Netflix Recommendations Thread 3.0

Just spotted all 3 seasons (well, 2 seasons and a "finale episode") of Jed Mercurio's "Bodies" has been added.

A bit under the radar as was critically acclaimed and during LoD's peak, it was nowhere to be found on iPlayer and the like.

Wholeheartedly recommended!

SPRIGGAN 6 Episodes (2022) (Japanese) An ancient civilization's relics on Earth hold dangerous powers -- it's up to ARCAM Corporation's Spriggan agents to keep them out of the wrong hands

Longboarding LA to NY (2016) A young British filmmaker and his friends attempt to skate 3,000 miles across the US to raise money for cancer care. What could possibly go wrong?.

there are another batch of adventure docs added today from around the world like last saturday

Speak (2015) (Spanish) Shot in one continuous take, 20 stories intersect in Madrid's Lavapiés Square, each evoking the power of words, conversation and communication.

My Voice Will Be With You (2020) (French) This documentary explores the work of two unique anesthetists at a Brussels clinic who use hypnosis to try to help surgical patients manage pain.

Fever (2014) (German) Haunted by the memories of her childhood, a photographer searches through her troubled father's old photographs in an attempt to find closure.

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I woke up yesterday expecting it too, and was gutted. Am at Glastonbury next week so I'll have that and Stranger Things shortly after coming back.

Anyways, Netflix have started doing it a bit tbh - Russian Doll second season was released on a Wednesday, as well as that horrible Ben Falcone-Melissa McCarthy vehicle earlier this week.

Nope. It's being released to standard Plus. I've seen all the other MCU movies and series so not gonna stop now. 😃

Anyone have any good recap videos for Umbrella Academy? Think I remember enough anyway. So did they stunt the Five actor's growth so they don't have to use tricks or tech to make him look the same age?

Civil: Ben Crump (2022) Ben Crump, also known as "Black America's attorney general," pulls back the curtain on his life as a family man and civil rights leader.

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Gave the Lincoln Lawyer a try, after the first episode I'm not going to continue on with it. Genuinely felt like not much at all happened the whole episode.

Had The Chestnut Man on My List for a good while and have just finished the first episode. Great watch, gripping storyline and good acting. Has been a long time not getting into any show so this is enjoyable. Danish TV show with English sub titles for those that find this a deal breaker.

No idea either. Most of the film is set in 2 rooms - the room where Hemsworth and his buddy observe, and the room where the subjects of the experiments are. There's not much elsewhere. There's not much CGI, and only 1 bit of an explosion if I remember correctly. Must have been some salaries.

Even the explosion was bad CGI, from a distance but you could see that it was bad

Not a recommendation but thought someone on here might know the answer. I have Sky Q and Netflix and have been paying them separately and wanted to combine them. Am I correct in saying that once I login to Netflix on Sky Q that Sky will contact Netflix in my behalf and Netflix will stop billing me separately?

The Future Of 5 eps are up then new eps weekly (2022) With the help of industry experts, this innovative docuseries examines new and emerging technological trends to imagine revolutionary possibilities

Joel Kim Booster: Psychosexual (2022) Comedian Joel Kim Booster riffs on leaked selfies, dining at P.F. Chang's, keeping secrets and why cats are better than dogs as he hits the stage in LA

Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma Season 1 (2016) (Japanese anime) Young chef Soma enters the prestigious Totsuki Culinary Academy, where he must emerge victorious in over-the-top cooking battles or face expulsion.

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