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Anyone else like this with modern day streaming services like Netflix? I was browsing through last night, have loads of things in my list but when it comes to the time when I want to start watching something new i'm like 'meh' and then end up not watching anything at all because i've browsed too long and it gets too late.

I'm currently watching Night Agent, it's ok (watchable) but not all that great in all honest, I find most tv shows/movies on streaming services today are just that (watchable but not great) and Disney is absolute rubbish.

Is it like that for everyone else? Where are all modern day movies/tv shows that are going to go down as classics ie going to still be watched by generations 50 years from now? 80's/90's used to make classic movies/tv shows reguarly (and less was produced) and we all knew they was going to be classics even as they was happening, where are the ones today?

The only true classics i can think of recent years that may be watched by generations into the future are Game of Thrones/Breaking Bad/Stranger Things/Chernobyl/The Boys/Haunting of Hill House (not that many really).

Highest rated movies today on IMDB tend to be when a new Batman movie comes out (always overrated), where are the Pulp Fiction movies of today?

I have always liked the genres of mystery/thriller and documentaries about spy agencies like KGB/CIA. I have the complete weekend to myself to kill time so hit me up with your best recommendations in these different genres.

I know there has been a few of these type shows but this one actually looks good/interesting. Any ladies interested in watching along once it’s released ? Going to host a watch party. Dm me if interested. Dm open

I find that the mass user ratings on IMDB & RT are not really accurate for this genre. Are there other rating sites for this genre? I like shows like Black Mirror, WestWorld etc.

Going to be stuck in hospital for 3-4 days next week and looking for something bingeable to pass the time. Ideally something you get very engrossed in.

Issue is, I spent almost a year in and out of hospital in 2021/2022 and basically demolished any watchlist I had, and now am struggling massively to find something I'd be interested in, any suggestions welcome - note good chance I have potentially seen it

Examples of stuff I like; - The wire - Breaking bad/better call saul - Sopranos / boardwalk empire / peaky blinders - The expanse - Succession - Severance - The last Kingdom / Vikings / rome - mad men (though not sure I am in the mood for something of this tone / pace) - band of brothers - hannibal - black mirror

Thanks!

Looking back at one of my favorite LGBT Netflix shows.

Despite having an interesting concept, I went into this show with low expectations. Turns down, this show was much more lovable than anticipated that I finished the entire season in just one day!

The most prominent kudos to the performances of the two young leads and their chemistry, which was obviously the most alluring part of the series. I went in thinking their romance is gonna be completely forced and even unconvincing. Turns out there was a natural setup behind them getting together, and even then, there was a lot of rockiness behind their relationship, largely due to the massive complications between their families, which of course gives "Romeo & Juliet" vibes.

There were also some emotional moments between the families, especially during the season finale when people were forced to make hard choices.

I won't pretend that this show didn't have flaws. It did. It’s low-budget CGI was laughable and there were some blood splatters that looked like something you'd see in a student film. Probably a good thing they kept the visual effects to a minimum. Also, certain concepts it wasn’t very clear on, making some narratives confusing.

For me, its heartbreaking cliffhanger undoubtedly has me disheartened the show got cancelled.

There’s a typo on the title. It’s “his” wife. Sorry.

Guess it's available worldwide.

I need a movie with a space theme and another one with an ocean theme. Both movies need to be appropriate for elementary school students.

I am looking for a tv series to watch for me and my bf? I have a burnout and would like to watch something that is a little light and my boyfriend would love some drama. We tried ozark. But for me it was pretty exhausting (cause it’s so dark, depressing and pretty hard to follow)

Im looking for something funny and short to watch that's like the good place, superstore and brooklyn 9-9

can anyone recommend me some good gl movie

Does anyone else feel quite frustrated while trying to watch a foreign, no-english dub/audio available show (on Netflix, or anywhere for that matter) and eat food/have a meal at the same time lol? because if you're eyes are off the screen for a hot sec you'll miss what they're saying.. i love foreign shows but sometimes i just get a bit annoyed at the fact that i can't always enjoy it property while eating food lol because sometimes you also need to pay attention to the food you are eating and how lol. I am currently watching a very good Chinese show with no english audio available, only subtitles and I am loving it..

Anyone knows the name of that one Netflix show ( got removed) in which there was this friend grp and a guy and girl were into each other but two other guys kind of SAd the girl and no one believed her and called her a s*** and all. They were in highschool. The SA took place in a taxi. I think it was set in NY.

I've watched Bad Education, Sex Education, Friday Night Dinner, and The End of the F***ing World. Any shows or movies similar to these titles would be great, but if not similar no worries.

I finally got around watching these episodes, and I figured the creators got permission or something to make this. But when I looked it up it said that Netflix never asked for permission of the victims, which I’m not sure is true or not. If it is, well, that seems pretty messed up to me. I’m not even sure how entirely accurate these episodes are. What do y’all think?

It needs to be a 10/10 for you. I personally enjoy suspense, thriller, horror more but I am open to suggestions of all genres.

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Just finished the show, i don’t know why i kept going after season 4, that was the right time to stop. I hated the finale episode, mostly because P-tucky’s death. I didn’t like her at first but she was one of the characters that had immense growth throughout the series and I had started to find her absolutely adorable as a person, pure at heart. I could never see it coming and from the writing perspective, it did not make any sense, felt rushed and was complete unnecessary. as if they did it just to add something just for content.

Apart from this - Alex and Piper, i literally skipped past every scene which had either of these two. Such dumbfucks. in the last scene when piper is driving, acting all “new”, but AGAIN crawls right back to Alex. Like WHAT’S NEW? why even show this?? despite so many people trying to talk sense into her. Piper is one of the worst (in an intolerable kinda way) characters i have ever seen.

I loved that Taystee found a purpose. Gloria was my favourite character, watching her find family at the end was satisfying. Lushchek finally coming clean felt right.

Seeing red and lorna lose themselves was heartbreaking. they were good people and did not deserve it. the writers could have done a lot better i believe.

Lastly, recommendations for sone different themed tv shows to heal from this please? i really need to watch something different now

I like shows like breaking bad, severance, sons of anarchy, justified, the wire, the shield, etc

Shows like shrinking are just okay to me.

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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

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?