Netflix Watch Instantly Recommendation Thread

i watched a couple of episodes of that too and was perplexed by the abundant usage of the term "mud pie"
wtf

― weird woman in a bar (La Lechera), Monday, July 8, 2019 10:44 AM (fifty-three minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

See this falls under Tim & Eric. They had certain recurring names for things in their universe that would show up in multiple sketches like "pep-pep".

Mud pie seemed a little forced for sure.

Loved the Tim Heidecker sketch. I've definitely met people like that before. They just expect everyone to have a niche knowledge base or they pretend that just to fabricate situations where they appear more intellectual and superior. Maybe I'm thinking of certain ilxor conversations!

Best thing about this show is the way they have the "straight man" characters suddenly buy into the crazy somewhere along the line.

Oh! I remembered which sketch I had in mind- the one about the ideas for car features... I mean that must have looked terrible on paper, but I feel like they pulled it off! So odd though.

I guess as someone who's proposed unconventional ideas for things that conceivably work as imagined in my head but are really hard to sell when described and are therefore scrapped, I'm very impressed.

please feel free to discuss the show on this thread i made for it: i think you should leave with tim robinson

it is probably the richest most rewatchable sketch comedy show i've seen since mr. show (admittedly i have yet to watch detroiters)

also

Loved the Tim Heidecker sketch. I've definitely met people like that before. They just expect everyone to have a niche knowledge base or they pretend that just to fabricate situations where they appear more intellectual and superior. Maybe I'm thinking of certain ilxor conversations!

yep!!!!

oh, thanks! Will bring it there.

detroiters is a sitcom, not sketch, brad, but you should definitely watch. lots of the weirdo energy of ITYSL shows up in the local news segments and ads in detroiters.

it's the best show I've ever seen. Somewhere between The Wire and Deadwood.

detroiters is a sitcom, not sketch, brad, but you should definitely watch. lots of the weirdo energy of ITYSL shows up in the local news segments and ads in detroiters.

― mott the hoopleheads (voodoo chili), Monday, July 8, 2019 9:32 AM (two hours ago) bookmarkflaglink

lol i looked it up afterward and nearly corrected myself. also my friends from michigan were raving about those segments and ads when it was on the air

The serie on Versace is pretty ace if you realize half it is made up. 🙄

watching the Korean palace intrigue + zombies series Kingdom and it's very good, looks amazing and has some interesting twists on the usual zombie genre tropes. also it's only 6 episodes long (w/a second season coming at some point) so it doesn't overstay its welcome and stretch the story too thin.

Yeah, surprisingly good, that one

I just watched Booksmart not knowing anything about it. I really liked it.

I kind of liked that Thom Yorke thing, despite not really being a Radiohead guy. Sort of reminded me of Holy Motors?

Is "Booksmart" streaming anywhere yet? Thought it was still in theaters.

the world is not the united states of america fyi

(it's been on netflix in France for about a fortnight. Shaft 5 went on euro netflix about a week after it lurched awkwardly into US cinemas too)

^^^It's showing up as a netflix presents in france xpost. Is Shaft also a new movie? It is also on netflix in Chile. I thought it was a weird new netflix series.

Shaft is the fifth movie in the Shaft Cinematic Universe, and the third to be called Shaft, despite there still being several unused titles from the novels. It is still in theatres in the US, came out a few weeks ago.

This was a timely article on why so many people watch Friends.
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-revealing-reasons-that-people-visit-the-friends-building?fbclid=IwAR290_cnuk_iYJhb_sVEk0Gi5JN7CtHD47fa_EnqXX6l6HddpUpGWdCFPgs

The new Shaft movie got an extremely brief UK cinema release recently, as well as some extremely negative reviews:

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2019/jun/13/shaft-review-samuel-l-jackson-jessie-t-usher

Can anyone recommend any good kids shows?

Mine are working their way through the dubbed "Go! Live Your Way" at the moment and it's driving me insane.

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you're making it worse

“It’s just nice for younger people to see what life was like,” she said, as if describing Pompeii. “Before we just had, like, devices all the time, and we were always on iPads and stuff.”

Feel like this article pretty much cracks the code re: the popularity of Friends among the younger set. Something in that arena, anyway. Imagine never knowing a time before people were constantly absorbed in some handheld device or another. Depressing af.

yeah before that we were just regular old self-absorbed

Meeeemories

I feel like Shaft hasn't even come out in the the US yet. Or maybe it did last week? Anyway, digital release anywhere in the world means it's now on the bay of pirates.

It came out June 14th and flopped so hard it wasn't even around for the July 4th weekend in a lot of areas

Oh y'know I think I totally conflated the new Shaft with that Superfly remake that I remember seeing advertised but about whose actual release I have no memory whatsoever.

superfly was last year

Can anyone recommend any good kids shows?

Hilda is fantastic

that Superfly remake was actually decent

The Shaft remake was at a “Blues Brothers 2000” level of ill-conceived.

Everyone please watch Mean Streets!!!

that director, he's goin somewhere

new shaft was awesome

pvmic but i am totally and immediately hooked on Blown Away
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qb3zq_VRJ3Q

Just watched S2E1 of Dark - what a way to end an opening episode. Despite watching a youtube season 1 recap i couldn't remember who half the characters were, but by the end i was extremely desirous that this shit be directly injected into my veins.

pvmic but i am totally and immediately hooked on Blown Away

All I needed to hear was "Good morning, glass blowers!" I am on board.

but do they make bongs on that show?

no but they do make some really impresive art.

pretty very much i can't?

posts very much in character

anyways, i'm on the last episode; it's been loads of fun and i really wanna talk with people about the artists.
they did a good job of presenting the work so that you can accurately determine who wins and loses each week which is a surprisingly hard thing to pull off.

sample work from some of my faves:
https://www.januszpozniak.com/home-1
http://www.deborahczeresko.com/
https://www.leahkudel.com/
https://www.alexanderrosenberg.net/

deborah in particular is a delight
http://www.deborahczeresko.com/meat.html

she's a regular at my nearby BK glass blowing shop and i kinda really really wanna try it. it's fucking expensive though! Like $500 for a two day workshop or $850 for a six week workshop. And i gather this is the kind of thing i'd have to practice for several years before i could start exploring form intelligently. maybe someday.

Can anyone recommend any good kids shows?

Hilda is fantastic

Absolutely agree, it's 100% delightful and great for grownups too. HILDA on Netflix deserves its own thread

yeah Hilda is so well done

Just watched S2E1 of Dark - what a way to end an opening episode. Despite watching a youtube season 1 recap i couldn't remember who half the characters were, but by the end i was extremely desirous that this shit be directly injected into my veins.

This site was a great help whilst watching:

https://dark.netflix.io/