Anyone watched it ? Moving stuff, with some REAL tough guys. I've only just started watching the odd thing on Netflix, enjoyed Jack Whitehall with his Dad in SE Asia.
Any recommendations ?
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Anyone watched it ? Moving stuff, with some REAL tough guys. I've only just started watching the odd thing on Netflix, enjoyed Jack Whitehall with his Dad in SE Asia.
Any recommendations ?
Some very good series on Netlix can recommend:
House of Cards
Narcos.
Stranger Things.
Just starting MindHunters, looking good.
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Originally Posted by life on mars
Yep Narcos is superb. Stranger Things is decent.
Also... Breaking Bad
Better call Saul
Making of a Murderer
Black Mirror
Loads of decent films too.
Top 50
https://www.empireonline.com/movies/...netflix-tv-uk/
Never watch sky now with Netflix and Amazon Prime ,and It saves me money
Nothing beats watching a good Hollywood fantasy movie as the winter evenings draw in :thumbup:Quote:
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I quite enjoy Designated Survivor
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Have you watched any of the third season of Narcos? I've seen the first three, and I'm struggling to be enthusiastic about any of the other episodes. Looks like they should have ended it in Season 2.Quote:
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Looking forward to the second season of Stranger Things.
Daredevil (Season 1) and Jessica Jones were great. Will watch Defenders - haven't bothered with Iron Fist because reviews are unfavourable.
Thought 3 was the best
I'll stick with it then, but if it turns out to be shit I'll be back.Quote:
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I thoughNarcos 3 was excellent, I didn't get on with designated survivor.
Try Mindhunter its new .
Defenders was only slightly better than Iron Fist, and Iron fist was shite.Quote:
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First half of Luke Cage was good then tailed of badly.
Just finished Series 3 of Narcos. I too had reservations as the end of series 2 was a natural place to end it. I agree though, I thought the 3rd part was the best one of the lot. It had it all, it was an excellent story, brutal in places and brings it home how lawless some of these places are. I see they are making a 4th series as well. Im looking forward to it.Quote:
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I cant find House of Cards anywhere.
Narcos is superb as was Suburra the Italian gangster series.
Looking for something new to watch myself .Too cold for the garden.
I cant watch the rest of House of Cards (just 5 episodes to go :rolleyes: ), what with K. Spacey playing the part of a morally ambiguous slimeball (very well), the idea of it is uncomfortable now. :shrug: Shame - it is / was riveting.
My favourite two things on Netflix have also been Breaking Bad and then its spin off Better Call Saul.
Would have to be viewed in that order as i think BCS only works if you have already developed a feeling towards the characters from BB. It is much slower paced.
I think I will 'park' our Netflix subscription for a while. Maybe try Prime for a bit.
I've got a drive with all of Game of Thrones on it , ploughing through that. By the Gods 'tis truly excellent. Binging is occurring.
Recent watches have been Ozark and Mindhunter (both excellent). Not sure about Stranger Things, it was good but not as good as many make out. Now starting The Sinner, story about a violent woman. First episode was promising.
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I really didn't fancy stranger things, ended up doing the lot in 1 weekend. Didn't fancy suits and that is really good too..worth watching the odd episode and making your own opinion.
Better call Saul is raved about and I wasn't fussed after about 3 episodes..so I tend not to listen to reviews.
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Stranger Things
Daredevil
Jessica Jones
Breaking Bad
Better Call Saul
Peter and the Farm
Black Mirror
Didn't like the Jack Whitehall thing - will give White Helmets a watch. Need to get through House of Cards before they pull it.
I just ditched Sky saving me £60 a month. Was considering BT, purely for the kids channels for my son, but that was £20 a month and I need an aerial. Just sticking with freesat and Amazon/Netflix now. £9 a month for UHD content that I can share with family members. I may pay for my own Amazon soon (sharing with sister at the moment), from the money saved on Sky. Oh.... and NO BLOODY ADVERTS.Quote:
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Sky are relying on older folks who aren't changing their viewing habits, and their "340" channels - most of which are free to air anyway.
Going to get the Cartoon Network using Now TV. Just paid £6 for 4 months.
Just realised this is a bumped thread which has resulted in me regurgitating my boring old shit.
We hear and welcome yer alledged boring shit and very sensible movesQuote:
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To be honest, though, I strongly recommend that people who subscribe to Sky check exactly what programs they have Sky for. Chances are, you can get them cheaper elsewhere, get them when they are on (Now TV), or they are on channels that are free anyway. Sky dupe people with the 340 channels horseshit. £20 a month for movies - fair enough if you are watching 2/3 a week - watching one a month? Just go to the cinema or buy a DVD. £40 a month for Sports - fair enough if you are watching live sport every week - but just the odd big event? Go to the pub and save your local.
TV Series - Netflix piss all over Sky on that front.
As mentioned above, Stranger Things is a must, just finished Sinner too, excellent psychological programme, great few twists too.
I've just started Tales by light, 2 series as far as I'm aware on the extreme lengths people go to capture photographs.
American Vandal. Its mockumentary true-crime satire, think Making of a Murderer.
A true-crime satire that explores the aftermath of a costly high school prank that left twenty-seven faculty cars vandalized with phallic images.