joshvanrad
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That's on Netflix now?! I've had it in my Amazon list for a while.
Netflix Recommendations Thread
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That's on Netflix now?! I've had it in my Amazon list for a while.
Bothan Jedi
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I really enjoyed Heavy Water War on Netflix. WW2 drama but based on a true story of the Allies attempt to stop the Nazis atomic bomb program.
Bothan Jedi
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American Odyssey was great. It never should have been cancelled after first season. The good news is they didn't end it on a cliffhanger so you'll not be mad with them at the end.
bookmarked, thanks!
deadpool? :confused cant find it... :cry
Thank God Netflix has done the business and listed "The Expanse" at last in the UK. Oh Happy Day!!!
PS:
Finished!!! Damn I can't believe where they finished the series but I guess with season two in the bag and some plot overlaps between the books It was the right thing to do! What a show though, it beat my expectations and by some!! Hope "Dark Matter" gets a UK release now! I watch more Netflix than any other channel these days. These last few weeks have been excellent.
PS:
Finished!!! Damn I can't believe where they finished the series but I guess with season two in the bag and some plot overlaps between the books It was the right thing to do! What a show though, it beat my expectations and by some!! Hope "Dark Matter" gets a UK release now! I watch more Netflix than any other channel these days. These last few weeks have been excellent.
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Any opinions out there on Hulu? I've never had the service, I'm a Netflix member, but I see now that Hulu is running a special of $5.99/month (for one year, then it goes up to $7.99/month) for their baseline package--which, unfortunately, includes commercials. I'm not a fan of commercials, but the price is enticing, as I sometimes struggle to find something good to watch on Netflix.
So, do you like Hulu? If you also have the baseline package which includes commercials, are they kept to a minimum, or are they as frequent and intrusive as they are on network television?
Thanks,
The Wook
So, do you like Hulu? If you also have the baseline package which includes commercials, are they kept to a minimum, or are they as frequent and intrusive as they are on network television?
Thanks,
The Wook
I'd be interested to hear this as well. Netflix just isn't doing it for me. I want movies. Not original programming and crummy old tv shows.
I have Netflix and Hulu. I bounce back an between the two of them depending on what I'm feeling at the moment. I like to keep up on regular TV programming so I think Hulu is definitely worth it. They occasionally have some really good movies too!
Caught Black Mirror a week or so back and I thought it was alright. I've always just been okay with the previous series (I caught it online some years back with friends and we had better time calling out the plot twists than anything else) but of this series, San Juniperino is their best episode. The rest of the season, much like the others in their previous seasons, suffer the same problem for me and it's that they're a bit too on the nose and the stories lack a certain humanity to it. In place of a solid, emotional, human center to the themes it wants to explore, it's more content with almost cartoonish caricatures.
On the plus side, a pretty good mini-series I caught was an Australian show called Glitch. It's pretty solid throughout and there's some great performances delivered (Episode 4 with Kirstie is superb). It wraps up a bit too convenient and quickly towards the end but it's a good watch, nonetheless.
Also caught series 3 of The Fall. This is just a decent show for anyone not caught it. It's a bit dragged out, one-note, and also wraps up too cleanly but Gilian Anderson is still hot and until Happy Valley gets another series, this'll do.
On the plus side, a pretty good mini-series I caught was an Australian show called Glitch. It's pretty solid throughout and there's some great performances delivered (Episode 4 with Kirstie is superb). It wraps up a bit too convenient and quickly towards the end but it's a good watch, nonetheless.
Also caught series 3 of The Fall. This is just a decent show for anyone not caught it. It's a bit dragged out, one-note, and also wraps up too cleanly but Gilian Anderson is still hot and until Happy Valley gets another series, this'll do.
