Netflix Recommendations Thread 3.0

Porthallian

yourdeadwright wrote: »

I hear this a lot but I just don't get it , I think its awful maybe there's something wrong with me

Nah, you're dead right

ShamoBuc

freak scence wrote: »

thanks for getting me onto Last Kingdom its great , I had it in my head it was a low end production , it's very very good .:cool:

Great show, rewatched the other seasons before finishing the new one last night.
The Last Dance is a great insight into Basketball superstars of the era - they were worshipped.

fin12

Last Dance

Fair play to Denis Rodman to achieve what he did. Homeless at 18.

He’s def inspiring , that story about him not getting into selling drugs, even though he was homeless and would see the dealers right in front of him doing it. I’m sure a lot would have went down that road.

robwen

The Last Dance thread..

https://touch.boards.ie/thread/2058075796/2/#post113375645

Hercule Poirot

Seriously? With the spoilers for Last Dance? For ****s sake... not much point watching it now

peteeeed

The Eddy: Season 1
Set in the vibrant multicultural neighbourhoods of modern-day Paris, The Eddy tells the story of the owner of a struggling club, its house band and the dangers they face from the chaotic city that surrounds them. The limited series stars André Holland and Joanna Kulig alongside Amandla Stenberg, Taham Rahim and Leïla Bekhti.

Dead to Me: Season 2
Jen (Christina Applegate), Judy (Linda Cardellini) and the lies that entwine them are back. Picking up in the aftermath of that bloody backyard reveal, the irrepressible pair once again struggle to keep their secrets buried. With a surprising new visitor in town and Detective Perez (Diana Maria Riva) hot on their heels, Jen and Judy take drastic measures to protect their loved ones and each other – no matter the cost.

Valeria: Season 1
While going through a marital crisis, a writer finds solace in her three friends in this Spanish drama.

Rust Valley Restorers 2 seasons
Old-school auto collector Mike Hall, his pal Avery Shoaf and son Connor Hall go the extra mile to restore retro cars -- and hopefully turn a profit

Workin’ Moms: Season 4
Sometimes, motherhood’s a miracle. Other times? It’s a hot mess. Netflix’s edgy comedy about the lives of working moms returns.

Rust Valley Restorers: Season 2
Old-school auto collector Mike Hall, his pal Avery Shoaf and son Connor Hall go the extra mile to restore retro cars.

Restaurants on the Edge: Season 2
A team of three experts — a restaurateur, a designer and a chef — tap into a restaurant’s surroundings and community to remodel each business in a way that is uplifting, inspirational, and positive.

18 Presents
A pregnant mother with terminal cancer leaves behind 18 sentimental gifts for her unborn daughter to receive every birthday until she reaches womanhood.

Chico Bonbon: Monkey with a Tool Belt: Season 1
Armed with tools and engineering smarts, monkey mechanic Chico Bon Bon and his Fix-It Force help the people of Blunderberg solve all of their problems. Yes, really.

The Hollow: Season 2
Disoriented teens Adam, Mira and Kai are strangers who wake up in a room with no doors or windows. How did they get there? And how will they escape?

Book Club
When four friends select a steamy romance for their long-running book club, it inspires bold changes in their romantic lives.

Craig Ross Jr.'s Monogamy season 1
Four struggling couples travel to L.A. for an experimental "Swap Therapy" that pairs them with different partners, sparking new and risky temptations.

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MrKingsley

km79 wrote: »

Luther
I just don’t get it
It’s all ridiculous. Over the top acting
I mean who even sits the way he does !

I think I’ll chance Kingdom and or American shameless

Kingdom is definitely on the list for me.

Have you watched the UK shameless? If so I would suggest skipping the first season (possibly two) of the US version

yourdeadwright

Hercule Poirot wrote: »

Seriously? With the spoilers for Last Dance? For ****s sake... not much point watching it now

IT happened over 25 years ago so spoiler have been around for a while

ShineOn7

Hercule Poirot wrote: »

Seriously? With the spoilers for Last Dance? For ****s sake... not much point watching it now

Can a Mod cover The Last Dance spoilers in this thread

cian68

ShineOn7 wrote: »

Can a Mod cover The Last Dance spoilers in this thread

There aren't any

pixelburp

We've truly hit peak spoiler fragility if people get annoyed over "spoilers" for a basketball documentary on the sport from 20 year ago. Come on people!

johnny_ultimate

Yeah sorry folks, but details about some of the world’s most famous people 20 years after the fact aren’t spoilers As ever, do spoiler plot details and the like - but a documentary about high-profile events isn’t spoilable.

That said, as ever please do use the detailed thread about the show for in-depth discussion - this is a place for recommendations rather than detailed breakdowns of any film or show

JoeExotic81

I can't believe he signed for Nike! :pac:

Rfrip

yourdeadwright wrote: »

I hear this a lot but I just don't get it , I think its awful maybe there's something wrong with me

I couldn’t stand Derry girls! Not remotely funny and the main girl wrecked my head

RocketRaccoon

JoeExotic81 wrote: »

I can't believe he signed for Nike! :pac:

I can't believe he was drafted by the bulls!!

Man Vs ManUre

I know it’s not on Netflix, but got a free month pass on now tv, and watching Gomorra currently. On episode 9 of season 2, and will keep going till I get to end of season 4. It really is superb. It’s as good a gangster tv series as any other.

keane2097

Jordan kills Dumbledore

Osmosis Jones

Started watching the documentary on that Alex Ferguson lad, only 3 years in but he seems useless, no idea why there's a doc on him he's not winning anything, no spoilers please!

appledrop

Just watched all 6 episodes of After Life in one sitting.

I know I know I'm late to watching up but didnt think I'd like it because hate most of Ricky Gervais stuff.

Well f$$k me one of best things I've ever seen. From episode 4 on I spent most of the time bawling.

It's just unbelievable how well it deals with grief + what it does to people.

I better start series 2 earlier tomorrow!

Kolido

Lads this is getting ridiculous, obviously the details of whats in the last dance have been out there for years, but have a little respect for the folk who aren't aware of them.
The plots for every movie and tv show are on the internet but we don't spoil them, and yes it's exactly the same thing at the end of day.

shrapnel222

appledrop wrote: »

Just watched all 6 episodes of After Life in one sitting.

I know I know I'm late to watching up but didnt think I'd like it because hate most of Ricky Gervais stuff.

Well f$$k me one of best things I've ever seen. From episode 4 on I spent most of the time bawling.

It's just unbelievable how well it deals with grief + what it does to people.

I better start series 2 earlier tomorrow!

sadly season 2 does not live up to season 1. very poor very quickly

Irish Aris

I watched Into The Night last night - 6 40-minute episodes so got through it in one sitting.
I found it good. I liked the post apocalyptic aspect of it.
I'd say though that for me it was more about the characters than the whole adrenaline rush of running against the clock/sun, which wasn't extremely tight.

The way it finished suggests there will be a second season, and I would definitely watch it.

Higgins5473

shrapnel222 wrote: »

sadly season 2 does not live up to season 1. very poor very quickly

If you enjoyed season 1 in any way, its hard to know how you could describe season 2 as ''very poor''.

Hercule Poirot

johnny_ultimate wrote: »

Yeah sorry folks, but details about some of the world’s most famous people 20 years after the fact aren’t spoilers As ever, do spoiler plot details and the like - but a documentary about high-profile events isn’t spoilable.

That said, as ever please do use the detailed thread about the show for in-depth discussion - this is a place for recommendations rather than detailed breakdowns of any film or show

So discussing the events of a recently released TV show do not count as spoilers? Right oh captain....

JoeExotic81

Higgins5473 wrote: »

If you enjoyed season 1 in any way, its hard to know how you could describe season 2 as ''very poor''.

It's really not if you have watched them both. The second is terrible. My advice to anyone watching the show would be to stop at season 1.

mooseknunkle

Hercule Poirot wrote: »

So discussing the events of a recently released TV show do not count as spoilers? Right oh captain....

Its a limited series documentary about sporting events that happened over 20yrs ago,its not a TV show.

SCOOP 64

I thought season 2 just as good,(after life), some sad and funny moments , that old lady who reached 100 in the old peoples home:pac:

razorblunt

SCOOP 64 wrote: »

I thought season 2 just as good,(after life), some sad and funny moments , that old lady who reached 100 in the old peoples home:pac:

Victor Meldrew’s wife no less!

SCOOP 64

razorblunt wrote: »

Victor Meldrew’s wife no less!

I thought i knew that face.

Porthallian

razorblunt wrote: »

Victor Meldrew’s wife no less!

I don't believe it!!!