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Post by Girly18 on Nov 4, 2019 20:47:31 GMT
Tunnel – Korean series about a detective in 1986 who accidentally gets sent 30 years into the future while following the trail of a serial killer. So good I was addicted right away. It’s got a little bit of everything humor, murder, drama, family/friend relationships, cliffhangers, and twists. Young woman are being murdered so you see the effect this has on many people. Ad Vitam – 6 episode series in an age that allows people to live forever after the age of 30. Anyone under 30 is considered a minor. A cop and a 20-something investigate a mass suicide of minors. The concept was cool but it doesn’t scratch the surface till episode 5 and it wasn’t even worth the half ass reveal. I’d skip it. American Son – Originally a play, an estranged couple reunite in a police station to help find their missing teenage son. It felt like a play the entire time which made me not like it as a movie. But the story is powerful and Kerry Washington is everything. King Jack - An underprivileged teenager bonds with his young cousin while facing off against a vicious bully. Forgetful independent film. Rattlesnake - After a mysterious woman saves her daughter's life, a mother must do something unthinkable to repay the stranger. It was silly to me but not a horrible watch while folding laundry. Assimilate - Friends making a web series about their town discover that everyone is being killed and identically replaced by creatures. 90 minutes you won’t get back. The Space Between Us- A 16 year old boy was born on Mars and decides he wants to live on earth after online chatting with a girl. Don’t waste your time.
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Post by FannyMare on Nov 4, 2019 23:46:29 GMT
The kominsky method, season 2. These two are just hilarious . I couldn't believe Marty was played by Paul Reiser ( mad about you) he's a tremendous addition. Some of it is just too close to home..
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Post by momrek06 on Nov 7, 2019 21:02:14 GMT
10 DAYS!!!
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Post by lonnie on Nov 7, 2019 21:39:27 GMT
Was the show Animal Kingdom removed from Netflix? I like how Hulu has a section from within your "My list/stuff" for shows and movies that are going to expire soon. Netflix should have something similar to that. It makes it easier to keep track of things.
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Post by FannyMare on Nov 7, 2019 21:56:43 GMT
Was the show Animal Kingdom removed from Netflix? I like how Hulu has a section from within your "My list/stuff" for shows and movies that are going to expire soon. Netflix should have something similar to that. It makes it easier to keep track of things. Not from ours. Heck, we're waiting for season four( may 2020) , gotta love Smurf!!
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Post by ccl on Nov 7, 2019 23:17:48 GMT
Animal Kingdom is on Amazon Prime in the US and on Netflix in Canada.
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Post by Amy Lee on Nov 7, 2019 23:28:31 GMT
Cool! I believe Gillian Anderson is on this season. I love her.
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Post by Kao on Nov 12, 2019 8:49:10 GMT
Tunnel – Korean series about a detective in 1986 who accidentally gets sent 30 years into the future while following the trail of a serial killer. So good I was addicted right away. It’s got a little bit of everything humor, murder, drama, family/friend relationships, cliffhangers, and twists. Young woman are being murdered so you see the effect this has on many people. Ad Vitam – 6 episode series in an age that allows people to live forever after the age of 30. Anyone under 30 is considered a minor. A cop and a 20-something investigate a mass suicide of minors. The concept was cool but it doesn’t scratch the surface till episode 5 and it wasn’t even worth the half ass reveal. I’d skip it. American Son – Originally a play, an estranged couple reunite in a police station to help find their missing teenage son. It felt like a play the entire time which made me not like it as a movie. But the story is powerful and Kerry Washington is everything. King Jack - An underprivileged teenager bonds with his young cousin while facing off against a vicious bully. Forgetful independent film. Rattlesnake - After a mysterious woman saves her daughter's life, a mother must do something unthinkable to repay the stranger. It was silly to me but not a horrible watch while folding laundry. Assimilate - Friends making a web series about their town discover that everyone is being killed and identically replaced by creatures. 90 minutes you won’t get back. The Space Between Us- A 16 year old boy was born on Mars and decides he wants to live on earth after online chatting with a girl. Don’t waste your time. I think I have to check out Tunnel. Thanks!
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Post by waywyrd on Nov 13, 2019 13:53:43 GMT
Fractured - this was pretty good! Just when I thought I knew what was really going on, something would happen to make me change my mind. Kept me guessing the whole movie. The End of the F***ing World - season two. It didn't quite have the bite the first season did, but it was still very watchable. I do hope they leave it at two seasons, though. Rotten - a series of hour-long documentaries about different foods and the corruption and drama behind the supply chains. Interesting stuff. Looking forward to The Crown in a few days...
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Post by Critical on Nov 14, 2019 20:21:18 GMT
I've been watching a lot of stand-up on Netflix lately. I blew through three of Daniel Sloss' specials, then hit John Mulaney and finished with Patton Oswalt. I tried Arsenio Hall's new special but it was just not funny and SO dated :down The Crown releases on Sunday, so I know what I'm doing that day!
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Post by FannyMare on Nov 14, 2019 23:29:57 GMT
The Irishman looks very good , that and the crown.
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Post by Bearcata on Nov 15, 2019 3:50:56 GMT
Anyone heard that Netflix is going to crack on folks using friends Netflix accounts by sending out codes to folks phones and having to somehow respond to that to continue watching whatever you are watching?
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Post by Critical on Nov 15, 2019 20:18:46 GMT
^^^ I've always had to do that if it's a new device. Nothing new for me It's not just for Netflix either - every streaming channel requires you to do that with Roku. It's not every time though. It's only one time OR if the device hasn't been used for some time (like 6+ months).
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Post by Girly18 on Nov 18, 2019 18:43:41 GMT
I think I have to check out Tunnel. Thanks! Make sure when you search Tunnel on Netflix you choose the one from 2017. I noticed later there is a movie named Tunnel and another series from 2019. Hope you like it!
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Post by libgirl2 on Nov 18, 2019 22:27:21 GMT
Anyone heard that Netflix is going to crack on folks using friends Netflix accounts by sending out codes to folks phones and having to somehow respond to that to continue watching whatever you are watching? No. Interesting. We started watching a mystery/thriller/horror series from Thailand, The Stranded. Its not bad. Its about a group of wealthy teens/young adults stuck on an island after a Tsunami. It gets hokey at times, but just as you start to think, you might not watch it, something happens and you just have to continue.
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Post by Bearcata on Nov 19, 2019 4:33:42 GMT
She-Ra season 4. That was an interesting twist.
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Post by Critical on Nov 19, 2019 8:47:08 GMT
I think I have to check out Tunnel. Thanks! Make sure when you search Tunnel on Netflix you choose the one from 2017. I noticed later there is a movie named Tunnel and another series from 2019. Hope you like it! To complicate things further ( ), there's a series on Amazon Prime Video called The Tunnel starring Stephen Dillane (Stannis on Game of Thrones) and Clemence Poesy (Fleur from the Harry Potter movies). It's sort of an Odd Couple murder investigation series with a regimented French investigator and her free and easy British counterpart who have to come together to solve the murder of a woman whose body is found in the Chunnel at the border between their two countries. I really loved it.
I've been so slammed with work that I haven't even had the time to look at The Crown. I think I'll be waiting until after my busy time, sometime in December. I want to watch it, but I also want to be able to give it my full attention.
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Post by Arielflies on Nov 19, 2019 15:54:22 GMT
To show how far behind I am, I was still waiting for The Crown Part 2 to load then I hear they are loading Part 3. WTH?
I've been binging Major Crimes which is free on Roku's own channel. You still have to pay for it on Amazon Prime.
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Post by karna68 on Nov 19, 2019 16:38:59 GMT
Yes The Crown part 3 has started and it's good!
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Post by Girly18 on Nov 19, 2019 18:17:34 GMT
Perfume – German tv series, when a woman is found murdered with scent glands excised from her body, a detective probes a group of friends who attended boarding school with her. Usual crime drama scenario but with a unique spin about how the murderer makes a perfume from their body and how people react to the smell. The detective is having an affair with her boss and even that gets a little dark. Criminal Germany – I like this one better than UK. The cops and the stories were much better. Crashing tv series, creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge with another hilarious series about a group of friends who live together. Atypical season 2 – Still a cute show!! Holiday in the Wild - After her husband ends their marriage, Kristin Davis goes solo on second honeymoon in Africa and meets pilot Rob Lowe. I’d compare it to a high budget Hallmark movie. Feel good movie with a beautiful location! Wolves – A high school basketball player with a chance at a Scholarship has his dreams jeopardized by his volatile father, a hard-drinking gambler threatens to derail the lives of both his wife and son. The movie was 80% boring but Michael Shannon made me despise him so he got the job done. I’d skip since you won’t be missing much. Let it Snow – A movie all in one day about a group of high school kids with silly drama that ends with a lame party. So bad. Earthquake Bird - A young female is suspected of murder after her friend goes missing in the wake of a tumultuous love triangle with a handsome photographer. There is lots to appreciate with this movie. I felt on edge the entire way through and I was glued to the three main characters but I felt cheated by the end of it. I guess I was always waiting for something big to happen or get to the murder so when it did it was like I blinked and it was over. If you like thrillers watch this. Riley Keough is always great. Memoir of a Murderer – Korean movie about a former serial killer who has Alzheimer's and must protect his daughter from her psychotic and maybe serial killer boyfriend. Twists and surprises. It was so damn good.
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Post by karna68 on Nov 20, 2019 14:38:17 GMT
I am loving Princess Anne in The Crown
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Post by rockytopchick on Nov 20, 2019 22:35:02 GMT
The Crown was really good, and I wish there were more than 10 episodes after waiting so long since season 2. I have a co-worker who told me after watching the first 2 episodes of the season that she didn't like it because of the change from Claire Foy. But I totally get it that the 50 year old Queen would be an entirely different person from the 30 year old Queen as far as personality. I think this season ended in the mid 70s, so next season has got to include Diana. Has anyone heard who gets to play her?
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Post by momrek06 on Nov 22, 2019 0:47:01 GMT
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Post by Critical on Nov 24, 2019 14:48:56 GMT
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Post by waywyrd on Nov 25, 2019 0:40:50 GMT
I tried to contain myself, but ended up tearing through all the newest The Crown episodes in less than a week. So good, though! And I had NO idea that Charles dated Camilla before Diana. Also watched Klaus, an animated Christmas tale that I absolutely loved. Neat twist on the Santa lore, beautifully animated (old-school hand drawn!), and I was sniffling like a big crybaby at the end. I'll probably watch it again, with Kleenex at hand.
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Post by Arielflies on Nov 25, 2019 3:23:50 GMT
I took off the DVD portion of Netflix so am now paying app $10 for streaming for one screen. I finally finished Major Crimes on Roku channel and re-watched Bright on Netflix. I finally saw the centaur in a crowd control scene. I'm sure it was a centaur. I mean if you have vicious fairies, you can have a centaur.
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Post by karna68 on Nov 25, 2019 14:00:17 GMT
I tried to contain myself, but ended up tearing through all the newest The Crown episodes in less than a week. So good, though! And I had NO idea that Charles dated Camilla before Diana.Also watched Klaus, an animated Christmas tale that I absolutely loved. Neat twist on the Santa lore, beautifully animated (old-school hand drawn!), and I was sniffling like a big crybaby at the end. I'll probably watch it again, with Kleenex at hand. Same! I have a little sympathy for Charles but that was no excuse for him to cheat!
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Post by karna68 on Nov 25, 2019 14:01:10 GMT
I tried to contain myself, but ended up tearing through all the newest The Crown episodes in less than a week. So good, though! And I had NO idea that Charles dated Camilla before Diana.Also watched Klaus, an animated Christmas tale that I absolutely loved. Neat twist on the Santa lore, beautifully animated (old-school hand drawn!), and I was sniffling like a big crybaby at the end. I'll probably watch it again, with Kleenex at hand. Same! I have a little sympathy for Charles but that was no excuse for him to cheat! And Anne messing around with Andrew Parker Bowles!
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Post by MissScarlet on Nov 25, 2019 19:22:56 GMT
I tried to contain myself, but ended up tearing through all the newest The Crown episodes in less than a week. So good, though! And I had NO idea that Charles dated Camilla before Diana.
Also watched Klaus, an animated Christmas tale that I absolutely loved. Neat twist on the Santa lore, beautifully animated (old-school hand drawn!), and I was sniffling like a big crybaby at the end. I'll probably watch it again, with Kleenex at hand. I knew he dated her. They were pretty hot & heavy & serious. The Royal Family, however, deemed her "unsuitable", so they broke up, at least officially. They continued their "relationship" even after she was married and he was married. Not sure why she was "unsuitable". I also have never cared for Charles & feel he treated Diana horribly. However, I guess in the end he did end up with his one true love, and accepted by the Royal Family. I certainly can't deny him that at this point.
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Post by FannyMare on Nov 25, 2019 20:01:19 GMT
I tried to contain myself, but ended up tearing through all the newest The Crown episodes in less than a week. So good, though! And I had NO idea that Charles dated Camilla before Diana.
Also watched Klaus, an animated Christmas tale that I absolutely loved. Neat twist on the Santa lore, beautifully animated (old-school hand drawn!), and I was sniffling like a big crybaby at the end. I'll probably watch it again, with Kleenex at hand. I knew he dated her. They were pretty hot & heavy & serious. The Royal Family, however, deemed her "unsuitable", so they broke up, at least officially. They continued their "relationship" even after she was married and he was married. Not sure why she was "unsuitable". I also have never cared for Charles & feel he treated Diana horribly. However, I guess in the end he did end up with his one true love, and accepted by the Royal Family. I certainly can't deny him that at this point. I never heard, that she was unsuitable, I thought Charles asked her to wait for him , then while he was away, she married.She's the only woman he loved that's why he's so happy, they make a great couple. Diana gave him two beautiful boys , she lives on through them.Their marriage was doomed from the start, for many reasons.I love Olivia Colman, but Claire Foy was a better Queen Elizabeth imho. .
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