Off Topic NETFLIX and Box Set series Thread.

If anyone is stuck for something to watch, I've just finished The Cane Field Killings, it a South African series on Channel 4, well worth a watch.

 

Tried to get into rings of power as a fan of tolkein

It's so mediocre

 

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/celebs-tv/netflix-series-bodies-filming-princes-7666888

any of yous in here?

 

Russia 1985-1999 is a fascinating watch. BBC1 i-player.

 

I gave rings of power a go last night
After been bored in the first two episodes the other week

annnnnnndddddddddddd


It’s stil fuxking ****



apparently bezos is blocking all negative reviews by the media

 

Looks like he missed this one
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.fo...r-season-1-finale-review-a-dreadful-mess/amp/

 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/paulta...o-hard-amazon-suspended-reviews-entirely/amp/

 

****s have painted shut my sash windows. Had to buy myself a work platform so I can reach them to cut through the paint seal.

 

Just started watching The old man. Looks good. Jeff Bridges and John Lithgow in fine form.

 

Yep it’s excellent

 

Can't believe he us Sauron! What a pile of donkey dick this is turning out to be.

 

Hopefully it’ll be good


Liam Neeson to bring his very particular set of skills to Naked Gun reboot
Veteran action star has agreed to lead a revival of the much-loved police spoof franchise starring Leslie Nielsen
Catherine Shoard

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Liam Neeson is set to step into the brogues of the late Leslie Nielsen in a reboot of the police spoof classic The Naked Gun.

The original Naked Gun trilogy were slapstick crime-procedural parodies created by David Zucker, Jim Abrahams and Jerry Zucker, starring Nielsen as Lieutenant Frank Drebin, a good-natured but gullible detective who originated in the shortlived 1982 TV series Police Squad! The first film was released in 1988 and was a critical hit that made $140m. Two sequels – 1991’s The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear and 1994’s Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult – were also commercial successes.


A reboot of the fondly remembered franchise has been in the works for almost a decade, with The Hangover star Ed Helms originally positioned for the lead role.

Rumours that Neeson, 70, was attached to the series began when he told the People TV show that he was in talks with Seth Macfarlane, who will produce the film.

“It’ll either finish my career or bring it in another direction. I honestly don’t know,” he said.

 

Going with “ bullet train “ tonight, some told me it’s ****, others it is worse… I will ****ing see for myself thank you… famous last words lol

 

I wish I could remember who told me bullet train was crap… he or she have never been more wrong, I ****ing loved it. So funny, lots of action, one of the best Brad Pitt films I’ve seen….
Best 2 hours I’ve spent in a long time… well nearly whistle !! whistle !!

 

Watched the first 5 episodes of The Watcher. Its a bit weird, not sure if I'm enjoying it or not!

 

Noted. Will watch it tonight.

In general, Brad Pitt is in a lot of watchable movies.

 

Same. 3 episodes in.

On another note, someone said the Wrexham footy documentary (or whatever you would call it) is worth a watch.

 

Absolutely hilarious

 

still one of the greatest tv shots ever

 

The painful return of Friday Night Live last night, decrepit old lefty Ben Elton wheeling out Jo Brand again still peddling the same old misandrist act and a bloated Julian Clary. FFS.