Netflix Recommendations Thread
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That movie is awesome. I don't care who ya are.
Paul Andrew
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For any who may have missed it back in the day, Monster Squad is now streaming on Netflix.
Caught this last night based on reading this and I found it alright. It shows that it's a small budget film but they really managed to make it look bigger than what it was. The clincher for me was that scene of him driving out the marsh near the end. I was really just going through the film before but when that scene came, surprisingly, it got to me and tugged right at my heart strings.
For me, this is definitely up there with Europa Report, on that short list of movies you find on Netflix that are small but are really well done.
And it Bloody Well Happened...Keith Richards doc. Really good.
"What We do in the Shadows."
If you liked "Spinal Tap" then you'll enjoy this. Monty Python meets just about every vampire and horror cliché and makes a brilliant mockumentary of it. I haven't laughed so much at a film for ages. "Let me do my dark bidding on the Internet!" Ideal for grown up Halloween parties.
If you liked "Spinal Tap" then you'll enjoy this. Monty Python meets just about every vampire and horror cliché and makes a brilliant mockumentary of it. I haven't laughed so much at a film for ages. "Let me do my dark bidding on the Internet!" Ideal for grown up Halloween parties.
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"Guys where's your tracksuit pants?" or "Do you like.......... Bugsgettie???" or "I tend to torture when I am in a bad place " and of course " You haven't done the dishes in 5 yearS!"
Just some classic lines in there and funny moments. The vampire flat responsibilities meeting was hilarious, but the "I like to make a real evening out of it............ " piece literally had me struggling to breath for laughing. This has got to be a cult classic in the making. How I missed it on release I'll never know. Bat fight!!!!!!
Oh and "ARCHER" season six has started. Just finished "Narcos" which was gripping stuff as well.
JoMamma_Smurf
Master Member
I don't know if it was recommended but "The Hunter" with William Defoe was amazing. Very powerful movie with a twist ending. Very well done film. Slower-ish paced but very very good.
Great recommendation! Thanks. :thumbsup
I started watching a show called Zoo. It's based on the James Patterson novel of the same name, though it makes some major modifications to the characters and story.
Overall, I'm enjoying it. Some of the acting is a bit stiff, but that's to be expected these days. What I'm enjoying is how they are showing the evolution of the animals in a realistic way. Some of it's a bit hokey, of course (can't be good all the time), but the rest of it is quite well done.
Overall, I'm enjoying it. Some of the acting is a bit stiff, but that's to be expected these days. What I'm enjoying is how they are showing the evolution of the animals in a realistic way. Some of it's a bit hokey, of course (can't be good all the time), but the rest of it is quite well done.
mkstewartesq
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Sorry if already mentioned, but "Back In Time", the new-ish BTTF documentary featuring interviews with most of the cast (and several features on the screen-used Deloreans) is now Netflix. Wasn't bad. IMHO, like too many documentaries of this type, it's padded with a lot of focus on fandom rather than devoting more time to a real "making of" of the film itself, but it's still pretty good.
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Mr Mold Maker
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The Suicide Theory was a very interesting movie.
I don't even know what to compare it to to give you guys an idea, it's just a very unique, good movie. Not going to be to everyone's taste but stick it out! It's worth it!
I don't even know what to compare it to to give you guys an idea, it's just a very unique, good movie. Not going to be to everyone's taste but stick it out! It's worth it!
I watched this the other day. Bizarre and entertaining
