Can anyone recommend anything decent to watch (films) on netflix.

Thanks in advance.

House of Cards is good

Sorry just noticed you said films !

I've watched quite a lot of the box sets on Netflix. Prison Break was good, Breaking Bad is cracking and highly addictive (puns intended) and I've just finished all of the Better Call Saul which was really good too. Recently discovered there's a lot of Only Fools and Horses, Red Dwarf and other great British comedy available too.

In terms of films, the world is not set alight with new releases on Netflix but there's some classics. I spent the best part of when I first subscrived watching all the old warm films I heard much about and had never watched myself. I depends what floats your boat. The Theory of everything is one that's just come back to me and the Imitation Game

The only downside of my own Netflix I have is that I have a three year old so my suggested viewing is full of Pepper Pig and Thomas the Tank Engine etc...!

Deepwater Horizon is very good. Stars Mark Wahlberg and is about the oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico that took blew up.

The fundamentals of caring.

Probably not everyones cup of tea, but I enjoyed it.

Also, if you want to get really angry, watch The Big Short. It's a brilliant explanation of what led up to the 2008 economic crash that Gordon Brown solely caused.

Unless you like American dross, not worth it.

The film Victoria is well worth watching.

The entire film is filmed in one shot, really enthralling characters and an immersive story.

Tale of tales.......

TVC15 wrote:Sorry just noticed you said films !

Thanks, I will certainly note House of Cards down, looking for a film tonight though.

Good film called The Wee Man was on Netflix a while ago - assume it's still on there

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100 best movies on netflix, July 2017(even though it says June in the address)

Imploding Turtle wrote:Deepwater Horizon is very good. Stars Mark Wahlberg and is about the oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico that took blew up.

Ah I've seen comments about this on social media with the yanks hating the Brits and the Brits asking why a film wasn't made about an American oil disaster..

Thanks everyone, I'm not going to keep 'liking' everyone's recommdations from now on, that doesn't mean I don't appreciate them though.

Diesel wrote:Thanks everyone, I'm not going to keep 'liking' everyone's recommdations from now on, that doesn't mean I don't appreciate them though.

Seriously, watch the Big Short. It has Margot Robbie in it, in a bath.

Imploding Turtle wrote:Seriously, watch the Big Short. It has Margot Robbie in it, in a bath.

I quite like the look of Deepwater Horizon, Big Short better then?

Would have thought you were above fake women Turtle.

Seven Psychopaths is on there and well worth a watch.

Imploding Turtle wrote:Seriously, watch the Big Short. It has Margot Robbie in it, in a bath.

Well that's sold it too me

ablueclaret wrote:Unless you like American dross, not worth it.

..and:

'Would have thought you were above fake women Turtle'

What is the matter with you?

ablueclaret wrote:Would have thought you were above fake women Turtle.

What a bizarre question when you consider the below image...

Hunt for the Wilderpeople is one of the most charming films I've ever seen.

Wild...Reece Witherspoon excellent playing a young woman who decided to walk the Pacific Crest Trail up the Western side of the USA in order to reevaluate her life after her mother dies and her family falls apart. Sounds heavy but I really enjoyed it. It "stayed with men" after watching it on Netflix and I've now read the book too.