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revisionist history yuck
Give me something to watch on Netflix
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revisionist history yuck
smorgdonkey
Kick Henry Jackassowski
Theodore
I gotta move
Been a long time and don't remember much about it but I remember enjoying https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_Who_Never_Was
We just finished it tonight. Really enjoyed it.
emmaporkchop
The face of emmaporkchop
"All Quite On The Western Front" is excellent.
Highly recommend if you like war movies. Doesn't romanticize war, like so many others tend to. Would put it right up there with 1917 as probably in my top 10 movies I've seen.
Highly recommend if you like war movies. Doesn't romanticize war, like so many others tend to. Would put it right up there with 1917 as probably in my top 10 movies I've seen.
Chad
Slender Hobbit
Is it just a remake of the original? For some reason, we watched the original in Spanish class back in middle school.
Edit: looks like the one I watched in middle school was a remake of a 1930s flick.
wok
Nasi Goreng Afficionado
yeah, the Watcher was seriously good.
micwalt
Too Controversial To Have An Athleisure Line
I sorta liked the first three. They were uneven but decent overall. The next three were just plain boring. (There was a pretty gnarly scene at the end of the painting episode, though.)
Lerxst
spaghetti and blankets
The Peripheral on Prime is OK...it's got some potential to be really good but the first three episodes aren't there yet, IMO.
The dialog is a bit cliche and the acting overall, is fairly average, at best. Moretz's bad southern accent, that comes and goes, is distracting.
The dialog is a bit cliche and the acting overall, is fairly average, at best. Moretz's bad southern accent, that comes and goes, is distracting.
emmaporkchop
The face of emmaporkchop
It's odd, the episodes are slow, but I don't mind the character build up. I've only gotten up to Episode 5, that was my least favorite.
emmaporkchop
The face of emmaporkchop
I never saw the original one from the '30s. Wasn't the first remake a TV movie? Either way, I thought it was really good.
bsman
b00b
I just watched it and was disappointed. It wasn’t a bad film but was very unfaithful to Remarque’s book, and really not as good as the original made in 1930 - a year after publication of the novel.
I've started watching that, but put it on hold for the new season of "The Crown" (Dolores Umbridge just doesn't cut it as Elizabeth).
"Inside Man", despite its rather silly premise, is entertaining.
smorgdonkey
Kick Henry Jackassowski
If it hasn't been mentioned...
Ancient Apocalypse is great. Visits to amazing sites which fuel historic theories of anthropology with evidence which has been ignored by the establishment for a long time. I have watched it multiple times. If you know Graham Hancock, he is the presenter. I love that kind of thing.
Ancient Apocalypse is great. Visits to amazing sites which fuel historic theories of anthropology with evidence which has been ignored by the establishment for a long time. I have watched it multiple times. If you know Graham Hancock, he is the presenter. I love that kind of thing.
Knox in Box
Rustbelt refugee.
Not saying that Wednesday is fantastic, epic, world changing television. I am saying that I enjoy it so far and have gotten some good chuckles. And her cynicism defuses the annoying Teenage thing by design which helps.
They did do the ghost of Raul Julia dirty with that casting, but he's hardly in the show.
They did do the ghost of Raul Julia dirty with that casting, but he's hardly in the show.