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Nalz · 23-04-2019 07:49PM

shauna17 wrote: »

any good series to watch that would be set around same idea of 'Line Of Duty' or anything to do with emergency rescue ?

Collateral isn't bad. In the dark and Happy Valleys are ok.

ixoy · 23-04-2019 08:23PM

adox wrote: »

All 4 seasons are there at the moment.

Nothing on either my Netflix account or Prime.

Fysh · 23-04-2019 08:33PM

ixoy wrote: »

Nothing on either my Netflix account or Prime.

All I can see is a placeholder saying "Season 4 coming in May". Which, well....

gmisk · 23-04-2019 08:50PM

Nalz wrote: »

Collateral isn't bad. In the dark and Happy Valleys are ok.

I think that is harsh on happy valley....it is fantastic imo

is_that_so · 23-04-2019 08:52PM

Nalz wrote: »

Collateral isn't bad. In the dark and Happy Valleys are ok.

Collateral started out well, but doesn't finish on such a high.

johnny_ultimate · 23-04-2019 09:44PM

The Burial of Kojo is an intriguing film from Ghana, for those in search of something unusual and interesting. It’s a pretty visually splendid film, full of clever framing and fetching dream-like images. The pacing is a touch uneven at times, and certain aspects don’t entirely work. But it pulls together surprisingly well at the end, with a conclusion that ties everything up in a satisfying, thoughtful and melancholic way. An accomplished debut film, and one that hopefully won’t get lost in the algorithms.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l7gC3fa3m0

ixoy · 23-04-2019 10:23PM

gmisk wrote: »

I think that is harsh on happy valley....it is fantastic imo

'Happy Valley' is excellent - great drama and some superb acting. Okay is vastly underselling it - now a bunch of us hopefully haven't oversold it!

peteeeed · 24-04-2019 07:47AM

BONDING season 1
A New York City grad student moonlighting as a dominatrix enlists her gay BFF from high school to be her assistant.

added today

Uncharted · 24-04-2019 07:55AM

Watched 'Highwaymen' last night. Enjoyed it for what it was. A bit of an ego rub for Costner, and Harrelson playing a slightly hobo-ish loveable rogue with a slight booze problem.

(Surprise surprise)

All in all,a good midweek 2 hour filler.

I must say,it was beautifully filmed. Really great scenery.

Mickeroo · 24-04-2019 08:02AM

johnny_ultimate wrote: »

The Burial of Kojo is an intriguing film from Ghana, for those in search of something unusual and interesting. It’s a pretty visually splendid film, full of clever framing and fetching dream-like images. The pacing is a touch uneven at times, and certain aspects don’t entirely work. But it pulls together surprisingly well at the end, with a conclusion that ties everything up in a satisfying, thoughtful and melancholic way. An accomplished debut film, and one that hopefully won’t get lost in the algorithms.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l7gC3fa3m0

It keeps recommending that to me at the moment, was wondering if it was actually any good as the few visuals I saw on the app looked interesting.

Frank O. Pinion · 24-04-2019 08:08AM

peteeeed wrote: »

BONDING season 1
A New York City grad student moonlighting as a dominatrix enlists her gay BFF from high school to be her assistant.

Seven, 15min episodes.

peteeeed · 24-04-2019 08:41AM

Netflix has announced an upcoming Original drama series that charts the origins of football. “The English Game”, which has already started production in the UK, is written and executive produced by “Downton Abbey” creator Julian Fellowes and produced by 42 (“Watership Down”, “Traitors”). The six-part drama charts the origins of football and how those involved in its creation reached across the class divide to establish the game as the world’s most popular sport.

Mickeroo · 24-04-2019 08:51AM

peteeeed wrote: »

Netflix has announced an upcoming Original drama series that charts the origins of football. “The English Game”, which has already started production in the UK, is written and executive produced by “Downton Abbey” creator Julian Fellowes and produced by 42 (“Watership Down”, “Traitors”). The six-part drama charts the origins of football and how those involved in its creation reached across the class divide to establish the game as the world’s most popular sport.

Surely that should read "reached across the class divide to keep those pesky working class folks occupied on the weekends so they didn't revolt"

CrankyHaus · 24-04-2019 12:03PM

Caught Detroit (2017) and England is Mine (About Morrissey before he "became" Morrissey) on Netflix recently.

I thought Detroit was excellent and England is Mine wasn't bad at all.

Gloomtastic! · 24-04-2019 12:10PM

CrankyHaus wrote: »

Caught Detroit (2017) and England is Mine (About Morrissey before he "became" Morrissey) on Netflix recently.

I thought Detroit was excellent and England is Mine wasn't bad at all.

I think Morrissey's a bit of a legend (Sleep is the brother of death!:D) but fell asleep watching England Is Mine waiting for something meteoric to happen. I watched it again and promptly fell asleep again! :rolleyes:

24-04-2019 12:59PM

peteeeed wrote: »

Netflix has announced an upcoming Original drama series that charts the origins of football. “The English Game”, which has already started production in the UK, is written and executive produced by “Downton Abbey” creator Julian Fellowes and produced by 42 (“Watership Down”, “Traitors”). The six-part drama charts the origins of football and how those involved in its creation reached across the class divide to establish the game as the world’s most popular sport.

I’m pretty sure this was written directed and starring Danny Dyer?

tigger123 · 24-04-2019 01:17PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I’m pretty sure this was written directed and starring Danny Dyer?

Think I got sick in my mouth a little at reading that sentence.

CrankyHaus · 24-04-2019 01:19PM

Gloomtastic! wrote: »

I think Morrissey's a bit of a legend (Sleep is the brother of death!:D) but fell asleep watching England Is Mine waiting for something meteoric to happen. I watched it again and promptly fell asleep again! :rolleyes:

Yeah I know what you mean but something about the film clicked with me and I enjoyed it. I thought the script and the actor conveyed that slightly bitchy wit of Morrissey very well, even the quiet, slow desperation of the film matched what he went on to sing about.

Ardent · 24-04-2019 01:21PM

Can recommend The Ruthless. An Italian mafia/mobster movie. Solid 7/10 for me.

Autecher · 24-04-2019 03:07PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I’m pretty sure this was written directed and starring Danny Dyer?

tigger123 wrote: »

Think I got sick in my mouth a little at reading that sentence.

Tigger123 it sounds like you need to see a medical professional....

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somesoldiers · 24-04-2019 03:09PM

Anyone watch Resurrection Ertegrul, had started downloading before I noticed there are about 150 episodes @ 40 mins +. 7.6 rating on IMDb though

adox · 24-04-2019 03:28PM

Fysh wrote: »

I wonder if Netflix will have seasons 1-3 of Lucifer as well as S4 - it'd be pretty silly not to have them, but now that Fox is owned by the Mousehouse I could see them being...unhelpful, let's say.

Im an idiot. I read it as Luther not Lucifer!:o

Man Vs ManUre · 24-04-2019 06:38PM

CrankyHaus wrote: »

Caught Detroit (2017) and England is Mine (About Morrissey before he "became" Morrissey) on Netflix recently.

I thought Detroit was excellent and England is Mine wasn't bad at all.

Detroit is excellent.
Very much overlooked at the awards ceremonies last year. Especially the young English actor who was in the recent awful Bandersnatch Black Mirror.

Uncharted · 24-04-2019 10:13PM

Watched Triple Frontier.

Utter sh1te. Don't bother.

Woeful stuff.

fin12 · 24-04-2019 10:17PM

Anyone watching Troy, Fall of a city?

Synode · 24-04-2019 10:44PM

Black 47 was more enjoyable than I thought it would be. Well worth a watch

Snake Plisken · 24-04-2019 11:35PM

Finally got round to watching The Sinner, really enjoyed it and thought Jessica Beil and Bill Pullman gave great performances. Is Season 2 any good?

25-04-2019 06:46AM

Snake Plisken wrote: »

Finally got round to watching The Sinner, really enjoyed it and thought Jessica Beil and Bill Pullman gave great performances. Is Season 2 any good?

I didn't find it nearly as good and gave up half way through.

peteeeed · 25-04-2019 07:25AM

A Mission in an Old Movie

An Hour and a Half
Based on the 2002 El Ayyat train accident, this drama begins 90 minutes before the explosion, following the lives of riders in the third-class cars.

Aurora
A fatal shipwreck spurs an islander innkeeper and her sister to recover the missing victims' bodies -- until the dead come seeking shelter themselves.

Baywatch (2017)

added today

inforfun · 25-04-2019 08:04AM

peteeeed wrote: »

BONDING season 1
A New York City grad student moonlighting as a dominatrix enlists her gay BFF from high school to be her assistant.

added today

Started this yesterday. Weird but entertaining.

Dont blink though cause you'll mis an episode. They are only 17 mins or so.

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