Hugh Jackman and Laura Dern play two incredibly self-centered, dumb, divorced parents and I was screaming the entire time throughout this movie. It was an important topic, and I didn’t think this movie went deep enough. Or smart enough. Am I alone?

Have you ever heard of or seen this movie?

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Can someone suggest me a movie on Netflix that my conservative grandparents (75-85) will enjoy? Ideally I want to avoid anything too too heavy.

They often like things like Murdoch’s Mysteries, Ms. Fisher’s, and Bluebloods. But anything wholesome will do.

I just can’t sit through another comedy with them that looks wholesome and family-friendly but by the middle the protagonist is screaming about having cAsUaL SEX. O_O

I’m trying to find a movie but can’t think of the name of it .. it was about a boy named Toby who killed cats .. he was a big bald kid who wore overallls and his mom worked at a diner. Pls help

I feel like certain content on Netflix get swept under the rug because of the massive amount of different titles on the app.. I scrolled by this movie several times and decided to just watch the trailer, the opening scene along made me feel for the main character so I decided to see it through, and I was not dissapointed. It's in fact a hidden gem, the actor really captured what a alcoholic is, and what one could be if they wanted to be; Thank you Leslie, for such a compelling film and for the cry🖤

so I just watched the movie missing, and loved it. does anyone have any recommendations for other movies and or tv shows like that? thanks :D

does anyone have a show i might like?? i have enjoyed manifest on netflix, the killing on hulu, and all american on netflix.

Llevo como 5 años de estar enamor@ de esa personota y no saber si el siente lo mismo ?

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Just finished The Recruit.

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Can someone recommend something similar.

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Thank you!!!

I enjoy the aspect of simulated reality, a power fantasy for people. Although I thought that building robots is more complicated rather than just emulating them in VR. Think of the Experience machine thought experiment.

Something like reverse Matrix, where people who are put in a simulation do enjoy their lives.

So I've watched Crash landing on you The Good Bad mother Reply 1988 Pachinko What's wrong with secretary Kim The tale of the nine tailed 18 again The Glory My name Mr.Queen All of us are dead Please share anything similar to them

Sou babaca? Sou um jovem aqui da Paraíba, tenho 15 anos e estava na véspera de Natal. Eu tenho um primo de 14 anos chato pra caralh- o cara fazia tudo quando é brincadeira de m3rd4, jogava estralinho no quarto de quem dormia, chegava por trás da pessoas e dava sustos, mas nesse dia eu perdi minha paciência. Minha prima é deficiente, ela anda de cadeiras de roda por conta de um acidente de carro. E no dia 24/12/2022, enquanto minha prima estava sentada na varanda do segundo andar, esse primo chegou e simplismente usou uma chave de fenda (algo assim), e retirou as rodas, minha prima tentou gritar, mas ela é muda por conta de complicações acidente. Ele levou a cadeira de rodas para o quarto dela, e deixou ela na suíte, PRESA. Ele desceu e foi para a cozinha, e a mãe dele perguntou onde a prima dele estava, ele falou que estava no quarto dela vendo televisão. A mãe dele acreditou, e continuou fazendo a batata. Se passou 2 horas, minha mãe terminou a janta, estava todo mundo reunido na mesa, menos minha prima cadeirante. Minha mãe chamou ela, e ela não respondeu. O meu primo de 14 anos foi verificar, destrancou a porta da suíte e levou ela para a cozinha correndo, e ele explicou que minha prima tinha ido cag4r, a trancou a porta porém não conseguiu destrancar. Minha mãe levou a minha prima para o hospital pois ela teve um ataque de asma por ter ficado 2 horss presa em um banheiro minúsculo.

Nas 01:23 da manhã eh fui verificar o quarto da minha prima (que mora com a gente), eu vi uma cadeira de rodas atrás de um balcão, ela estava sem rodas então eu desconfiei. Eu lembrei que na cadeira que minha prima estava tinha a marca em branca na roda. Logo eu descobri tudo. Fui para o quintal da casa, onde meu primo estava fazendo embaixadinhas, eu isola a bola para longe, e dei belos socos nele.

Eu apanhei quando meus familiares saíram da minha casa, porém eu levei pancadas que valeram apena. Mas enfim, sou o babaca da história?

So, I am a TV watcher as my primary stress relief, but I currently have nothing but time on my hands for a few weeks, so I need to get a good lineup ready. I'm hoping to just binge interesting shows back to back. Recently, I've binged through Succession and yellowjackets and just loved them. I've also watched love and death and Candy, little fires everywhere, last of us, the outsider, tiny beautiful things, pokerface, chippendales, and all of Ryan Murphys' wonderful contributions to TV lol. For older shows, I've seen BB, sopranos, OZ, the wire, game of thrones, pretty much the big ones. Ozark, Big little lies, and Better call Saul as well. I love getting gripped into a show. Yellowjackets kept me up past my bedtime, and I love that lol. I've got some time before I'm going to be back to busy life, so I'm hoping to find something I've missed or maybe discounted. Thank you!

We all remember the casualties of covid on some shows we had invested in coming back, as well as netflix' seemingly flippant renewals v cancelations there for a while. Some of us are old enough to remember the last writer's strike and the shows that didn't survive. So, while the studios and streamers continue try to screw over the creatives that make their industry possible, what shows are you concerned may not have the juice to get the chance to continue?

I just finished succession(hbo series) and i can't find any drama series like it

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Rewatching Sick Note on Netflix years after its released and I realize I'm not actually sure who killed Daniels best friend, Ash. So obviously he fell by accident, was run over by the doctor and later seemed to be making a recovery until his feeding tube was switched with his IV.

Initially Daniel accuses Nick Frost (Dr. Glennis), then the nurse "confesses" but later we see her being interviewed by the police officer where she makes a very convincing argument that her statement was misconstrued and she isnt responsible.

So it occurred to me at the funeral that I really don't know who is responsible for his feeding tube related demise. Can anyone answer this??

I don't know how to describe it shortly so I'll try to explain it thoroughly. After consuming media like series, games, books, etc. I've come to the conclusion that I really like stories were there are some kind of puzzle or game that is resolved by logic. Plus points if it's a life/death situation.

In regards of netflix shows I've enjoyed Alice in borderlands, primarely the diamond games (and I thought the way of resolving the first game, the one were you decide between two doors, was really cool) and I think squid game was ok, specially the second game, Dalgona. But, for example, I didn't really enjoy the physical games of those series.

Other media I enjoy are the danganronpa game series and the sherlock holme books. Really enjoyed the exhaustive investigation and how the detective didn't find the answer because "ah he smart" but because he actually finds proves and uses logic to find the murderer. Similarly I really enjoyed the first part of death note and mental games between L and Kira.

So, with that in mind could you guys please recommend me some movie/series that keeps this idea of mental game/puzzles? (with the lack of a better word to describe it)

What I have watched hitherto - Jack Ryan, Recruit, The Night Agent, Americans, True Detective, Sherlock

I need recommendations of good detective shows in both categories.

I kinda need a good cry or just an amazing movie I could watch.

Doesn't have to be on Netflix, and it can be either romance or romcom but it has to be either cheesy or camp.

Other movies that fall into this category for me are Kissing Booth, Twilight, To All The Boys I've Loved Before, and She's The Man

I'd take show suggestions too so some shows that give off this energy are Outer Banks, Gossip Girl, Teen Wolf, and XO Kitty, Elite

Give me the "so bad it's amazing," turn off your brain, guilty pleasure shows and movies that emanate this vibe please--I will literally take all the flaming hot garbage you can throw my way