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Netflix |OT| Where Binge Watching is Encouraged
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hardcastlemccormick
Banned
Yes, it's pretty good. Rented it on iTunes a few months ago. Best to go in totally blind.
Infernostew
Member
So many twists and turns, love it!
Inquisitive_Ghost
Member
Just finished marathoning Futurama. I hadn't seen all of the revival episodes. I still think the movies are poor, and the new seasons had a few missteps in the beginning, but they got back into it and there were some great episodes in there.
The finale was very sweet.
The finale was very sweet.
teruterubozu
Member
Season 1 is so good. David Chang is really charismatic.
Yes, it's a much better show than The Walking Dead, and I watch that too.
that heavenly sword thing that came is related to the game? neat, i think i was like like 1 of very few that enjoyed that game.
Not yet. I can try and put something together on Tuesday if someone doesn't by then.
Shortt Sirket
Member
Goddamit! I was so excited at first...
BlackGhost
Banned
Lol me too friend, me too.
nice
I will probably do one for myself of just ones I'm interested in/have seen/know are of at least a decent quality across all regions. I can post it here if it's lengthy enough
Breaking Bad actually ruined Walking Dead for me. In BB (mostly in the later seasons) about 50 things happen per episode. In WD it's more like 2 things every 14 episodes. I got whiplash going from one to the other and ended up wandering away from WD.
BlackGhost
Banned
Been watching American horror story on ep 12 s1
About the maid,
About the maid,
and it just hit me why the hell is the maid old? All the other ghosts appear the age they were upon death.
RedAssedApe
Banned
IIRC she
died young when constance caught her husband trying to have sex with her
BlackGhost
Banned
Yeah I got that part.
But still all the characters who died stayed at that age, like the little kids, the nurses, and the doctors. So just don't see why she aged in death haha. Maybe just over thinking it lol
Fake edit: I guess it kinda makes sense when I think about, idk
Edit 2: finished s1 and thought about it, I wont accept this! To me seems like a plot hole
RedAssedApe
Banned
deal with it! jk...i dunno its just one of those things you just kind of have to accept. i mean...its not like its that far fetched for the type of show it is lol and it does play into the whole infidelity thing that seems core to that season
Lumpy Onion
Member
I can't believe I watched almost all of season 1 of The Killing yesterday. I love just marathoning shows while kinda multitasking on other little things depending on the scenes. Overall it was a really enjoyable detective thriller that I couldn't stop watching. So glad I don't have to wait weeks to see what happens next. Glad to hear season 3 is good and I look forward to seeing more.
But for some reason every time I saw the dad I thought I was watching Louie CK. That actor looks so much like him.
But for some reason every time I saw the dad I thought I was watching Louie CK. That actor looks so much like him.
Bl4ckSunsh1n3
Member
IIRC,
the people in the house see what they want to see in regards to her. What is seen is controlled by the ghosts in that they can let you see them but, the people see them how they want to.
It's been a while since I've watched season one though so I'm a little foggy on the exact reason why. There is one though.
Lumpy Onion
Member
All I saw was "Sci Fi anthology" and I was sold. Thanks for letting me know since I have never heard of it until your post.
it's basically a modern more grounded The Twilight Zone
Bl4ckSunsh1n3
Member
Pretty damn British.
Prophet Steve
Member
Ooooooh yes, Black Mirror on the US Netflix!?
Great. I've only seen half of the episodes or so.
Great. I've only seen half of the episodes or so.
This bizarre question always cracks me up.
I've been turned off by thick accents and shows having too much British humor and such.
The trailer doesn't seem too bad, so I'll give it a shot.
BreezyLimbo
Banned
Guys I heard King of The HIll was coming back through this podcast I listen to.
True? Or not? I NEED TO KNOW!
True? Or not? I NEED TO KNOW!
Right, here's an all regions list of good quality Christmas films.
It's absolutely not exhaustive, they're either ones I've seen and thought were at least OK or ones I cross-referenced with IMDB to make sure they weren't totally awful. There's a lot of TV movies and things I had to sift through. If there's some really key ones missing then obviously point them out. (Putting this together has made me realise how much we are still left wanting with regards to all-region search engines; the results are mostly inconsistent across numerous sites.)
The way I've sorted the regions listed is by alphabet. The first region listed is the first, alphabetically, it's available on. Then I've also listed if it's on UK, USA or Canada just in case.
Arthur Christmas (2011) Canada
A Christmas Carol (2009, animated) Austria *
A Christmas Story (1983) Denmark, coming 24 Dec *
Bad Santa (2004) Austria *
Christmas With The Kranks (2004) Canada
Deck The Halls (2006) Austria
Dutch (1991) USA
Elf (2003) Austria
Fred Claus (2007) Canada
Frozen (2013) Netherlands
The Grinch (2000) Canada
Home Alone (1990) Argentina
Home Alone 2 (1992) Argentina
Love Actually (2003) Austria, Canada, USA
Miracle On 34th Street (1994) Argentina, Canada
Miracle On 34th Street (1947) Canada
The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992) USA *
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989) Canada
The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) Argentina *
One Magic Christmas (1985) Belgium *
Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) Argentina, USA
The Polar Express (2004) Belgium
Scrooged (1988) Ireland, UK, USA *
White Christmas (1954) USA
* Films I haven't seen but IMDB has rated them as OK and above.
Additionally, here are some classic British TV movies/specials. Obviously, there's hundreds to choose from and I couldn't possibly list them all, but these are some of the great ones that work really well as standalone episodes/short films. They're all comedies, by the way.
Black Adder's A Christmas Carol (1988) USA
Knowing Me Knowing Yule (Alan Partridge) (1995) UK
Mr. Bean: The Whole Bean [S1E7, Merry Christmas Mr. Bean] (1992) Netherlands
The Vicar Of Dibley [S2E2, The Christmas Lunch Incident] (1996) USA
The Vicar Of Dibley [S3E2, Winter] (1999) USA
The Vicar Of Dibley Christmas Specials [2 episodes] (2004) USA
It's absolutely not exhaustive, they're either ones I've seen and thought were at least OK or ones I cross-referenced with IMDB to make sure they weren't totally awful. There's a lot of TV movies and things I had to sift through. If there's some really key ones missing then obviously point them out. (Putting this together has made me realise how much we are still left wanting with regards to all-region search engines; the results are mostly inconsistent across numerous sites.)
The way I've sorted the regions listed is by alphabet. The first region listed is the first, alphabetically, it's available on. Then I've also listed if it's on UK, USA or Canada just in case.
Arthur Christmas (2011) Canada
A Christmas Carol (2009, animated) Austria *
A Christmas Story (1983) Denmark, coming 24 Dec *
Bad Santa (2004) Austria *
Christmas With The Kranks (2004) Canada
Deck The Halls (2006) Austria
Dutch (1991) USA
Elf (2003) Austria
Fred Claus (2007) Canada
Frozen (2013) Netherlands
The Grinch (2000) Canada
Home Alone (1990) Argentina
Home Alone 2 (1992) Argentina
Love Actually (2003) Austria, Canada, USA
Miracle On 34th Street (1994) Argentina, Canada
Miracle On 34th Street (1947) Canada
The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992) USA *
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989) Canada
The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) Argentina *
One Magic Christmas (1985) Belgium *
Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) Argentina, USA
The Polar Express (2004) Belgium
Scrooged (1988) Ireland, UK, USA *
White Christmas (1954) USA
* Films I haven't seen but IMDB has rated them as OK and above.
Additionally, here are some classic British TV movies/specials. Obviously, there's hundreds to choose from and I couldn't possibly list them all, but these are some of the great ones that work really well as standalone episodes/short films. They're all comedies, by the way.
Black Adder's A Christmas Carol (1988) USA
Knowing Me Knowing Yule (Alan Partridge) (1995) UK
Mr. Bean: The Whole Bean [S1E7, Merry Christmas Mr. Bean] (1992) Netherlands
The Vicar Of Dibley [S2E2, The Christmas Lunch Incident] (1996) USA
The Vicar Of Dibley [S3E2, Winter] (1999) USA
The Vicar Of Dibley Christmas Specials [2 episodes] (2004) USA
https://netflixaroundtheworld.com/christmas has some too
TheAbsolution
Member
Yeah it is.
Just watched it a couple of days ago. Still holds up.
roundabout
Banned
British humour. You're a Neil Gaiman fan right? AKA Mr English McEnglishman.
It's a good show, I think you should be able to understand it.
Sorry I haven't been updating the past few days. I just moved and no internet (hopefully today).
Here are some things that were added. If I get my connection back, I will make a big list.
Oculus
Eureka Seven S2
Legends of the Knight
Ali
Almost Famous
American Beauty
Apocalypse Now/Redux
Batman Forever
James Bond movies
A Knights Tale
Mission Impossible
The Truman Show
Here are some things that were added. If I get my connection back, I will make a big list.
Oculus
Eureka Seven S2
Legends of the Knight
Ali
Almost Famous
American Beauty
Apocalypse Now/Redux
Batman Forever
James Bond movies
A Knights Tale
Mission Impossible
The Truman Show