In the style of Mr Hatem, what did Dec watch?
Off Topic NETFLIX and Box Set series Thread.
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The Pebble & the Boy, on various platforms.
Some good music, good scooters & decent clobber.
Iffy riding but worth a watch.
Some good music, good scooters & decent clobber.
Iffy riding but worth a watch.
I supplied some of the clothing, but it got terrible reviews so I haven’t promoted it
I supplied some of the clothing, but it got terrible reviews so I haven’t promoted it
I’d guessed you had .
It wasn’t as bad as the reviews, but I would have expected the three youngsters to have learnt to ride.
It’s not all releasing in one go though.
The season will be released in two parts.
I just finished watching this today and agree it's worth a watch. Auntie Pia's a bit annoying at times and it was in danger of twisting once too often, but overall it was pretty decent.
Just watched the first five of eight episodes of Clickbait. Definitely worth watching so far.
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It is excellent I must say .
Watched the 1st 3 episodes might be the best Scandi I've seen
Royal Bastards Rise of the Tudors is a good run through of the Wars of the Roses if you like a bit of English history.
A few things I've watched on Netflix recently...
6 Underground (film) - Ryan Reynolds as a billionaire, who everyone thinks is dead, but still somehow manages to access his money and go round saving the world. He's aided by a rag-tag bunch of other people who every thinks are dead. Utter nonsense and only worth watching if you like a very high death count and you like watching hundreds of cars getting trashed.
Maid (ten part series) - The story of a woman who escapes an abusive drunk and tries to rebuild her life with her child, despite a ridiculous number of set-backs. It wasn't really my cup of tea, but it's quite well made and fairly watchable.
The Chestnut Man (six part series) - Just finished this one today, it's a Danish crime drama, about the hunt for a serial killer. It was excellent, by far the best of the things I've seen recently and is well worth a watch.
6 Underground (film) - Ryan Reynolds as a billionaire, who everyone thinks is dead, but still somehow manages to access his money and go round saving the world. He's aided by a rag-tag bunch of other people who every thinks are dead. Utter nonsense and only worth watching if you like a very high death count and you like watching hundreds of cars getting trashed.
Maid (ten part series) - The story of a woman who escapes an abusive drunk and tries to rebuild her life with her child, despite a ridiculous number of set-backs. It wasn't really my cup of tea, but it's quite well made and fairly watchable.
The Chestnut Man (six part series) - Just finished this one today, it's a Danish crime drama, about the hunt for a serial killer. It was excellent, by far the best of the things I've seen recently and is well worth a watch.
Just started watching The Chestnut Man. One of those you can tell before the end of the first episode is going to be worth it.
Bordertown - Nordic Noir set in Finland - excellent, really enjoyed this.
Six episodes into Staircase - still can't work out if he is innocent or not - so utterly American (some of the lawyer prep-training of the defendant is cringefest central). Scientifically, based on factual data interpretation by the defense blood-spatter expert, you would have to say that there are grounds not to convict. But it is the other element, the circumstantial evidence, that could easily sway a jury towards a conviction.
Similar style to Making A Murderer, but this time, the defendant is erudite, rich, and..............................a lot of other things!!!
Six episodes into Staircase - still can't work out if he is innocent or not - so utterly American (some of the lawyer prep-training of the defendant is cringefest central). Scientifically, based on factual data interpretation by the defense blood-spatter expert, you would have to say that there are grounds not to convict. But it is the other element, the circumstantial evidence, that could easily sway a jury towards a conviction.
Similar style to Making A Murderer, but this time, the defendant is erudite, rich, and..............................a lot of other things!!!
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