just got done watching Terra Nova on Netflix...it was decent.

You just can't do better than Sherlock... best show hands down.

I officially gave up on Airwolf S4. Man.... it was horrible. Quit at episode 4. It was like they completely gave up on making quality shows and wanted to cash in on the name.

(03-03-2013 05:23 PM)UABslant Wrote:  You just can't do better than Sherlock... best show hands down.

Everything Stephen Moffat touches is awesome. Jekyll, Sherlock, now Doctor Who.

I'll add one movie to the list I loved... "Exam". Great psychological movie, although MOST of the ending/twist was kinda obvious..(There was one part you honestly don't see coming), but if you can over look it, it's highly intriguing.

(02-26-2013 11:40 AM)USM Birds of War Wrote:  

(02-25-2013 11:37 PM)Burn the Horse Wrote:  I too am a big documentary guy. I have watched several good docs on North Korea lately. One in particular, Kimjongilia, (sp?) was excellent. I highly recommend it.

Have you watched the North Korea one done by National Geographic? The last five minutes left me in a daze.

I recommend "Trainspotting" to anybody that recently picked up Netflix. And if you can tolerate foreign language films, "Nobody Knows" is an excellent choice.

For movies on the Korean War...here are some very good suggestions:

The Front Line





Another good one on the Korean War is
Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War




71: Into the Fire

I am guessing this was mentioned somewhere, but not going to look for it. My wife and I just started watching "American Horror Story" the first season, and it is awesome... messed up is an understatement!

If you haven't seen Bernie with Jack Black, give it a watch.

HOC is fantastic. I binged on it and finished all 13 episodes in 3 days.

Weeds is good, all 8 seasons.

24, I never watch it until Netflix. It took me about 7 months to get thru it all.

(04-01-2013 04:56 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  If you haven't seen Bernie with Jack Black, give it a watch.

I think that's Jack Black's best performance.

There were 3 movies released within a few months of each other that weren't super big-box office hits in the US, but were very good.....Safety Not Guaranteed, Bernie, and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.

This isn't about Netflix, but does anyone know if their is a new 1930's crime series airing on T.V. soon? I thought I read about one, but can't remember the network or when it was starting. Thanks.

(04-07-2013 07:31 PM)Side Show Joe Wrote:  This isn't about Netflix, but does anyone know if their is a new 1930's crime series airing on T.V. soon? I thought I read about one, but can't remember the network or when it was starting. Thanks.

IIRC, it's called LA Noir. It's supposed to feature Shane from The Walking Dead and I think that it's going to be on TNT.

(04-07-2013 08:40 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  

(04-07-2013 07:31 PM)Side Show Joe Wrote:  This isn't about Netflix, but does anyone know if their is a new 1930's crime series airing on T.V. soon? I thought I read about one, but can't remember the network or when it was starting. Thanks.

IIRC, it's called LA Noir. It's supposed to feature Shane from The Walking Dead and I think that it's going to be on TNT.

Thanks for the help. +1

(04-07-2013 08:40 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  

(04-07-2013 07:31 PM)Side Show Joe Wrote:  This isn't about Netflix, but does anyone know if their is a new 1930's crime series airing on T.V. soon? I thought I read about one, but can't remember the network or when it was starting. Thanks.

IIRC, it's called LA Noir. It's supposed to feature Shane from The Walking Dead and I think that it's going to be on TNT.

yup. It's actually created by Frank Darabont. The guy who created the Walking Dead TV show, and The Green Mile, and Shawshank

(04-01-2013 01:43 PM)NCowl Wrote:  I am guessing this was mentioned somewhere, but not going to look for it. My wife and I just started watching "American Horror Story" the first season, and it is awesome... messed up is an understatement!

I liked it too. I sat and watched the whole season over a weekend. It kind of played out like i thought it would in some instances but ni others I was a little blown away.

(04-01-2013 07:17 PM)blueraidermike Wrote:  HOC is fantastic. I binged on it and finished all 13 episodes in 3 days.

Weeds is good, all 8 seasons.

24, I never watch it until Netflix. It took me about 7 months to get thru it all.

That was the last show I really watched every week before I got a DVR. Now just DVR everything or see it on Netflix.

24 and Sopranos was a weekly meeting at our house in college. Lots of good times

"Abduction" was a great movie if you haven't watched that.

"Seven days in Eutopia" was a good movie if you like golf movies. It is a story of a pro golfer that loses it when he blows a major tournament. His tirade was caught on the golf channel which pretty much ended his career. On his way home from the tournament he crashes his car and is forced to stay in a small down in Eutopia, Texas. It is there where he meets Robert Duvall (an old tour pro) that takes him under his wing. It is a story of redemption and reconciliation.

My wife and I liked "Mirror Mirror". It is a dark comedy about the tale of Snowwhite and the seven dwarves.