What's good on Netflix?

[Tyrsis]

There's a documentary on Netflix called "a Secret Love" about two women who have been together for 70 years. One of them played womens baseball in the 40's (of 'A League of their Own' fame) and it talks about their life. I watched it with my wife and it was heartwarming and sad at the same time.

 

[Arbitrator]

I'm enjoying the shorter Netflix documentaries lately.

Tiger King, Don't F*** with Cats, and now Unorthodox (not strictly a documentary).

Spoiler

That sex scene in episode 3 of Unorthodox was so painful to watch.

 

[maximum12]

With a moderate amount of hype, the wife & I sat down to watch Extraction.

Not really worth it unless you're pretty bored. Not bad, & there are some good action scenes in the beginning, but the whole things seems forced & the body count racked up by the protagonist rivals the dumbest Rambo movies.

Once we're done with Homeland, really looking forward to picking up Ozark again.

Max12 Rating: C

 

[HangoverLV]

I’ve been getting into korean dramas. - itaewon class is like count of monte Chris chess style,

 

[thejukes]

I’ve been getting into korean dramas. - itaewon class is like count of monte Chris chess style,

Semi related: Kingdom is pretty cool. I’m 3 episodes in.

 

[Tyrsis]

Feels like people are finally giving Korean stuff a chance after Parasite. Check out The Man from Nowhere, Train to Busan, and if you can stomach rom-coms... literally every k-drama ever. Ask me for the good ones