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[b]Downing Street Cat wrote:[/b]
[quote][b]Green Man wrote:[/b]
[quote][b]Downing Street Cat wrote:[/b]
[quote]Resubscribed after a year out. Only really ever watched two series on there--Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul--which I loved. JK recommended Thursday Murder Club so I thought I'd best give it a whirl. I do notice straight away, regarding their film list, wall to wall Harry Potter, Indiana Jones etc. Their film list hasn't altered much in 12 months. Cast Away- overrated nonsense in my view. They do still have some very good European series such as The Dark and Marianne. And maybe this time round I might give Squid Game a chance as they did rave about it. And Ozark.[/quote]

My partner subscribes to New Faith Network, Disney+ and Hallmark Channel. She loves all those cosy dramas and TV movies. Especially something called When Calls The Heart. She is a bit like you, Cat.

She is not in to OTT action scenes unless it's Marvel, violence, excessive swearing or crude jokes because script writers are lazy.

The only movie might go to the cinema see is Spinal Tap 2, even it probably on DVD/Blu Ray by Christmas cheaper than the cinema ticket and probably be bundled with the soundtrack or the first movie. Wiltshire should really captalise Spinal Tap and build statues of the band or at least have a bench for the drummers.[/quote]

When Calls The Heart doesn't sound like my cup of tea at all GM. lol. I like old movies, but not sentimental ones. I'm probably the only person alive who loathes It's A Wonderful Life.[/quote]

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Topic History of: Netflix
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Green Man	You have given me flashbacks Robbie, I remember the butch, rough trucker types lesbians with mullets. They could fight and try it with anyone in a skirt, even straight women.
robbiex	Green Man wrote: robbiex wrote: I don't have Netflix. I did have it for a month and saw everything I wanted to see. Things that a lot of people rave about did nothing for me, like "Stranger Things", "Schitz Creek", and "Squid game". I have sky cinema for £3.99 a month, but apart from that there is enough on Freeview for me. "I fought the law", "The Guest" both as good as anything on Netflix. I tried Stranger Things as it was in the 1980s. It was good how got the authenticity spot on but the series was lacklustre. Maybe I was not the target market. Not everything was good in the 1980s but it was a simpler time and people were more upbeat. A lot of students try to dress like it is 1980s again with their mullets, pin badges and leather trousers. Looking back the mullet was awful and it did turn a lot of women off, unless you were in a band. In the early 1990s people grew their mullets out to look like the characters from Wayne's World. Even Pat Sharp laughed about his mullet. I think that the mullet was more of an American thing than a british thing. I rememeber they were popular in the uk for about 6 months in 1985, as demonstrated in the live aid footage. When I say I like 80s music, it is more early 80s music from 1980-83, with the electro pop bands. The fashions were much better than later with the new Romantic fashions. Double breasted shirts, leather boxy jackets, and suede court shoes. Ra Ra skirts for the girls and burgundy highlights in the hair. Mullets were an atrocity
Green Man	robbiex wrote: I don't have Netflix. I did have it for a month and saw everything I wanted to see. Things that a lot of people rave about did nothing for me, like "Stranger Things", "Schitz Creek", and "Squid game". I have sky cinema for £3.99 a month, but apart from that there is enough on Freeview for me. "I fought the law", "The Guest" both as good as anything on Netflix. I tried Stranger Things as it was in the 1980s. It was good how got the authenticity spot on but the series was lacklustre. Maybe I was not the target market. Not everything was good in the 1980s but it was a simpler time and people were more upbeat. A lot of students try to dress like it is 1980s again with their mullets, pin badges and leather trousers. Looking back the mullet was awful and it did turn a lot of women off, unless you were in a band. In the early 1990s people grew their mullets out to look like the characters from Wayne's World. Even Pat Sharp laughed about his mullet.
Green Man	Lester Pidgeon wrote: GM, you've watched an amazing amount of TV in your life - your posts/cartoons/old links confirm it. Exercise might have been better! teyxo.com/lifestyle/how-netflix-and-stre...g-the-film-industry/ Who is that link aimed for? It's like an old school essay.
Green Man	Lester Pidgeon wrote: GM, you've watched an amazing amount of TV in your life - your posts/cartoons/old links confirm it. Exercise might have been better! Watching screens though will be very different soon; sofa sitters (like you/dog handler) will pay more. Life in a blessing.. teyxo.com/lifestyle/how-netflix-and-stre...g-the-film-industry/ Confirm these links! Oddly, you call news cartoons, and along with news links, Barney. When you are obsessed with sports, which flair, razzmatazz, bright colours, and match fixing. Sport is a real-life cartoon to you! Oh, the irony.