Is there anything fresh, new, worth watching on Netflix?

[many_styles]

The Last Dance is now on Netflix! Previously it was only available on ESPN.


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[fkelly]

Jazz by Ken Burns.
Reconstruction Henry Gates

both on PBS streaming

Country Music by Burns too ...

[Hawker]

Originally Posted by williammmm

Breaking Bad is probably my favorite show of all time. So tense. So many moments I was literally clenching my fists given the stress of the situation. Great character development and really hooks you starting the second season on...


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I thought I was probably the last person in North America not to see this. I binged watch the entire thing in two weeks last July while my wife was visiting her sister out of state. Yikes....I don't think anything ever had me hooked like that series did. I didn't like the fact that I think I was pulling for the bad guys.....but then again were they bad or just less worse than the other guys?

It took me two weeks to come down from that. Whew!

[Cantdog]

Also recommend the movie "heart beats loud" on hulu.

[Clancy]

Originally Posted by cmg

what's the opinion on "Warrior Nun"? my nieces like it. Does it have over the top violence?

Comic book violence

I absolutely loved it. The girl who plays the lead is fun to watch.

Pure escapism

[colker]

Norsemen is pure genius.

[520arachnid]

Lol everybody go watch the first 30 seconds of Gaspar Noe’s “Love” on the flix and get back to me with your immediate facial expression it’s fresh and new alright hehe

[oldpotatoe]

Originally Posted by Clancy

Comic book violence

I absolutely loved it. The girl who plays the lead is fun to watch.

Pure escapism

Just watched the first 3 episodes..already know how it ends..predictable but we'll watch all 10 episodes...

[William]

Win the Wilderness.

interesting show, cool story of how the Ose's built their home. Follow up after the show was a bummer. Don't want to give anything away but it appears some people didn't do their homework.







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[Ozz]

Watching "The Umbrella Academy" with family....sort of an X-men theme, so comic book stuff. Still, pretty well done and interesting...gotta love time travelling assassins!

Just read that Netflix is releasing "Ratched".....an origin story of the eponymous nurse from "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest"....cast looks good.

[cgolvin]

Glad to see this thread bumped as I reminds me to thank those who recommended two shows that I have really enjoyed:

Giri/Haji
Babylon Berlin

Tanks!

[William]

The Last Narc


If you have watched Narcos or Narcos Mexico I suggest you watch The Last Narc. Investigation/interviews with agents and Narcos involved in what happened down there. Very interesting and I think you might come off with a very different impression of the people and Gov agencies involved.


<Edit> sorry, just remembered this is on Prime. Give it a go anyway.




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[colker]

Cousin Sofia.... it´s a french movie. Very french. Sensitive. NOt much happens. I am tired of movies filled with loud noise, guns, bad jokes and this little one made my evening.

[tbike4]

Originally Posted by colker

NOt much happens.

Then you may want to see Embers. After the apocalypse which usually has some weird S†•¶ going on. It may even be suitable for small children. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3503460/

[vav]

Originally Posted by colker

Trapped´s first season is TV perfection. Funny cause i gave up watching the first time: It builds up slowly. Story is the old "small town riddled w/ sin and evil beyond the unpretentious facade" but the cast of actors is so brilliantly above the silly sxyness of hollywood while directors play the winter landscape into the story. Personal feelings are also exposed in a realistic manner like scandinavians know how to do.

I agree Trapped 1 is excellent. I am watching Trapped 2 now and it is way more "hollywoodesque". Still enjoyable but nowhere like season 1 IMO ( They even shot scenes where the sun is shining )