The platform is very uncomfortable viewing. I've managed half an hour so far. I'll maybe finish it this evening.
I took this photo whilst watching as I was so shocked at the awful PQ of The Platform:
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I wanted to watch John Wick but only 2 and 3 were there.Now I think I might watch a bit of Lord of The Rings. Seen them appear on Netflix Recently.
Do a search and Fellowship not there. Only Two Towers and ROTK. Fellowship was the one I wanted to watch.
Not the first time i've seen an imcomplete trilogy (or movie/sequel) appear on Netflix. Why do they do that for fudge sake.
Now I think I might watch a bit of Lord of The Rings. Seen them appear on Netflix Recently.
Do a search and Fellowship not there. Only Two Towers and ROTK. Fellowship was the one I wanted to watch.
Not the first time i've seen an imcomplete trilogy (or movie/sequel) appear on Netflix. Why do they do that for fudge sake.
Not heard of that one? What's it about?The Keepers is a few years old now but still probably the best thing I've watched on Netflix. 7 episodes, 436 minutes.
I might give it another viewing.
Not heard of that one? What's it about?
I watched the first 2 episodes and must say very good"A seven-part docuseries about the unsolved murder of a nun and the horrific secrets and pain that linger nearly five decades after her death."
It's short on laughs but it'll stick in your memory for a while. Some might find it a bit dragged out though.
I've just finished The Innocence Files.
"The hour-long episodes detail the personal stories behind eight cases of wrongful conviction that the Innocence Project and organizations within the Innocence Network have worked to highlight and overturn."
Some episodes were a bit 'samey' but it was really well made. Some of the characters involved are almost as unlikeable as some of those in Tiger King!
If you like fishing then try' chasing monsters ' or battle fish.Another series ticked off my list - The Pharmacist.
'After his son's tragic death, a Louisiana pharmacist goes to extremes to expose the rampant corruption behind the opioid addiction crisis.'
Solid enough viewing 7.5/10.
Any other recommendations for documentaries on Netflix? I've pretty much seen them all at this stage.
You must've seen the staircase too?
I only bought a new TV last week and hadn't used Netflix for over a year.
I decided to get the top package so I could try some DV titles. Not impressed. Most are too dark/over contrasty and I've also had some pausing of the streams before it fast forwards to catch up with itself. That shouldn't happen especially as they've lowered the bitrate.
Doubt I'll be subscribing again in the current climate.