Netflix Watch Instantly Recommendation Thread

so, i repeat, you other guys should watch it.

I had to ease off bingeing The Keepers, it got to be a lot to sit with after a while. But yeah it's pretty interesting.
It is edited a little strangely though, kind of meanders in a way that I have found a bit frustrating at times.

season three of bloodline is up and i couldn't remember if i had watched season two so i watched the season two trailer and i still can't remember if i watched it. i think i did? maybe i don't need another season.

Hasan Minhaj's Netflix special was an intimate and very funny stand-up special

Yeah gets repetitive at times but damn those women are so strong dealing with some truly awful shit

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new sarah silverman, latest season of American Crime and Doctor Strange

I wanted to like Keepers but Jane Doe came across as an FMS victim for the middle half of the series (at least) and was only vindicated near the end - although as per Making A Murderer and some of the truthbombs revealed here about that, we have to remember we're being shown one specific point of view and all the editing supports that. The Baltimore Police guy's reaction when being told about the DNA and the cigarette butt, for example, didn't look natural at all. Maybe it was because I binge watched it, but it seemed to cover the same ground so many times between eps 3-5, maybe 3-6 that I lost track of who was supposed to have delivered what bit of 'proof'.

(I mean the priest did at least some of it, obviously, I'm not disputing that. I guess I just have some questions about his abusive behaviour that don't sound completely right to me and this probably isn't the place to go into.)

The pretty good documentary on the artist Chris Burden is now on UK Netflix.

maria and i watched the sarah silverman special with rufus and it totally embarrassed rufus to watch it with us. i told him he should have left! oh well what's childhood without a little mortification? my father took me to that first richard pryor concert movie when i was 11! talk about shock and awe. all i remember is some late-night fever dream of vibrator jokes and adults around me dying from laughter.

anyway, sarah's special is really, uh, cum-heavy.

also, it really looks like she put some sort of greta garbo filter on the camera or did some post-production work. but maybe its just the bright lights. she is spectral white in that thing.

and he took me to the second pryor concert film too but i was jaded by then and i remember feeling sad that rich was slower and more humble cuzza near-death.

is the Silverman special actually funny?

there are some funny parts. the story about her sister at college might be the best moment.

the part about her dog made me laugh too.

oh i finally watched that movie where david yow was the bad guy. that was good.

maria is watching new house of cards and i really don't want to watch it. the first season was enough for me.

this has also been one of the wort netflix months i can remember for new stuff. so much stuff i don't want to watch. maybe they are holding everything back for summer.

Re: Keepers -- I appreciated its structure, perhaps oddly, in that it reflected the truly thorny nature of the case: lots of frayed edges and potential blind alleys, no real sense that any explanation is ever going to be forthcoming, clear examples of institutional hesitation at best and obstruction at worst, and yet there are still victims, well beyond Cesnik herself (not to mention Malecki, of course). I think the fact that there is no final clarity to be had is, sadly, a strength of a presentation that by default only exists because horrible things happened.

The ace-in-the-hole of the final episode -- the introduction of the dentist and his story and the implications beyond that -- serves as a good bit of drama and summation as much as can be hoped.

My own thing I've wondered about the whole time -- what does the title mean? Keepers of a secret, keepers of a flame, 'my brother's keeper' -- perhaps it can mean many things.

my dad took me and my best friend to richard pryor live on the sunset strip whatever year that was. i was in middle school, tops, maybe grade school. what a night.

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A "keeper" is also a fish big enough to not throw back / partner too hottt to dump

Barbie Life in the Dreamhouse

^^^ forgotten shoegaze bands of 1992

'tramps' is vv good; directed by adam leon who made gimme the loot

gimme the loot is great and on nflix as well btw

new season of the 100! *i am the only one who cares i have made my peace with that*.

for the rest of you, your favorite movie zodiac is back up. you can do a frame by frame synopsis on the zodiac thread now.

I have expressed my love for the 100 before. Haven't caught up with the last season yet though

now there are two...

its one of those things that i love that i wouldn't recommend to anyone. because they would never watch it.

but you should all still watch The Overnight!

I love it because it is clearly steals bits from Lost, Battlestar Galactica, Earth 2, and about a dozen other scifi shows and DNGAF.

I'm just waiting for some dinosaurs to show up.

i totally forgot that melanie lynskey was in heavenly creatures and played rose on 2 & a half men and is from new zealand. she is such an awesome actor. definitely reason enough to watch i don't feel at home in this world anymore.

she has made soooooooo many movies that i have never seen. like 20+ movies.

she was in Up in the Air lol

yeah she's the best. i'll watch that movie

Wait new The 100???? Dje5;gtx#\£dbhnlix I am so excited! Did it just go up today? What up wanheda

the star of the 100 one of my fave aussies now obviously.

brits/aussies/kiwis just play americans better.

'tramps' is vv good; directed by adam leon who made gimme the loot

― johnny crunch, Wednesday, May 31, 2017 10:29 PM (yesterday) Bookmark

thanks for the heads up! Loved Gimme the Loot

aye, the same - that was a good movie was that.

One of the best things about it was its brevity and it seems the new one is only 82 minutes as well

more short movies imo

it seems very long since I watched it, but I remember at the time thinking the world would be better with more movies like it.

yup otm. the way i discovered tramps existed was by seeing gimme the loot on my shelf & being like what has that dude been up to

Cannabis (six-episode French Series from 2016) wants to be The Wire minus cops and almost gets there. Bonus points for setting the action in France, Spain, and Morocco and for having a few strong female characters to offset feuding drug dealers of varying levels of power, ambition, and vileness. Well worth the time if you're not bothered by dialogue in French and Spanish with English subtitles. Très violent, très dur.

That sounds interesting, will watch

the comments on that show are... interestign

totally forgot that melanie lynskey was in heavenly creatures and played rose on 2 & a half men and is from new zealand

Weird- I totally forgot she was in 2 and a Half Men too, and I used to watch that show. For me her filmography basically begins with "Happy Christmas" and ends with "Putzel" - she's great in both.

Wow, Get Me Roger Stone -- did not expect this to be so good

i've never been a big sarah silverman fan but the new one is a lot more thoughtful than i've ever seen her before. and it's funnier as a result imo

"Bad Company" - 1972 revisionist Western starring a young Jeff Bridges is up on Netflix atm. Definitely worth a watch

So been watching The Keepers - terrifying.

don't watch War On Everyone, it's terrible. like a long episode of Police Squad directed by Quentin Tarantino. it actually made me cringe for the director and i was only able to watch about half an hour of it. young bro dudes might like it though.

there is ANOTHER Sundance-y Melanie Lynskey movie on now. from 2016. Little Boxes. but i don't feel like watching it.