage before .
The videos at the main intersection and of the Korean shopkeepers later on is crazy

ironwalk

Snake Plisken wrote: »

“A most violent year”great story about corruption in the New York heating oil business set in 1981. It’s a very tense well made movie with a great performances from Oscar Issac and Jessica Chastain. 7/10

I watched this over the last two nights....it's slow paced but excellent.
Thanks for the recommendation.

johnpatrick81

correction wrote: »

Has someone started cutting onions in here?

I totally googled "Cutting Onions Netflix" to see what show you were referring to...

kerplun k

johnpatrick81 wrote: »

I totally googled "Cutting Onions Netflix" to see what show you were referring to...

Your not the only one. #MeToo

fin12

https://www.irishexaminer.com/examviral/netflix-has-added-some-brilliant-movies-to-get-us-through-a-rainy-easter-weekend-834937.html

Films coming to Netflix.

Alf Veedersane

wetlandsboy wrote: »

I highly recommend LA 92. It is an incredibly powerful watch. No talking heads - just news and home video footage from the time. The sceens from the riots are particularly violent, however, and require a strong stomach to watch.

I don't know if it's a sign we've/I've become too desensitised to violence but the most moving part was the black guy in tears at his business being torn asunder and him crying saying "I tried to make it". That said, there were a lot of powerful moments.

Great doc.

oneilla

correction wrote: »

Has someone started cutting onions in here?

I don't get it, so I must ask, what does this refer to? Is Bridge to Terabithia a tearful film?