When Luka is explaining to his mom about "Manny" he told her to look at the end part of one of his videos and when his mother looked at the end part there was another hand in the video. Seems like the documentary never explained who was that. Was it ever known who was the guy/girl behind those hands?
I just finished watching Shadow and Bone, and I’m looking for recommendations for more action-fantasy series (excluding horror and thriller).
Some of my favorite action-fantasy shows are:
Shadow and Bone (just finished)
Ragnarok
Letter for the King
Arthdal Chronicles
The Last Kingdom
Raising Dion
Damsel
The Uncanny Counter
Abyss
Alchemy of Souls
I also enjoy stories centered around monarchies, kingdoms, castles, and royal politics, such as:
Bridgerton
Queen Charlotte
The Empress
The Last Kingdom
Bon Appétit, Your Majesty
Love in the Moonlight
Moon Embracing the Sun
Mr. Queen
I’m really looking for series that are just as engaging as the ones I’ve listed—strong world-building, compelling characters, plenty of action, emotional moments, and a good balance of fantasy and adventure.
What would you recommend?
I want to watch something about a heist or a con, but I’m looking for something where things actually go wrong. I find it way more entertaining when the plan falls apart and the characters have to scramble to fix it. Any recommendations for shows on Netflix that have that kind of chaos?
Just finished watching I Will Find You on Netflix which had a crazy amount of plot twists. Any other shows people recommend?
Am I alone in this? The show just dosent hook me the same way many shows do, it also dosent have characters that i like. I personally think that there are a lot of thought provoking shows that are better than Severance, like Dark, Black mirror, The oa season 2, and westworld. Idk why people hype up it so much. But I guess everyone and their preferences. I feel like the show has enough going for it but not close to being the top best series.
The kind of show where you blew through the whole thing way too fast, hit the end, and felt that specific emptiness of "well, now what." Not just bingeable, genuinely good enough that you envy anyone who hasn't seen it yet. What's the series, and what made it impossible to pace yourself with?
(Could be from outside of Netflix)
Watching tenet for the 4th time evoked this question.
Open to videogames because Returnal does this
Also accepting ones that get worse on every rewatch
Thinking of watching Voicemails for Isabelle tonight. Without giving away any major plot points, what would you rate it out of 10 and why?
I'm looking for something emotional and memorable, so I'm curious whether this movie delivers.
I’m trying to find a Netflix crime documentary I watched sometime in 2023 or 2024 or 2025. It was real footage (not a reenactment).
The scene I remember: a female police officer or lawyer was walking away from the camera down a police station hallway. In the background, there was a life-size cutout of William “D-FENS” Foster from the movie Falling Down taped to a file cabinet.
That’s the only specific detail I can remember, but the cutout stood out so much that I’m hoping someone recognizes it. I don’t remember the case or the names involved.
Does anyone know what documentary this might have been?
Thanks!