Netflix Originals, TV shows and Movies

[shaz619]

Will started watching Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities. Just dropped 2 days ago.

I watched the pilot, it was pretty good

 

[BunnyRabbit]

I watched the pilot, it was pretty good

I was unable to watch after the intro for some reason. Wanted to watch something uplifting. Will watch Enola Holmes 2. Will probably be some good mindless fun. Why do my recent posts have so many grammatical errors? I guess I change the sentence midway.

I watched Smile. It was so similar to It Follows and I found the latter to be better made as well.

 

[shaz619]

I was unable to watch after the intro for some reason. Wanted to watch something uplifting. Will watch Enola Holmes 2. Will probably be some good mindless fun. Why do my recent posts have so many grammatical errors? I guess I change the sentence midway.

I watched Smile. It was so similar to It Follows and I found the latter to be better made as well.

I actually enjoyed the first Enola movie it was really good and nice change of scenery lol let me know if the second is as good

And with Curiosities, ignore the intro, it’s the creator just giving a bit of a prologue and tbh not required, the episodes themselves have been great, nice casual horror, so far doesn’t reinvent the wheel but execution is sound and will force you to watch with your hands covered at times to.

 

[BunnyRabbit]

Yes I will. I only watched 20 mins of Enola Holmes 2. Think there is no Mycroft in this one. Millie Bobby Brown is very charming and likeable in this role. The makeup, designs and costumes etc suit her a lot more here than in Stranger Things.

 

[BunnyRabbit]

I actually enjoyed the first Enola movie it was really good and nice change of scenery lol let me know if the second is as good

And with Curiosities, ignore the intro, it’s the creator just giving a bit of a prologue and tbh not required, the episodes themselves have been great, nice casual horror, so far doesn’t reinvent the wheel but execution is sound and will force you to watch with your hands covered at times to.

Enola Holmes 2 is good if you enjoyed the first one. The mystery is relatively more sophisticated compared to the first one which was simply a nancy drew type mystery.

The good thing about this one is how the character of Sherlock is written and played in part 2. Henry Cavill's Sherlock is much more Sherlock than Robert Downey JR's version. Sherlock was a more central part of this movie and felt very Sherlock ish this time around rather than a caring old mentor in the first movie.

 

[Saj]

Watching Killer Sally

Interviews with friends, family and Sally McNeil herself chart a bodybuilding couple’s rocky marriage — and its shocking end in a Valentine's Day murder.

Very interesting.

 

[bala977]

Try “Monica my darling” - amazingly well taken movie

 

[Saj]

Finished watching I Am Vanessa Guillen

Really interesting this. Very good but sad to watch.

Vanessa Guillen was 20 years old when she was found murdered at a US Army base. Rather than submit to silence, her family fought for justice and change.

 

[in_cutter]

1899

Another mind bender from the creators of Dark. Binged it in two days. Loved it!

 

[BunnyRabbit]

Going to start watching Wednesday (from Addams Family universe). Hearing good things about it. Seems like Tim Burton is getting his gothic form back.

Anyone's watching Tulsa King? Trailer looks great. A Stallone series, not brainless action rather a crime drama. Hard to ditch it when it has Stallone. Will give it a go definitely.

 

[BunnyRabbit]

Finished watching I Am Vanessa Guillen

Really interesting this. Very good but sad to watch.

Vanessa Guillen was 20 years old when she was found murdered at a US Army base. Rather than submit to silence, her family fought for justice and change.

Seems like you prefer documentaries more.

 

[MP2011]

Just finished watching 'The Swimmers'.

A delightfully presented true story about 2 Syrian refugee sisters who wanted to represent their country in Swimming at 2016 Rio Olympics.

Its story of their struggle of crossing over to Munich, Germany all the way from Damascus. How they reach there crisscrossing so many countries and of course other hurdles and then the younger sister (Yusra Mardini) eventually taking part in Rio Olympics.

 

[SpiritOf1903]

I enjoy the French shows. Off The Hook and Standing Up.

Farha is a Palestinian story similar to Ann Frank that I'll be looking to check out.

 

[The_KING]

Watched the first episode of Wednesday. I really enjoyed it. I look forward to watching the rest of the episodes over the next week.

 

[nextover666666]

Just finished watching Blockbuster netflix show, really enjoyed it- will be looking to watch Wednesday, and Farha

 

[nextover666666]

Finished watching an anime called lookism, was interesting do not know if its something everyone can enjoy but its on 8 episodes, and 20 mins episodes.

Story is about a fat/loser high school student he gets bullied like crazy, due to the way he looks. He decides to transfer to a new school, upon the day before he starts at his new school, he falls asleep only to wake up into a handsome and strong boy, however each time he goes to sleep, he transforms back to the fat/loser and vice versa.

The story shows how his life changes, how people treat him different/better when he is the handsome/strong boy as to when he is fat/loser.

 

[The_KING]

Just finished watching Wednesday. Literally one of the best shows I have seen for some time. As a long time fan of The Addams Family, I needed a show like Wednesday in my life. The girl who plays Wednesday was born to play her. She had perfect emotions & mannerisms.

I am now about to watch The Queen's Gambit for the first time. I can't believe I have never seen that before.

 

[GoodAlien]

tell me some spanish shows .

 

[JaDed]

Netflix is getting its act together now, in a short span of time some really good shows and good renewals as well.

Movie wise it remains bad and has actually gone to worse.

 

[shaz619]

1899 is outstanding, another gem from the creators of Dark. I really enjoyed the finishing stretch, never quiet saw the mystery unravelling to that extent. There may be potential for more but this season alone was a lot off fun, especially if you love suspense and atmosphere. The cinematography utilised was very innovative, there is also a documentary on the production. There are instances where the pace slows down but this allows you to learn a bit about the multinationals onboard the Prometheus so I didn’t mind it, both Maura and Eyk (Older Jonas from Dark) were fantastic castings and their performances were excellent

 

[nextover666666]

I binged watched Wednesday, and I am Glad I did, it was indeed done really well, and really enjoyed it, it was recommended to me by a lot of friends, and co-workers, they made it seem like it was 10 out 10 type of show, really great show indeed, and looking forward to the next season But I would rate it 9/10.

Currently I have on Hold: Titans, Unlisted, and Last season of Peaky Blinders.

I am looking to check out farha when I get a chance

I'm looking maybe to watch a Netflix show from east Asia ( Thai, Indonesia, or Malaysia) if anyone has a good recommendation kindly let me know

 

[ElRaja]

1899 is outstanding, another gem from the creators of Dark. I really enjoyed the finishing stretch, never quiet saw the mystery unravelling to that extent. There may be potential for more but this season alone was a lot off fun, especially if you love suspense and atmosphere. The cinematography utilised was very innovative, there is also a documentary on the production. There are instances where the pace slows down but this allows you to learn a bit about the multinationals onboard the Prometheus so I didn’t mind it, both Maura and Eyk (Older Jonas from Dark) were fantastic castings and their performances were excellent

i enjoyed dark a lot more, for some reason i couldn't get into 1899's characters, story or pacing, found myself distracted by random things, rather than hooked into the story.

its been so long since I've seen something good on Netflix I'm thinking of canning the subscription.

 

[Saj]

Watching I am a Killer. Season 4

Brilliant viewing this.

 

[The_KING]

Currently watching All Of Us Are Dead.

It is a good show but kinda long. It's 10 episodes long, but didn't need to be longer than 8 episodes.

 

[nextover666666]

Finished Last Season of Pinky Blinder, personally enjoyed this series for the first couple of series, but a good watch regardless.

Also Finished Watching Murderville, really funny show, only 6 episodes, love the idea of having celeberity guest play detective trying to solve murders, really enjoyed the sharon stone, and ken jeong episodes. I hope they include more seasons in the future, will recommend anyone to watch.

Have a couple of episodes of Titans left.

Will be looking to watch, an anime, a funny series, a serious or crime series, and east Asian series.

If anyone has any good recommendations for those 4 categories please let me know thanks.

 

[shaz619]

i enjoyed dark a lot more, for some reason i couldn't get into 1899's characters, story or pacing, found myself distracted by random things, rather than hooked into the story.

its been so long since I've seen something good on Netflix I'm thinking of canning the subscription.

I enjoyed Dark more to but the two I’d say are different types of show. Yes, the pacing can be off at times, it is better when you binge watch it.

Netflix and their originals have defo lacked, they’ve also made cute and reduced their budget following subscriber loss. They’ve also lost Mike Flanagan to Amazon Prime who gave us Midnight Mass, Haunting of Hill House / Bly Manor and other great original content.

Apple have stepped up with their library as well.

I keep mine for the stuff beyond the originals which have good replay value, Breaking Bad, some of the old school casual comedies etc

I look forward to Vikings Valhalla s2 though and I think Flanagan got one last original on Netflix coming out before he departs which should be good (Fall of the House Usher I think)

 

[The_KING]

Someone recommend me a good crime show that isn't multiple seasons please.

 

[shaz619]

Someone recommend me a good crime show that isn't multiple seasons please.

Hinterland on the BBC iplayer (each episode is a different story but same characters, setting etc) it use to be on netflix but not anymore.

Mind-hunter is very good but its 2 seasons, I really recommend that though

Not seen many single season shows tbh but one came out a while back which I am yet to see, The Chest Nut Man, single season and the reviews seemed positive

 

[The_KING]

Hinterland on the BBC iplayer (each episode is a different story but same characters, setting etc) it use to be on netflix but not anymore.

Mind-hunter is very good but its 2 seasons, I really recommend that though

Not seen many single season shows tbh but one came out a while back which I am yet to see, The Chest Nut Man, single season and the reviews seemed positive

Thank you bro. I will check out all of these shows.

 

[ElRaja]

I enjoyed Dark more to but the two I’d say are different types of show. Yes, the pacing can be off at times, it is better when you binge watch it.

Netflix and their originals have defo lacked, they’ve also made cute and reduced their budget following subscriber loss. They’ve also lost Mike Flanagan to Amazon Prime who gave us Midnight Mass, Haunting of Hill House / Bly Manor and other great original content.

Apple have stepped up with their library as well.

I keep mine for the stuff beyond the originals which have good replay value, Breaking Bad, some of the old school casual comedies etc

I look forward to Vikings Valhalla s2 though and I think Flanagan got one last original on Netflix coming out before he departs which should be good (Fall of the House Usher I think)

slow horses and severance on apple are two of my recent best watches.

 

[shaz619]

slow horses and severance on apple are two of my recent best watches.

Severance is just unreal, whoever thought of the premise is a genius! that is my favourite show from 2022. Have you also seen Servant on Apple? one of the best horror dramas around.

How highly do you rate Slow Horses? it’s a thriller right, I will add that to my list.

Actually, another show I recommend for anyone with Apple TV is Black Bird, single season and another crime show with a single season, it is based on a true story and the fella who plays the alleged killer is incredible [MENTION=138670]The_KING[/MENTION]

 

[ElRaja]

Severance is just unreal, whoever thought of the premise is a genius! that is my favourite show from 2022. Have you also seen Servant on Apple? one of the best horror dramas around.

How highly do you rate Slow Horses? it’s a thriller right, I will add that to my list.

Actually, another show I recommend for anyone with Apple TV is Black Bird, single season and another crime show with a single season, it is based on a true story and the fella who plays the alleged killer is incredible [MENTION=138670]The_KING[/MENTION]

slow horses has heavy overtones of British humour, i like it, one of the few shows that makes me laugh, gary oldman kills his role. balances seriousness with irreverence really well.

 

[The_KING]

Actually, another show I recommend for anyone with Apple TV is Black Bird, single season and another crime show with a single season, it is based on a true story and the fella who plays the alleged killer is incredible [MENTION=138670]The_KING[/MENTION]

Thanks. I don't have Apple TV but I think I need to get it soon.

 

[nextover666666]

Finished watched Soil ( Belgian show)

The show is about a Moroccan Family, who helps Moroccan families, transport their families body to Morocco to be buried when their dead.

This seems to be a big practice among Moroccans who live abroad ( here in Canada as well) since they want to be buried in Muslim Land.

Not to give too much of the story away, but the son has an idea, to bring Moroccan soil, to Belgium, and have their dead be buried in Belgium but with Moroccan soil (since it is seen as pure)

The show takes some twist and turns, and it funny as well.

I got into this show, since I grew up with a lot of Moroccans and Algerians, so it was easy for me to get into.

I would recommend it, show only consists of 8 episodes.

 

[SpiritOf1903]

Slow Horses (Apple TV) is quite outstanding.

They could've used a Muslim actor for one of the main characters but that's just cultural appropriation nowadays

 

[shaz619]

slow horses has heavy overtones of British humour, i like it, one of the few shows that makes me laugh, gary oldman kills his role. balances seriousness with irreverence really well.

Slow Horses (Apple TV) is quite outstanding.

They could've used a Muslim actor for one of the main characters but that's just cultural appropriation nowadays

Gary is outstanding and what an absolute gem from Apple again. Am on s2 already. One of the best British spy thrillers ever, tired of the same old crap from the BBC, this is seriously good

 

[Cpt. Rishwat]

I enjoyed Dark more to but the two I’d say are different types of show. Yes, the pacing can be off at times, it is better when you binge watch it.

Netflix and their originals have defo lacked, they’ve also made cute and reduced their budget following subscriber loss. They’ve also lost Mike Flanagan to Amazon Prime who gave us Midnight Mass, Haunting of Hill House / Bly Manor and other great original content.

Apple have stepped up with their library as well.

I keep mine for the stuff beyond the originals which have good replay value, Breaking Bad, some of the old school casual comedies etc

I look forward to Vikings Valhalla s2 though and I think Flanagan got one last original on Netflix coming out before he departs which should be good (Fall of the House Usher I think)

Hmm, got an Apple conscription but never actually watched a show on it. Now I'm thinking I have to check it out, especially since they are streamed in 4K if I'm not mistaken.

 

[KingKhanWC]

Clarksons Farm

Jeremey is hilarious! Fascinating show with great real life characters along with great learning information. Not to mention the beautiful English countryside!

10/10 - must watch.

 

[SpiritOf1903]

Hmm, got an Apple conscription but never actually watched a show on it. Now I'm thinking I have to check it out, especially since they are streamed in 4K if I'm not mistaken.

Mythic Quest is decent as is The Morning Show.

Sky have first season of Slow Horses free.

Clarksons Farm

Jeremey is hilarious! Fascinating show with great real life characters along with great learning information. Not to mention the beautiful English countryside!

10/10 - must watch.

All the stuff them three produce is class. Richard Hammond's Big and James May has a hundred of his own.

 

[nextover666666]

Looking for to that 90s show, which is suppose to be available on Jan 19th, being a fan of thats 70 show, I feel like it will be a great sequel

 

[JaDed]

Looking for to that 90s show, which is suppose to be available on Jan 19th, being a fan of thats 70 show, I feel like it will be a great sequel

Yeah, waiting for that too hopefully its better than other reboots.

There is a show on hulu which is a show about how reboots called “Reboot” funny as hell.

 

[shaz619]

Hmm, got an Apple conscription but never actually watched a show on it. Now I'm thinking I have to check it out, especially since they are streamed in 4K if I'm not mistaken.

Defo check it out, so many great original shows:

Severance - When at work, you don’t remember your life on the outside, a sci-fi psychological thriller
Ted Laso - Comedy/Drama, American footy coach takes over a PL/Championship English footy club
Slow horses - British spy thriller Gary Oldman
Black Bird - Based on a true story about suspected serial killer Larry Hall, crime drama
Servant - Psychological horror by Shymalan and also stars Rupert Grint, story revolves around a nanny who is hired to look after a baby which leads to some weird events

 

[Cpt. Rishwat]

Defo check it out, so many great original shows:

Severance - When at work, you don’t remember your life on the outside, a sci-fi psychological thriller
Ted Laso - Comedy/Drama, American footy coach takes over a PL/Championship English footy club
Slow horses - British spy thriller Gary Oldman
Black Bird - Based on a true story about suspected serial killer Larry Hall, crime drama
Servant - Psychological horror by Shymalan and also stars Rupert Grint, story revolves around a nanny who is hired to look after a baby which leads to some weird events

I was having a skim through their line up of shows yesterday, saw some of those mentioned. Servant sounds interesting, Shymalan can be a bit hit or miss, but I think that story line would be right up his street.

 

[nextover666666]

Yeah, waiting for that too hopefully its better than other reboots.

There is a show on hulu which is a show about how reboots called “Reboot” funny as hell.

I am hoping the reboot for that 90s show will be good, i am confident it will

The only reboot show I know of is animated show from the 90s haha. It was really big here in Canada.

 

[nextover666666]

Just finished watching SCAMS, Japanese show, really easy to get into, not very long really enjoyed it. It is only 9 episodes, I do not want to give too much away, but as per the title, the show focuses on scams and conning people mainly older people over the Phone.

 

[JaDed]

I am hoping the reboot for that 90s show will be good, i am confident it will

The only reboot show I know of is animated show from the 90s haha. It was really big here in Canada.

corner Gas had a funny reboot animated as well, it’s my fav Canadian show(original).

Full House, Thats so Raven, Saved by the bell,Boy meets world all rebooted and many on the way..

 

[SpiritOf1903]

corner Gas had a funny reboot animated as well, it’s my fav Canadian show(original).

Full House, Thats so Raven, Saved by the bell,Boy meets world all rebooted and many on the way..

Corner Gas very good

 

[JaDed]

Corner Gas very good

Yeah its my fav comfort show along with Psych , I rewatch them when I just want easy viewing.

 

[nextover666666]

corner Gas had a funny reboot animated as well, it’s my fav Canadian show(original).

Full House, Thats so Raven, Saved by the bell,Boy meets world all rebooted and many on the way..

Personally I never got into Corner Gas, A lot of people loved it, but was not my cup of tea personally. One Canadian Show I loved back in the day was the red green show, was so funny, and always a fun watch.

 

[SpiritOf1903]

Yeah its my fav comfort show along with Psych , I rewatch them when I just want easy viewing.

Amazon?

 

[JaDed]

Amazon?

Lol used to be I got peacock now for Psych..

 

[nextover666666]

Just Finished watching Fightland, a 5 episode documentary, about fighting styles, cultures from across the globe.

Really enjoyed the episodes from Burma, and Senegal, really learned a lot of cool things from it.

 

[nextover666666]

Just Finished watching Fightland, a 5 episode documentary, about fighting styles, cultures from across the globe.

Really enjoyed the episodes from Burma, and Senegal, really learned a lot of cool things from it.

****Meant to say Fightworld lol

 

[nextover666666]

Finished watching Zero ( Italian show, from 2021)

Finished season 1, do not know if season 2 came out in Canada, or if has come out at all, but based on season 1, i really enjoyed this show.

Its about A young teen, who has the power to be invisible, he is of Senegal decent living in Italy, and his neighborhood, is in danger, due to a powerful real estate compant looking to kick out residents, and build new housing scheme for the rich.

The show has a lot of twist and tursn and is a fun watch, its not a world class or award winning type of show, but it is still a good watch, i would give it 7.5 out of 10

 

[KingKhanWC]

Mythic Quest is decent as is The Morning Show.

Sky have first season of Slow Horses free.



All the stuff them three produce is class. Richard Hammond's Big and James May has a hundred of his own.

It seems like Jeremy is being cancelled on Amazon because of what he wrote about Harry and Meghan. What a joke of a woke land we live in.

 

[Firebat]

Started Archive 81 on Netflix recently, just watched the first episode and a half and it's a very intriguing premise. Just seems a bit slow, not sure I can sit through 8 hours of this

 

[shaz619]

Started Archive 81 on Netflix recently, just watched the first episode and a half and it's a very intriguing premise. Just seems a bit slow, not sure I can sit through 8 hours of this

I enjoyed it a great deal, they pick up the pace well, it’s a bit of a slow burner but they have more than enough reveals along the way, if you don’t mind the foreshadowing I think it’s a great watch. I found out later that it is based on a podcast series of the same name which I have not checked out yet though

 

[Firebat]

I enjoyed it a great deal, they pick up the pace well, it’s a bit of a slow burner but they have more than enough reveals along the way, if you don’t mind the foreshadowing I think it’s a great watch. I found out later that it is based on a podcast series of the same name which I have not checked out yet though

Thanks, will definitely persevere with it when I get time (as I'm also watching Succession) and tell you how I like it.

 

[nextover666666]

Finished that 90s show, sequel to thats 70 shows,

This reboot is amazing, it stays true to the show, old characters make returns, loved the fact that eric and donna kid is staying with her grandparents (red and kitty) for the summer, in the same iconic home, and chilling with her friends in the same iconic basement.

Its a must watch indeed for anyone who loved thats 70 show

 

[nextover666666]

Finished off the hook

Its a show from France, about 2 girls who decide to give up their phones, for 1 month, do not know if it is something I would recommend to other people but was a decent watch.

 

[SpiritOf1903]

Finished off the hook

Its a show from France, about 2 girls who decide to give up their phones, for 1 month, do not know if it is something I would recommend to other people but was a decent watch.

Yup..quite funny. The French shows are class.

10 percent Amazon is based on Call My Agent

 

[nextover666666]

Yup..quite funny. The French shows are class.

10 percent Amazon is based on Call My Agent

The other French show I enjoyed from Netflix was Lupin, and I saw a movie a while back cant remember the name but it was a good watch as well, If you have any recommendations, do let me know

 

[Robert]

Boiling Point - a single piece of video with no edits, like a theatre production - set in a restaurant is very good.

 

[Robert]

It seems like Jeremy is being cancelled on Amazon because of what he wrote about Harry and Meghan. What a joke of a woke land we live in.

I am sad because I will miss the three idiots and Clarkson’s Farm. But we don’t tolerate misogynistic hate speech.

What you term “woke” also protects you from racial and Islamophobic hate.

 

[SpiritOf1903]

I am sad because I will miss the three idiots and Clarkson’s Farm. But we don’t tolerate misogynistic hate speech.

What you term “woke” also protects you from racial and Islamophobic hate.

Except it doesn't. Things worth watching like Come Fly With Me cancelled and deleted despite the supposedly offended only upset it's cancelled

 

[nextover666666]

Finished Netflix Hustle (2022) i ususlly do not like Adam Sandler Movies, however this was a great watch

The movie is about and NBA basketball scout who works for the Philadelphia 76ers and is job to go around the world and recriut new talent, however Stanley Sugarmam (adam sandler) dream is to be behind the bench and do a coaching role.

After the owner appoints him as an assisstant coach, Stanley is finally living his dream however after the owner of the 76ers dies and his son takes over the team, he decides that Stanley should go back to being a scout and find new talent.

Stanley is very upset about this but is promised if he can find the team a new talent, he will be back to coaching. Stanley does find a new talent in the streets of Spain by the name of Bo Cruz.

I will not give more away but the story gets interesting, and a lot of developments occur during Bo Cruz journey on trying to make it to the NBA.

I would recommend this great film.

 

[jeetu]

Cunk on Earth is pretty funny.

 

[JaDed]

Finished that 90s show, sequel to thats 70 shows,

This reboot is amazing, it stays true to the show, old characters make returns, loved the fact that eric and donna kid is staying with her grandparents (red and kitty) for the summer, in the same iconic home, and chilling with her friends in the same iconic basement.

Its a must watch indeed for anyone who loved thats 70 show

Hilarious but the young cast needs to improve.. some of them are not that great probably because they are really of that age.

Rave episode is my fav. Kitty and Red as usual are amazing, feel they have gotten even better!

 

[BunnyRabbit]

Hilarious but the young cast needs to improve.. some of them are not that great probably because they are really of that age.

Rave episode is my fav. Kitty and Red as usual are amazing, feel they have gotten even better!

It was so nostalgic, some good and some really annoying stuff about the show.

That 70s show is one I adore. I grew up on it. I have watched it 6-7 times from start to finish.

But I wanted the show to be about the old characters living in 90s plus all the cultural references and stuff. I wanted Kelso,Jackie,Eric,Donna,Fez,Leo,Red,Kitty to interact together and be in the same scenes.

It seemed liked a rehash of the original formula while changing 70s to 90s and recycling the roles and give it to actors who were visibly not as good or funny enough for that. The only new cast member I liked was Leia. And Jay to an extent. Gwen was such a bad attempt at recreating Hyde and she simply wasn't good at it. Nate simply wasn't funny or dumb as Kelso. And god Ozzie, he was meant to be the new Fez yet he turned out to be as annoying as Angie (Hyde's weird sister from season 7)


That 70s show was never about the quality of script, it was about how the cast made it feel real and funny and their chemistry and timing.

Like seriously there was nothing funny about "there is a car that runs on water man", yet it made me laugh every single time.

I loved the last episode cause Fez had an extended time in it and he actually made it whole lot enjoyable without really doing much.

 

[BDfanforever]

Aryank is the best Indian show on Netflix, rest of them pretty poor and not worth the time.

Alice in Borderland is also surprisingly good. Waiting for season 2 of Shadow and Bone, Sweet Tooth.

Anything new that's not in 4K Dolby Vision is a of time for me.

 

[JaDed]

It was so nostalgic, some good and some really annoying stuff about the show.

That 70s show is one I adore. I grew up on it. I have watched it 6-7 times from start to finish.

But I wanted the show to be about the old characters living in 90s plus all the cultural references and stuff. I wanted Kelso,Jackie,Eric,Donna,Fez,Leo,Red,Kitty to interact together and be in the same scenes.

It seemed liked a rehash of the original formula while changing 70s to 90s and recycling the roles and give it to actors who were visibly not as good or funny enough for that. The only new cast member I liked was Leia. And Jay to an extent. Gwen was such a bad attempt at recreating Hyde and she simply wasn't good at it. Nate simply wasn't funny or dumb as Kelso. And god Ozzie, he was meant to be the new Fez yet he turned out to be as annoying as Angie (Hyde's weird sister from season 7)


That 70s show was never about the quality of script, it was about how the cast made it feel real and funny and their chemistry and timing.

Like seriously there was nothing funny about "there is a car that runs on water man", yet it made me laugh every single time.

I loved the last episode cause Fez had an extended time in it and he actually made it whole lot enjoyable without really doing much.

I didn’t like Leia and Gwen.. I was ok with others but you are right on trying to recreate the same characters , imo that was silly they were bound to fall into a pit doing that, they should had gone for new characters.

I thought Leo was amazing this season though , also you got to see that these guys are actually teenagers man, the entire cast of young characters in the original were in 20s except Mila..they all had experience in acting, it’s really unfair to be compared to them.

 

[BunnyRabbit]

I didn’t like Leia and Gwen.. I was ok with others but you are right on trying to recreate the same characters , imo that was silly they were bound to fall into a pit doing that, they should had gone for new characters.

I thought Leo was amazing this season though , also you got to see that these guys are actually teenagers man, the entire cast of young characters in the original were in 20s except Mila..they all had experience in acting, it’s really unfair to be compared to them.

Regarding Leia, I meant she was the only one who seemed like a character that actually belonged in That 70s universe. Others all seemed like misfits. Maybe because she acted the best amongst them.

Leo had 2 or 3 scenes really. Plus no interaction with Red, or even Fez.

As far as I know from the original cast, it was the first acting role for Topher, Laura, Ashton and Wilmer. Only Danny Masterson and Mila Kunis had acted in some capacity before. The fun fact about Wilmer is that he had actually started learning English around the same time the show began filming or maybe 1 or 2 years earlier.

Think they actually hit a jackpot back then with the original cast (Topher and Mila are really good actors IMO overall) and Ashton, Danny and wilmer made the roles their own. Laura always felt like an outlier to me. Was good for show's story but was the least funny one or the least actor of them all.

Budget or time constraints might have been the problem for 90s show. Or they just didn't try to find better actors or stuff.

 

[JaDed]

Regarding Leia, I meant she was the only one who seemed like a character that actually belonged in That 70s universe. Others all seemed like misfits. Maybe because she acted the best amongst them.

Leo had 2 or 3 scenes really. Plus no interaction with Red, or even Fez.

As far as I know from the original cast, it was the first acting role for Topher, Laura, Ashton and Wilmer. Only Danny Masterson and Mila Kunis had acted in some capacity before. The fun fact about Wilmer is that he had actually started learning English around the same time the show began filming or maybe 1 or 2 years earlier.

Think they actually hit a jackpot back then with the original cast (Topher and Mila are really good actors IMO overall) and Ashton, Danny and wilmer made the roles their own. Laura always felt like an outlier to me. Was good for show's story but was the least funny one or the least actor of them all.

Budget or time constraints might have been the problem for 90s show. Or they just didn't try to find better actors or stuff.

That is true on jackpot with the cast, and majority good shows that usually happens.

Also they risked way more back then making 70s show which back then was only 22 years after 1976..90s show is actually 28 years after 1995..

But i’ll still watch it for Kitty and Red , I doubt Kelso and Jackie will come back..one reasonable critique has also been that it gives a disney reboot feeling which is unfortunate.

I do recommend “reboot” tv show on hulu.. its on reboots lol.

 

[BDfanforever]

Tried to watch an Action Hero. What a terrible movie. All of Ayushman K movies were flop recently. He is done as an actor.

 

[JaDed]

Tried to watch an Action Hero. What a terrible movie. All of Ayushman K movies were flop recently. He is done as an actor.

Huh? What didn’t you like about the movie? It was actually one of his good ones.
Please atleast detail the faults..

 

[BunnyRabbit]

That is true on jackpot with the cast, and majority good shows that usually happens.

Also they risked way more back then making 70s show which back then was only 22 years after 1976..90s show is actually 28 years after 1995..

But i’ll still watch it for Kitty and Red , I doubt Kelso and Jackie will come back..one reasonable critique has also been that it gives a disney reboot feeling which is unfortunate.

I do recommend “reboot” tv show on hulu.. its on reboots lol.

I dont know if it will get renewed for a second season.

I'll go and rewatch peacemaker. it exceeded my expectations as usually dc and mcu series have been overproduced or underproduced garbage most of the time.

 

[BDfanforever]

Huh? What didn’t you like about the movie? It was actually one of his good ones.
Please atleast detail the faults..

You can go to imdb and filter by 1/2 star rating reviews. The first few mins were good but then it fell apart and started becoming illogical and absurd.

 

[nextover666666]

Finished watching White Gold, a British sitcom regarding 3 window salesman from Essex, although a comedy show, it also is very interesting watch, with a lot of twist and turns, I would recommend it strongly, really enjoyed watching it, not a family show, but a great watch regardless, I basically binged watched it, on my day off, and glad I did. I have to say some of the british shows from Netflix are really solid.

Also finished the new season of Upshaws, was fun watch, but preferred the previous seasons.

 

[SpiritOf1903]

Finished watching White Gold, a British sitcom regarding 3 window salesman from Essex, although a comedy show, it also is very interesting watch, with a lot of twist and turns, I would recommend it strongly, really enjoyed watching it, not a family show, but a great watch regardless, I basically binged watched it, on my day off, and glad I did. I have to say some of the british shows from Netflix are really solid.

Also finished the new season of Upshaws, was fun watch, but preferred the previous seasons.

White Gold was on BBC

 

[nextover666666]

White Gold was on BBC

strange here on netflix Canada, it appears to shows as a netflix show, regardless a great show.