[TV] Netflix - What's good to watch?

[Is it PotG?]

Tokyo Vice is good although on Prime

Enjoyed it, S2 on the way.....

 

[Bakero]

Toko Vice is good although on Prime

Nzuzi Toko battling criminals in the seedy underworld following his fall from grace as a pro-footballer?

I'm in.

 

[Arthur]

I watched Knuckle the other evening. Docu-film about feuding Irish traveller families who settle their differences by bare knuckle boxing. It's an interesting watch.

The videos they send each other are hilarious, they are like something out of WWF back in the day. Plus before the days of the internet they were sent by post on VHS.

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

Love, Death & Robots is the most consistently brilliant "series" I have seen for a long time. Admittedly I'm a big animation fan, but this is top drawer.

There are three (what they call) volumes of programmes. Mainly because each one is a one off between 7 and 15 minutes long. All using different animation styles and different genres - though mainly focussing on sci-fi.

It's an absolute treat where the standard never drops. Thought provoking, entertaining, funny, pathos, violent. It's a belter and I highly recommend.

 

[Lenny Rider]

Knuckle, on Gypsy family feuds is very interesting, taking out the violence its about a sense of right and wrong and wonky moral compasses.

 

[Stat Brother]

Is anyone else a bit done with Netflix?

The last good original film I watched was Don't Look Up.
I've not found a 'that'll do' film quite a while, either.

And I'll have to check back through this thread for whatever was the last mini season - so hardly memorable.


I wish I could get HBO instead, but their deal with Sky Atlantic would suggest that's not happening any time soon.

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

Is anyone else a bit done with Netflix?

The last good original film I watched was Don't Look Up.
I've not found a 'that'll do' film quite a while, either.

And I'll have to check back through this thread for whatever was the last mini season - so hardly memorable.


I wish I could get HBO instead, but their deal with Sky Atlantic would suggest that's not happening any time soon.

See my post above re Love, Death & Robots.

 

[Pondicherry]

Love, Death & Robots is the most consistently brilliant "series" I have seen for a long time. Admittedly I'm a big animation fan, but this is top drawer.

There are three (what they call) volumes of programmes. Mainly because each one is a one off between 7 and 15 minutes long. All using different animation styles and different genres - though mainly focussing on sci-fi.

It's an absolute treat where the standard never drops. Thought provoking, entertaining, funny, pathos, violent. It's a belter and I highly recommend.

Another vote for this series. It is outstanding. Jibaro (the last one in the current series) is brilliant. Each episode is stand alone for those unaware and the longest is 20 mins I think (most shorter than that).

 

[keaton]

Is anyone else a bit done with Netflix?

The last good original film I watched was Don't Look Up.
I've not found a 'that'll do' film quite a while, either.

And I'll have to check back through this thread for whatever was the last mini season - so hardly memorable.


I wish I could get HBO instead, but their deal with Sky Atlantic would suggest that's not happening any time soon.

Why don't you just get Now Entertainment?

 

[Machiavelli]

The new series (4) of Stranger Things is working well round our parts.

 

[nordicgod]

I still have season 2 of the Witcher and Russian doll to watch , finished ozark and was a bit disappointed with the ending . The boyz season 3 starts on prime this week

 

[Hugo Rune]

The new series (4) of Stranger Things is working well round our parts.

Not so much at Rune Towers. The change in inspiration from the likes of the goonies to 80’s teen horror as not gone down well. The actors had to grow up and things had to change so it was inevitable but all the new drug and sex references along with the graphic horror violence is not so much fun.

 

[Seagull27]

Not so much at Rune Towers. The change in inspiration from the likes of the goonies to 80’s teen horror as not gone down well. The actors had to grow up and things had to change so it was inevitable but all the new drug and sex references along with the graphic horror violence is not so much fun.

Interesting. I thought it was fantastic, best season yet.

 

[Stat Brother]

Just in the nick of time Netflix redeems itself.

The Guard - superb film.

A stand out performance from Brendon Gleeson ably assisted by Danny Welbeck.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Just in the nick of time Netflix redeems itself.

The Guard - superb film.

A stand out performance from Brendon Gleeson ably assisted by Danny Welbeck.

Sticking plaster over a gaping wound with that old film I’m afraid Stat, bin off Flix and get your cheeks over to Disney for £7.99 a month and start tucking into this cheeky little monkey, it’ll inspire you to turn off your TV set and go do something more interesting instead :

 

[SK1NT]

Stranger Things 4

 

[KZNSeagull]

Just in the nick of time Netflix redeems itself.

The Guard - superb film.

A stand out performance from Brendon Gleeson ably assisted by Danny Welbeck.

Well your last recommendation was a bit rubbish, but you have redeemed yourself with this one. A fine fillum.

 

[KZNSeagull]

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[bhafc99]

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I'm enjoying the new series of that: ....

 

[Eeyore]

Just in the nick of time Netflix redeems itself.

The Guard - superb film.

A stand out performance from Brendon Gleeson ably assisted by Danny Welbeck.

I thought Danny plays Lucas in the latest round of Stranger Things.