Netflix Recommendations Thread 3.0

SeaFields

quazzy wrote: »

Is it called some kind of monster?

Or is there another one?

Yeah it's that one quazzy

peteeeed

1st February
Castle in the Sky (1986)
My Neighbor Totoro (1988)
Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989)
Only Yesterday (1991)
Porco Rosso (1992)
Ocean Waves (1993)
Tales from Earthsea (2006)
Clueless
Rango
The Substitute 2
My Life
Hush (1998)
For Keeps
Love Jacked
My Hero Academia: Two Heroes
Creeped Out: Season 1
The Promise
In This Corner of the World
Night Is Short, Walk on Girl
High School D x Season 1
No Game No Life: Season 1
Deadman Wonderland: Season 1
Tempted: Season 1
Extraordinary You: Season 1
Noragam: Season 1
Crash Landing on You: Season 1, Episode 11
50/50
Come and Hug Me; Season 1
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybuy & Cat Noir
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?
Misfit 2
My Secret, Terrius: Season 1
No Strings Attached
The House Bunny

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peteeeed

Netflix is extending its partnership with Adam Sandler for another four films

gmisk

peteeeed wrote: »

1st February
Castle in the Sky (1986)
My Neighbor Totoro (1988)
Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989)
Only Yesterday (1991)
Porco Rosso (1992)
Ocean Waves (1993)
Tales from Earthsea (2006)
Clueless
Rango
The Substitute 2
My Life
Hush (1998)
For Keeps
Love Jacked
My Hero Academia: Two Heroes
Creeped Out: Season 1
The Promise
In This Corner of the World
Night Is Short, Walk on Girl
High School D x Season 1
No Game No Life: Season 1
Deadman Wonderland: Season 1
Tempted: Season 1
Extraordinary You: Season 1
Noragam: Season 1
Crash Landing on You: Season 1, Episode 11
50/50
Come and Hug Me; Season 1
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybuy & Cat Noir
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?
Misfit 2
My Secret, Terrius: Season 1
No Strings Attached
The House Bunny

added

The house bunny lol
The eyes are the nipples of the face

Can't wait to watch some more Ghibli films!

SeaFields

Uncut gems. Just brilliant. Sandler is exceptional in it.

CastorTroy

February 1st is Anime Day!
time to get adding some of those Ghibli movies to my list

johnny_ultimate

I’d encourage anime fans to check out Night Is Short, Walk on Girl as well. It’s absolutely mad and a mess and exhausting. However, in a world where anime has become quite stylistically formulaic, Masaaki Yuasa’s films are explosions of colour and imagination. This one’s no different, and is an absolute trip.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGHXqjCbyEQ

Man Vs ManUre

Just watch uncut gems. Very intense from start to finish, it’s a million miles an hour and far better than Good Time. Great film and a superb central performance by Adam Sandler, he is unlucky not to get picked for an Oscar nomination he probably should be in there instead of the fella in the Pope film.

SureYWouldntYa

cdgalwegian wrote: »

Ahhm...

He got found guilty of murder. Hanged himself in prison after a not guilty verdict for separate murders

So.....

okay yeah I already knew that so i didnt pass too much heed on it

Bullocks

Man Vs ManUre wrote: »

Just watch uncut gems. Very intense from start to finish, it’s a million miles an hour and far better than Good Time. Great film and a superb central performance by Adam Sandler, he is unlucky not to get picked for an Oscar nomination he probably should be in there instead of the fella in the Pope film.

I watched it this morning ,it really was a million miles an hour but almost too manic to keep me interested . The girlfriend was very watchable though

cdgalwegian

SureYWouldntYa wrote: »

So.....

okay yeah I already knew that so i didnt pass too much heed on it

It probably felt a bit tedious for you then- I can see why.
it kinda fell between two stools; concentrating too much on the biopic angle for those interested in the true crime angle, and vice versa for the biopicophiles. A condensed version might have helped both camps. Given how amazing he looked on the pitch, it might have been more interesting to have been biopic heavy in a first episode, including his personality and propensities, and how they lead to his charges, and a second about the trial, giving more revelations.

bnt

Horse Girl, starring Alison Brie, is out on Hetflix next Friday. Alison is excellent in GLOW, so I'm looking forward to this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieqemSsMxek

alchemist33

I was expecting more of Uncut Gems, tbh. It just seemed full of caricatures and I couldn't empathise with anyone.

Lisha

The stranger is well worth a watch.

I enjoyed second series of sex education.

Ikozma

Just finished uncut gems, just about mind you because just watching it gave me a headache, deffinatly a one watch movie

joeguevara

There was a link on Facebook this evening about the top films on Irish Netflix to watch. While scrolling down through it, there plain as day was ‘the van’ and ‘the commitments’ two films I haven’t seen in years and adore.

Straight to Netflix and search for Van. Nothing. The Van. Nothing.Colm Meaney. Layer Cake. Tried the Commitments. Same.

Not since I was told as a boy that WWF was fake, or similarly fake as the recently reported story of a red haired, bearded dwarf had tricked 27 women into sleeping with him believing him to be a leprechaun and would be rewarded with a pot of gold have I felt such a sense of betrayal and crushing of innocence. Was genuinely disgusted.

Thought it might have been an old link but the Irishman was listed. Like how could someone get it so wrong.

peteeeed

Ladybird added

Quazzie

joeguevara wrote: »

There was a link on Facebook this evening about the top films on Irish Netflix to watch. While scrolling down through it, there plain as day was ‘the van’ and ‘the commitments’ two films I haven’t seen in years and adore.

Straight to Netflix and search for Van. Nothing. The Van. Nothing.Colm Meaney. Layer Cake. Tried the Commitments. Same.

Not since I was told as a boy that WWF was fake, or similarly fake as the recently reported story of a red haired, bearded dwarf had tricked 27 women into sleeping with him believing him to be a leprechaun and would be rewarded with a pot of gold have I felt such a sense of betrayal and crushing of innocence. Was genuinely disgusted.

Thought it might have been an old link but the Irishman was listed. Like how could someone get it so wrong.

They're there for me!?

just kidding

Mantis Toboggan

joeguevara wrote: »

There was a link on Facebook this evening about the top films on Irish Netflix to watch. While scrolling down through it, there plain as day was ‘the van’ and ‘the commitments’ two films I haven’t seen in years and adore.

Straight to Netflix and search for Van. Nothing. The Van. Nothing.Colm Meaney. Layer Cake. Tried the Commitments. Same.

Not since I was told as a boy that WWF was fake, or similarly fake as the recently reported story of a red haired, bearded dwarf had tricked 27 women into sleeping with him believing him to be a leprechaun and would be rewarded with a pot of gold have I felt such a sense of betrayal and crushing of innocence. Was genuinely disgusted.

Thought it might have been an old link but the Irishman was listed. Like how could someone get it so wrong.

Facebook? Really?


FAKENEWS

joeguevara

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

Facebook? Really?


FAKENEWS

Every other film listed was there.

Rfrip

greysolive wrote: »

Been watching The Stranger on Netflix this morning. Definitely interesting so far

Just watched the first episode....very intriguing so far

Watched uncut gems. Wasn’t for me

Tom Mann Centuria

Watched Hinterland again. It was originally filmed 3 times. All Welsh, Welsh/English and the version Netflix have, all English.

I actually think the bilingual version was better than the all English version. It's not a bad scandi noir type thing, very little levity in it though and think it would have benefited from that. They wrap up the threads quite well in the final series, can't say it's fantastic, but watchable enough and I'd definitely recommend seeking out the Welsh/English version if it ever shows up.

TICKLE_ME_ELMO

Tom Mann Centuria wrote: »

Watched Hinterland again. It was originally filmed 3 times. All Welsh, Welsh/English and the version Netflix have, all English.

I actually think the bilingual version was better than the all English version. It's not a bad scandi noir type thing, very little levity in it though and think it would have benefited from that. They wrap up the threads quite well in the final series, can't say it's fantastic, but watchable enough and I'd definitely recommend seeking out the Welsh/English version if it ever shows up.

The whole series inn't on Netflix, is it? I watched some of it on TG4, funnily enough, but I think there was another series that never aired.

Tom Mann Centuria

TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: »

The whole series inn't on Netflix, is it? I watched some of it on TG4, funnily enough, but I think there was another series that never aired.

It has all the episodes, (condensing the two parters into one) finishes quite well imo.

TICKLE_ME_ELMO

Tom Mann Centuria wrote: »

It has all the episodes, (condensing the two parters into one) finishes quite well imo.

I think I read they were doing a 4th series but it doesn't seem to have happened, so I think that's where I've confused myself.

Synode

Rfrip wrote: »

Watched uncut gems. Wasn’t for me

We gave it 35 minutes on Fri evening before going to bed. I'm guessing the rest of the movie (which I think was an hour and a half) is similar so probably won't bother going back to it

Tom Mann Centuria

TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: »

I think I read they were doing a 4th series but it doesn't seem to have happened, so I think that's where I've confused myself.

It does feel like it wrapped up at the end, I'd happily watch another series though, I think Mali Harries is excellent and isn't on as much as she deserve to be.

Rfrip

Synode wrote: »

We gave it 35 minutes on Fri evening before going to bed. I'm guessing the rest of the movie (which I think was an hour and a half) is similar so probably won't bother going back to it

It’s been getting amazing reviews...i felt it was just Adam sandler shouting for the entire thing.

TICKLE_ME_ELMO

Tom Mann Centuria wrote: »

It does feel like it wrapped up at the end, I'd happily watch another series though, I think Mali Harries is excellent and isn't on as much as she deserve to be.

I think I missed some episodes when I was watching it on TV and got some in the wrong order so I was waiting for it all to be on Netflix to start from the beginning. Must get stuck into it again now I know

Hercule Poirot

Tom Mann Centuria wrote: »

Watched Hinterland again. It was originally filmed 3 times. All Welsh, Welsh/English and the version Netflix have, all English.

I actually think the bilingual version was better than the all English version. It's not a bad scandi noir type thing, very little levity in it though and think it would have benefited from that. They wrap up the threads quite well in the final series, can't say it's fantastic, but watchable enough and I'd definitely recommend seeking out the Welsh/English version if it ever shows up.

A hidden gem this one, watched it all at some point last year and have mentioned it to anyone who will listen. I think Richard Harrington said he'd be open to another season at the time but apparently it's a nightmare to make, because they essentially have to make the same episode three times so it's relying on everyone being available. I think I read somewhere that some of their funding was cut (but don't take that as gospel) so might be a factor.

But a very enjoyable, well written, very well acted show - if they ever make more I'd be a happy man