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If you don't know what more to watch on Netflix, take the Lemmy documentary!

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Yeah, the Lemmy doc is very watchable...

Yep, I thought Lucy was a good enough film, but then again I also thought Ghost in the Shell was as good a bit of live action anime as I had seen. I understand the whitewashing complaints, but I find it amusing that the Japanese don't have a problem with it. Not sure yet about Umbrella Academy, only managed to force myself through the first two so far, hope it gets more to my liking. Enjoying the second series of Discovery a lot so far.

'Under the Skin' is another Scarlet J film now on Netflix. I love Michel Faber's book but haven't got around to the movie adaptation yet.

Perhaps one for the coming weekend...

The first two series of 'Friday Night Dinner' are available on Netflix.

V funny...

An Apple TV is the only thing I have connected to a TV at home - I don't watch 'normal' TV; don't even have an aerial. I have Netflix and Prime subscriptions but seem to use the YouTube app more than anything else. That it is a gateway for Homekit is a nice bonus too.

Lurcher300b wrote: ↑Thu Feb 28, 2019 3:00 pm Not sure yet about Umbrella Academy, only managed to force myself through the first two so far, hope it gets more to my liking. Enjoying the second series of Discovery a lot so far.

The first 2 episodes are mostly scene-setting and getting the characters explained. From part 3 on, the story gets rolling.

Star Trek Discovery is unfolding as a worthy new chapter in the Trek universe and several new shows are in development : a Section 31 series for Empress Giorgiou and a new Picard series.

Could be fun.

savvypaul wrote: ↑Thu Feb 28, 2019 2:28 pm Yeah, the Lemmy doc is very watchable...

His autobiography is also very readable.

Currently captivated by the enthralling Spanish Netflix series 'La Casa De Papel' (The House of Paper)

A perfectly-planned mega-robbery turns into a hostage situation.
Superb character-driven story with unexpected twists and turns.
If you liked 'The Bridge' you will love this.

Addictive.