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[TV] Netflix - What's good to watch?
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Arthur
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I'll second this. Cracking film. Looked for it a while back and couldn't find it on any of the streaming services so great news it's on Netflix.
Tom Bombadil
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Just finished season 4 which I really enjoyed. Some great use of music and a couple of really good new side characters.
SK1NT
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The Movies That Made Us - started watching this in the week. Really really good insights into some classic films. I've watched Robocop and Home Alone so far.
BN41Albion
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- Oct 1, 2017
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Trainwreck: Woodstock 99 is well worth a watch - 3 part doco about a huge festival in NY state that was supposed to embody the woodstock spirit, but which got just a tad out of hand. Darker version of the Fyre one that came out a few years ago
Saw this. Found it hard to watch because of all the douche-bag, yank frat boy teenagers. Listening to Kid Rock and Limp Bizkit. They grate on me so much. My least favourite type of human.
But I recall when this happened. Big deal at the time. Nasty.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
This, The Reverend Horton Heat attracts a fair numb of these “Jocks” at his gigs in America which I’ve seen first hand as he plays a lot of Student type venues etc, with local indie bands, and also is probably the only Psychobilly that gets any air time on radios. They are complete self entitled ego maniacs, thinking their so different yet being so stereotypical of their white privilege allows them. A large group turned up at a gig in LA to see him, but he was on a bill they failed to take any notice too, anyway they turned up all Charlie big Bollox, being a bit aggressive thinking they are cool etc. As the evening gets underway the venue fills with Mexican Psychobillys to see the Rev, and four other psychobilly bands including our very own Brighton band Long Tall Texans, the “indie jocks” started being derogatory towards the Mexican Psychobillys, slapping the girls arses, laughing at the mens hair, etc, and being dicks in the wrecking, by doing the circle thing, instead of standing your ground, Mark told me during one of their songs it all kicked off and 40 of them were absolutely battered and dragged and dumped outside, while they continued playing, he said it was great, it was just like 80s in Brighton when trendies would accidentally walk into the Richmond or likewise taking the piss.
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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The Nightmare on Elm Street one is good too.
JJ McClure
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Yeah good little series that. Lots of behind the scenes stories on how some massive movies almost never made it to screen and could of had different casts etc.
I recently got round to watching a couple of things that have been on my list for ages.
Adam Sandler 100% Fresh. I know he's not for everyone but really enjoyed this stand up and comedy songs, proper giggles. Also like how it was filmed over lots of different venues rather than the usual just one night.
Don't Look Up. I'm a big fan of disaster / end of the world movies (yes I even like the day after tomorrow) so starting watching and was thinking 'this is a bit rubbish' until I twigged that its actually a satire. Actually ended up quite enjoying it. Favourite bit was the final scene in the end credits.
Arthur
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Watched it last night. Was expecting it to be sensationalised nonsense and to be honest from what I saw days one and two were. That final night though......that looked full on.
As one of the talking heads correctly pointed now it would people expressing their rage via TikTok.
As you say worth a watch.
Papa Lazarou
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The Sandman is very good. A pretty faithful adaptation of Neil Gaiman's incredible story.
South west gull
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- Nov 3, 2021
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What is rouge agent like ?
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Similar to Rogue agent but a bit redder.
Amazon Prime in the US has a sports themed series about women playing baseball in the 1940's during WWII called............ never mind.
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Woodstock 99 has to be watched for the Beavis and Butthead duo interviewed, the blond guy with the outrageous mullet, who is just a caricature rather than an actual person, and his mate with the bleached teeth, not to mention the creepy promoter Michael (RIP) with his ‘perm’ and paedophile short shorts.
sydney
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just watched "you don't know me" 6/10
SULLY COULDNT SHOOT
Loyal2Family+Albion!
Extraordinary Attorney Woo bloody good!
Arthur
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Better Call Saul.....quite a slow finish compared to how fast paced it had been but I don't see that a negative as it was beautifully and very cleverly done.
Still doesn't quite topple Breaking Bad for me but it's close.
Still doesn't quite topple Breaking Bad for me but it's close.
Amazing series, I’d put it ahead of Breaking Bad, but I can see an argument for both.
It’s right up there in terms of greatest ever TV series. Perhaps only The Wire & Sopranos that can top it.