What to watch on Netflix?

[Californication69]

Crack
Night Stalker

 

[AndyP12345]

Money Heist. *****
Nurse Ratched *****
Vikings ***
Designated Survivor ****
Bridgerton ****
Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society *****
Jo Jo Rabbit ****
Peaky Blinders *****
Fauda ***
Man in The High Castle ****
Hand Maidens tale *****
The Serpant ****

 

[Aussie Cali]

What are we all watching on Netflix at the moment , looking to do some serious binging whilst on furlough

if it's accessible on Netflix in the UK (different regions get different access), look up Janet King (3-seasons).

 

[AndyP12345]

Forgot to mention Drive to Survive. Yes its Formula One but it makes interesting viewing and gives a different perspective to the sport

 

[This Eva]

+ 1 for Serpent. Thought is was brilliant!

And me Serpent was excellent and worthy of a binge watch. I had bought the hd fire stick for the vans projector but due to Covid am using it in the house on the main LG oled tv. Find it very quick and easy to navigate plus 4K crisp and worth a watch.

 

[Moon Madness]

Money Heist. *****
Nurse Ratched *****
Vikings ***
Designated Survivor ****
Bridgerton ****
Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society *****
Jo Jo Rabbit ****
Peaky Blinders *****
Fauda ***
Man in The High Castle ****
Hand Maidens tale *****
The Serpant ****

Loved JoJo Rabbit, recommended.

 

[Velma's Dad]

Forgot to mention Drive to Survive. Yes its Formula One but it makes interesting viewing and gives a different perspective to the sport

What is it on (Netflix etc?).

Also for petrolheads, last year Le Mans '66 (Ford vs Ferrari in the US) is a must-watch, Matt Damon as Carroll Shelby and Christian Bale as Ken Miles. The racing scenes are a bit naff in a couple of places but the portrayals of Enzo Ferrari and Henry Ford II and their giant egos is highly entertaining.

 

[cpjb@btinternet.com]

Just finished watching "Keith Richards - Under the Influence". A great documentary with some great stories. I think my favourite is him standing outside the house belonging to Muddy Waters (blues legend) recounting how he was taken to a party there by Willie Dixon (blues legend), and ended up the next morning at Howlin' Wolf's (blues legend) place not knowing how he'd got there. My only let down was finding out that Howlin' Wolf's real name is not actually Howlin' Wolf but Chester Arthur Burnett .

Warning: Cigarette product placement through entire length of film!

 

[BeagleMum]

Just finished watching "Keith Richards - Under the Influence". A great documentary with some great stories. I think my favourite is him standing outside the house belonging to Muddy Waters (blues legend) recounting how he was taken to a party there by Willie Dixon (blues legend), and ended up the next morning at Howlin' Wolf's (blues legend) place not knowing how he'd got there. My only let down was finding out that Howlin' Wolf's real name is not actually Howlin' Wolf but Chester Arthur Burnett .

Warning: Cigarette product placement through entire length of film!

Lupin - really enjoyed it, something different.

 

[GrumpyGranddad]

Songbird on Amazon Prime. All about the future Covid-23 pandemic

DON’T BOTHER

 

[Ch1pbutty]

Songbird on Amazon Prime. All about the future Covid-23 pandemic

DON’T BOTHER

Watched this a few years ago, flicked onto it by accident..bit weird but very good:

Reviews: Utopia - IMDb

Reviews: Utopia

m.imdb.com

 

[TrevorH]

The White Tiger

just released on Netflix . Fantastic,

 

[sapto]

on netflix for bike loving people (last chapter is my fav with paul):
Accomplice

 

[Velma's Dad]

Last night we watched the documentary about John DeLorean called "Back from the Future" on iPlayer. Mainly about the complex psychology of the man, and also the politics around the UK govt funding of his factory in Belfast at the height of the Troubles. A very good watch.

 

[soulstyledevon]

Not sure if this has already been mentioned.
But Justified. Well worth a watch.
I’ve been told it was on Amazon (I wouldn’t know) but it’s now on 4OD.

 

[cpjb@btinternet.com]

Accomplice - great scenery
White Tiger - good story well told
Arizona - sort of funny and outrageous plot but engaging nethertheless
Buster Scruggs - simply brilliant and one story in particular very harrowing
Manhunt:Unabomber - captures the 80's well
No country for old men - gets better with each viewing

 

[LemonDrop]

Watched this a few years ago, flicked onto it by accident..bit weird but very good:

Reviews: Utopia - IMDb

Reviews: Utopia

m.imdb.com

Utopia - brilliant!

 

[Borris]

Just catching up with this.

Anyone else watch The Serpent? Dramatisation of the serial killer Charles Sobrahj in Asia in the 1970s, and the Dutch diplomat who chased him down. We thought it was brilliant, quite gripping in places and beautifully put together. Now on iPlayer.

Meanwhile we're on season 5 of Bosch, police procedural set in Los Angeles. Excellent stock characters. Enjoying it very much. Amazon Prime.

I've just started to watch this (the serpent). Unfortunately, I'm getting more than a little cheesed off with the constant leaping forwards and backwards so not sure whether to persevere.

 

[GrumpyGranddad]

I've just started to watch this (the serpent). Unfortunately, I'm getting more than a little cheesed off with the constant leaping forwards and backwards so not sure whether to persevere.

Stick with it

 

[LemonDrop]

I've just started to watch this (the serpent). Unfortunately, I'm getting more than a little cheesed off with the constant leaping forwards and backwards so not sure whether to persevere.

Yes, we found this REALLY annoying as well. But the story is so incredible I think it's worth sticking with it plus you kind of get used to it a bit.