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unplayable · 22-11-2017 11:55PM

Meru the climbing documentary is on Netflix now. It’s amazing! Well worth a watch. Highly recommended..

MadDog76 · 23-11-2017 12:01AM

Deep and The Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones added today

shamrock55 · 23-11-2017 12:23AM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

ALL THE BACK TO THE FUTURES!

There's my Christmas viewing sorted.

Best movies in the world ever

TICKLE_ME_ELMO · 23-11-2017 12:39AM

shamrock55 wrote: »

Best movies in the world ever

Even the 3rd one? It's rubbish.

FunLover18 · 23-11-2017 01:06AM

TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote:

Even the 3rd one? It's rubbish.

I love Part III!!! It may be my favourite.

My housemate's never seen them so hopefully we can do a marathon.

robwen · 23-11-2017 02:50AM

How does one go through life without ever seeing any of the back to the future movies

km79 · 23-11-2017 07:27AM

robwen wrote: »

How does one go through life without ever seeing any of the back to the future movies

Agent Coulson · 23-11-2017 07:43AM

Star Wars: The Force Awakens added today.

pixelburp · 23-11-2017 07:52AM

TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: »

Even the 3rd one? It's rubbish.

And yet still infinitely more enjoyable and entertaining than at least 50% of modern blockbusters. The formula might have worn off a tad by number 3, but it had its moments despite the flaws

Jerichoholic · 23-11-2017 08:26AM

BTTF3 is still great.

23-11-2017 09:34AM

Sad Professor wrote: »

Is there any word on when the 4th season of Black Mirror is expected? Third season came out around this time last year, but it's not on Netflix's list for December. Could they just drop it unannounced? Has Netflix done that before?

I'd be very surprised if it did. Wasn't S3 of Black Mirror one of their biggest draws alongside Stranger Things? Plus, I might be wrong, but it brought in Emmys for the company?

Would seem silly to drop a show like that.

server down · 23-11-2017 09:42AM

There’s a black mirror 4 on the way. One episode was already screened for critics.

Netflix doesn’t have to follow seasons.

http://ew.com/tv/2017/10/07/black-mirror-star-trek-paleyfest/

Sad Professor · 23-11-2017 10:31AM

Deleted User wrote: »

I'd be very surprised if it did. Wasn't S3 of Black Mirror one of their biggest draws alongside Stranger Things? Plus, I might be wrong, but it brought in Emmys for the company?

Would seem silly to drop a show like that.

Sorry, by "drop" I meant release it. It's definitely coming. It's finished and screeners have been sent out, it's just a matter of when it's added to the catalogue.

I guess it's looking like next year.

tigger123 · 23-11-2017 11:06AM

Think BTTF 3 is Christopher Loyd's favourite of the three.

Anyway, finished Mindhunter last night and absolutely loved. David Fincher is some man for one man.

neirbloom · 23-11-2017 11:36AM

Midnight Run is being added the 1st. One of my all time favs at least I hope its that midnight Run.

Edit: Oh God just noticed Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas is arriving next month. One of the most painfully bad movies ever made but at the same time like a train wreck, hard to look away. Cameron spends a hour and a half lecturing us on how consumeristic we have all gotten and that Saint Nicholas actually beat non-believers and people who did not believe enough making Santa a good religious figure and oh yea includes a 10 minute long break dancing scene it being Christmas and all.

Watch the Cinema Snobs review on the movie, very funny episode.

:pac:

server down · 23-11-2017 11:42AM

Jerichoholic wrote: »

BTTF3 is still great.

Its just a different movie to the other two, there was probably no way to get back to the 1950's again.

The second movie is extremely good, its a fairly complex movie too, as complex as any geeky time travelling episode where timelines "cross". A bit of a risk really for a general audience.

johnny_ultimate · 23-11-2017 11:44AM

Have had a soft spot for BTTF3 since I was a kid. It's obviously the least creative and unique of the films, but it's one of the more enjoyable Western pastiches nonetheless. The final train sequence is the sort of great physical setpiece that's rare in blockbusters these days... Paddington 2 excepted.

peteeeed · 23-11-2017 12:39PM

shes go to have it , series based on the spike lee film added today

johnpatrick81 · 23-11-2017 12:42PM

^ should you watch the film first, or is it better as a stand alone re-working of it?

Jerichoholic · 23-11-2017 12:47PM

From the trailer it looks like the most liberal garbage you could possibly imagine.

peteeeed · 23-11-2017 12:51PM

johnpatrick81 wrote: »

^ should you watch the film first, or is it better as a stand alone re-working of it?

i don't think it matters
here's a review
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2017/nov/22/shes-gotta-have-it-review-an-exhilarating-examination-of-our-attitudes-to-sex-and-race

johnny_ultimate · 23-11-2017 12:54PM

Yeah it's I think basically a remake, as Lee regrets some of the choices he made in the original.

Hopefully it lives up to the early buzz - despite a few missteps, the original is a strong, lively and defiant piece of work that is definitely one of his strongest efforts.

kunst nugget · 23-11-2017 01:03PM

Jerichoholic wrote: »

From the trailer it looks like the most liberal garbage you could possibly imagine.

Giving the fact that I've enjoyed Spike Lee's movies in the past, I'm going to give this a go and not dismiss it as 'liberal garbage' because the protagonist is black and/or a woman.

Also, Irish people using terms like 'liberal garbage' is all kinds of wrong. Go with 'Left wing rubbish' or 'Protestant scutter' instead of co-opting American terms like a proper Fenian!!!

Jerichoholic · 23-11-2017 01:20PM

As you use the term 'movies'.

Jerichoholic · 23-11-2017 01:26PM

kunst nugget wrote: »

I'm going to give this a go and not dismiss it as 'liberal garbage' because the protagonist is black and/or a woman.

You're presuming quite a lot there, and I wont have it. I've seen the original years ago and enjoyed it, this looks like it was reworked to include a lot of tumblr nonsense, and that's just not interesting to me. To call me a racist or sexist over it is crazy.

Mickeroo · 23-11-2017 01:29PM

Make the Netflix thread great again and recommend something.

kunst nugget · 23-11-2017 02:01PM

Jerichoholic wrote: »

You're presuming quite a lot there, and I wont have it. I've seen the original years ago and enjoyed it, this looks like it was reworked to include a lot of tumblr nonsense, and that's just not interesting to me. To call me a racist or sexist over it is crazy.

That's fair enough. When I read someone dismissing something on boards as 'liberal garbage', it's usually coming from a poster that's usually found extolling the greatness of Trump whenever they get the chance… I'll admit I don't really know your post history on here.

kunst nugget · 23-11-2017 02:11PM

Mickeroo wrote: »

Make the Netflix thread great again and recommend something.

Started watching 'Long Time Running' the documentary about the Canadian band Tragically Hip's last tour following the lead singer Gord Downie's diagnosis with incurable brain cancer. I haven't finished it and I didn't know much about the band beyond the name before this but from what I've seen it's a deftly handled documentary that's free of self pity or histronics when compared with the likes of Gaga's Five Foot Two.

Thepoet85 · 23-11-2017 02:37PM

Is there a way of seeing what films and shows are available in 4k?

Might have been asked before, sorry if it has.

peteeeed · 23-11-2017 02:44PM

Thepoet85 wrote: »

Is there a way of seeing what films and shows are available in 4k?

Might have been asked before, sorry if it has.

you need the top tier subscription and then it appears all grouped together , mostly netlifx originals and ghostbusters 2/ godzilla and a couple of other non netflix made films

https://www.whats-on-netflix.com/lists/4k-titles-on-netflix/

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