Netflix Recommendations Thread
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Scottryan15
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I definatly Recommend "Rescue Me" sort of like a dark comedy/drama.
Monster Dave
Sr Member
I may have to add that to my list!
Yep, I've seen the entire series and it is fantastic! One of my top four sci-fi series, along with Firefly, Doctor Who and Stargate SG-1.
It has a bit of a slow start, but gets so good!
Just want to give another shout out for "Out of the Wild: Venezuala." Probably one of the best series I have seen in a LONG LONG time. I absolutely love the messages it sends and the way it was handled. It was both inspiring and humbling and makes me laugh at hippies who think we should all just love and embrace nature and "mother nature" will take care of us! Great stuff!
Idaho Jones
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New episodes of Doctor Who just showed up!!!
Dung0beetle
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I just watched Death Race 2000 in all it's cheesy goodness. I forgot Stallone was in it. He is quite whiny.:lol
It's on Netflix?! Awesome!
I just watched Death Race 2000 in all it's cheesy goodness. I forgot Stallone was in it. He is quite whiny.:lol
Kerr Avon
Master Member
Not Netflix, but on Hulu Plus is "The Booth at the End" which is a cool miniseries. It's about a guy in a diner people go to when they need things. They ask for something, anything, and he tells him what he needs them to do in order for what they want to come true. Sometimes he asks them to do something helpful for other people, sometimes he asks people to do terrible things. The story involves about 8 people who go to him, and their stories become intertwined at times and at others remain entirely separate. It remains ambiguous even through the end of what he knows, or how he does what he does, and it's best that way.
Monster Dave
Sr Member
Great 80s - Knight Rider is back on streaming!
Check out Inferno: The Making of the Expendables. I wasn't super impressed with the Expendables, but after watching this making of documentary actually made me appreciate the effort that was put into this movie.
Monster Dave
Sr Member
That's on the Expendables Blu-ray disc. It was cool. The blu-ray also has more. Sly talks about how his collar bone got broken in that scene underground where Austin kicks the crap out of him - he kept telling Steve to hit him 'hard' and finally after multiple takes, Austin finally did what Sly wanted and ended up breaking him!!
Flagg
Sr Member
The Ric Flair bio was pretty good as well. Being an wrestling fan since I was little I have watched most of the ones on streaming as of late.
