Netflix

Moving art (3 series). Often have this on as background. Some amazing stuff, looks amazing on a good 4k TV.

BlainSA Agree with that. The final episode of the last season was excellent though I thought.

Kells77 I was surprised about what went on in Studio 54. Had to google if it was all true afterwoods, bit of an eye opener.

mono-stereo I was surprised about what went on in Studio 54

They started knocking out prog and EVERYONE had their tops off?

Smallman1 Slightly more debauched then that.

Things Heard & Seen. Young couple buy big ol’ house in the country which surprisingly, turns out to be haunted.

Shite.

Where do Netflix find these scrtips? Down the toilet?

Along_the_Wire The Interstellar bit properly cheesed me out tbh.

BlainSA I liked the cheese at the very end. I very rarely like that sort of thing.

Blood Red Sky. Vampires on a plane. Has it’s moments but too long and some dodgy CGI and performances.

Phil-McRackin thought this was muck tbf, movies that resort to pointless artsy-fartsy cinematography to fill in a shite storyline really do my head in.

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Is it the one that was made years ago set in Florida during the 80’s If it it’s well worth a watch.

Yea - I watched one on netflix called cocaine cowboys about 3 years ago?

Dubman that’s the one, kings of miami or something.

seanc80 this doc is new, the old one (if we’re talking about the same one, i think there were a couple with the same name) wasn’t great.

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I’ll give it a try once I’ve finished watching trailer park boys again.

Dubman another great show. once every couple of months i watch 2 or 3 random episodes, it’s almost impossible to find ones that aren’t funny.

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I dunno who my favourite character is. Jim Lahey cracks me up. I read that he was completely teetotal in real life. Rip.

Dubman they’re all so good, even the side characters.

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Quite enjoyed that. It’s different from other one I saw. Thought they got off quite lightly considering the amount that was involved.