Any Netflix recommendations?

[Ballzzz]

Originally Posted by superdog

The new Morgan freeman nature docuseries.

It’s really amazing. Incredibly educational and visually magnificent.

[HHIslander]

Originally Posted by TheVision

Any of Mike Flanagan's creations ....(Midnight Mass, House of Usher, Haunting of Hill House (used the same actors in the new House of Usher).

And of course, if ya recovering from a surgery, Peaky Blinders ...I did a vasecomy early this year and took 4 days off work and just stayed in bed and binge watched season 1-7. Too bad they canned the movie that was supposed to be a sequal to the series.

Just started Haunting of Hill House. Good so far.

And Peaky Blinders is one of the best fookin shows ever. Cillian Murphy is incredible, as is the rest of the cast. If I were to pick a most underrated show, that would be it.

[piratfisk]

Peaky Blinders is by far one of the best modern series. Can't recommend it enough.

Sopranos meets Downton Abbey post-WW1.

[BNA/LION]

Just finished Fall of the House of Usher. Enjoyed it and Reccomed it as one to watch.

https://youtu.be/yvuAWVzP6wI?feature=shared

[The Kermit]

Just started Queen of the South on Netflix and highly recommend if you like Narcos etc.

[joeychitwood]

The new season of “Fargo” on FX. Watched the first episode and got totally drawn in. And no way Jose do we really talk like that in Minnesota.

[TNT009]

New Squid Games series


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[BNA/LION]

Originally Posted by TNT009

New Squid Games series


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Thanks! Didn't know there was a new one. Watching Now!

[TNT009]

Originally Posted by BNA/LION

Thanks! Didn't know there was a new one. Watching Now!

I thought it was a sequel to the earlier show.. But the game show was kinda funny!

[1st amg]

Originally Posted by TNT009

New Squid Games series


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Is it called the same or is it a new name for the series?

[Dan Pierce]

Watched It Ain't Over, the story of Yogi Berra while flying home. What a legend.
dP

[mailman]

Originally Posted by The Kermit

Just started Queen of the South on Netflix and highly recommend if you like Narcos etc.

Queen of the South is a great series.

[Sylt]

The fall of the house of Usher. Intriguing movie

[BNA/LION]

Originally Posted by TNT009

I thought it was a sequel to the earlier show.. But the game show was kinda funny!

Yeah! Its kind of like a game for sure... I'm not sure if I'm digging it. I just don't feel a sense if urgency and fear of death like there was in the first one. We will have to see. TBD

Originally Posted by 1st amg

Is it called the same or is it a new name for the series?

Squid Game: The Challenge
https://youtu.be/O61C8zc8Znk?si=r_TpHQc1TmUJrRzc


Squid Game Season 02 | Release Date, New Cast, And Everything We know!

https://youtu.be/ytF9DmvJJ9k?si=czaVLJj1mG3P_wnN

May be released in FALL or Christmas 2024!

[mailman]

Bye Bye Barry on Prime. Barry Sanders is a truly humble human being and one of the top three running backs to play in the NFL.

[dddrees]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Watched It Ain't Over, the story of Yogi Berra while flying home. What a legend.
dP

I knew he played in the most World Series, I knew he was the Yankees Managers go to man, I knew he knew how to call the game, I just didn’t know how many MVPs he won and how few times he struck out. I also didn’t know how good a manager he was.

Personally I think he was more of a legend than he was given credit for.

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by dddrees

I knew he played in the most World Series, I knew he was the Yankees Managers go to man, I knew he knew how to call the game, I just didn’t know how many MVPs he won and how few times he struck out. I also didn’t know how good a manager he was.

Personally I think he was more of a legend than he was given credit for.

Yeah, his stats are truly amazing. This doc really emphasized his place in baseball history.
dP

[jatco]

Originally Posted by dddrees

I knew he played in the most World Series, I knew he was the Yankees Managers go to man, I knew he knew how to call the game, I just didn’t know how many MVPs he won and how few times he struck out. I also didn’t know how good a manager he was.

Personally I think he was more of a legend than he was given credit for.

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Yeah, his stats are truly amazing. This doc really emphasized his place in baseball history.
dP

Absolutely

[HHIslander]

Watched Barbie. Thought it would be good, got good reviews. I’m likely not in the target market, but this was a steaming pile. Cannot recommend. At all.

Just started Black Spot. It’s a slow burn so far with beautiful cinematography, will try to finish this one.

[mtrunner]

Originally Posted by HHIslander

Watched Barbie. Thought it would be good, got good reviews. I’m likely not in the target market, but this was a steaming pile. Cannot recommend. At all.

Just started Black Spot. It’s a slow burn so far with beautiful cinematography, will try to finish this one.

My wife wanted to watch Barbie so I felt obligated to watch it with her since she appeases me with some of my shows. I thought it was extremely boring and I have no idea why this movie made $1.4 billion. I may not be the target audience either but I can appreciate a good movie even if it isn't something I am interested in but this movie was just flat out terrible.

[Qiwijack]

Ozark
La Casa De Papel

[Ted Shred]

Originally Posted by mailman

Bye Bye Barry on Prime. Barry Sanders is a truly humble human being and one of the top three running backs to play in the NFL.

Loved Barry Sanders. Didn't he explain his lack of touchdown celebrations with something like "Why would I do that? I've been in the endzone before and I'll be there again." Perfect answer.

For an actual recommendation, I think they've been mentioned before but Midnight Mass, Haunting of Hill House, Haunting of Blythe Manor - loved each one of those. I like spooky/horror stuff but am not a big fan of shows that rely on gore & violence, the shows I mentioned were perfect for my tastes.

[ZOOK]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Watched It Ain't Over, the story of Yogi Berra while flying home. What a legend.
dP

Originally Posted by dddrees

I knew he played in the most World Series, I knew he was the Yankees Managers go to man, I knew he knew how to call the game, I just didn’t know how many MVPs he won and how few times he struck out. I also didn’t know how good a manager he was.

Personally I think he was more of a legend than he was given credit for.

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Yeah, his stats are truly amazing. This doc really emphasized his place in baseball history.
dP

Originally Posted by jatco

Absolutely

Couldn't agree more. Recommend to any baseball fan.

[Galaga167]

Fauda is probably the best show I’ve seen on Netflix.

[REQUIEMnJADED4U]

I just watched Leave the World Behind. It’s an interesting psychological thriller that leaves a lot to open interpretation. Basic plot is the fall of society/end of the world through a NYC family’s eyes.

[Dan Pierce]

Originally Posted by REQUIEMnJADED4U

I just watched Leave the World Behind. It’s an interesting psychological thriller that leaves a lot to open interpretation. Basic plot is the fall of society/end of the world through a NYC family’s eyes.

Enjoyable performances and very thought provoking.
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[samson66]

Originally Posted by REQUIEMnJADED4U

I just watched Leave the World Behind. It’s an interesting psychological thriller that leaves a lot to open interpretation. Basic plot is the fall of society/end of the world through a NYC family’s eyes.

I didn't hate it. A lot of folks were mad at the ending but it was fine with me. A lot of the stuff in it to me made no sense and was just for effect.

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[BNA/LION]

Just finished season 1 and it was good. Recommend it if you like murder mystery crime thrillers! There are 4 seasons.



THE SINNER Official Trailer (HD) Jessica Biel Drama Series

The first installment of the close-ended series follows a young mother (Jessica Biel) who, when overcome by an inexplicable fit of rage, commits a startling act of violence and to her horror has no idea why. The event launches an inverted and utterly surprising crime thriller whose driving force is not the “who” or the “what” -- but the “why” -- as an investigator (Bill Pullman) finds himself obsessed with uncovering the woman's buried motive. Together they travel a harrowing journey into the depths of her psyche and the violent secrets hidden in her past.

[BNA/LION]

Dredd

Just watched this movie... Great movie from 2012 on Prime Video, becoming a CULT Film. Totally Reccomed This Movie!

https://movieweb.com/dredd-forgotten...nderrated-why/

9 Judges In Dredd’s 2012 Movie Explained

The Judges protect and serve the citizens of Mega-City One, the futuristic metropolis of 2012's Dredd. They are the final word on law and order.

The film "Dredd" follows Judge Dredd and his probationary recruit Cassandra Anderson as they fight crime in a dystopian city with scarce resources.

 Judge Dredd is a feared and respected Judge who delivers justice without prejudice, even against corrupt fellow Judges.

 Judge Anderson, using her psychic abilities, helps Dredd in his investigation of a notorious crime boss and earns his trust as they take down the main antagonist, Ma-Ma.

[INC]

Originally Posted by BNA/LION

Judge Anderson, using her psychic abilities, helps Dredd in his investigation of a notorious crime boss and earns his trust as they take down the main antagonist, Ma-Ma.

And also let me add, that Olivia Thirlby looks marvelous in that movie