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Documentary TV series count for this thread right? There's a whole 2 episodes for my recommendation :hehe:
So the doc "series" is on Netflix and is called "Sinatra: All or nothing at all" directed by one of the best documentarians on the planet - Alex Gibney
It's about the amazing American life of Frank Sinatra. To be Frank, it's both very good and excellent
This is series has blown me away and I can't believe it's not more hyped. The writing is amazing. Mads Mikkelsen has managed to overtake Sir Anthony's portrayal for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by LordKenwyne
It is as dark as it gets though. So be warned.
Its brilliant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue in the Face
Its also total food porn, which is a worry once you realise what's being cooked.
:hehe: So true. Pretty sick the way the show makes you want to eat your fellow man.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie
Turn: washington's spies
It's historically accurate although there is a degree of licence for purposes of plot.
I watched the first series/season on DVD and thought it was OK enough to want to watch more.Quote:
Originally Posted by TISS
But I can't, unless I subscribe to Amazon Prime. The season 1 DVD must have been a taster to hook some more subscriptions.
On a completely different tack as it's clearly not a series (there's only two ;) ) and obviously it's not a drama but for anyone who likes nature and landscape and really chilled interesting natural history, this is jaw dropping.
The photography is just something else - landscape, wildlife - stunning IMO.
Wild Ireland - edge of the World.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...es-1-episode-1
Club de Cuervos. Absolutely love it.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4680240/