r/NetflixBestOf

I didn't enjoy the movie that much but it was the first new horrory lockdown movie I've seen in a while.

better than await further instructions, worse than vivarium and the pink cloud.

are there more in this genre? I just love anything where people are trapped and isolated and its dark but cozy even if its not that well written.

Don’t F**k with Cats

Wild Wild Country

The perfect neighbour

Abducted in plain sight

The girl in the picture

Tell them you love me

Worst Roommate Ever

Amanda Knox

I have watched all of these (kept there to let you know my likes) and most crime documentaries that appear in top 20-30 on the internet. So, looking for some equally good ones, but do not easily appear in the internet/google searches.

I do not care about your past trauma or who you miss. I do not care about your family and I do not care about your parents who passed.

It’s always the same bullshit sad story over and over again. I’m here to watch you compete I’m not here to be your therapist. So, stop crying, move on and compete. Then Netflix be eating it up and stretching said sappy bullshit story for like 10 minutes.

Like I get it. I’ve been away from love ones for months and even years but I don’t sit there and cry about it and let millions of people knowing 😂

I'm looking for a complete story you can knock out in a weekend—no cliffhangers waiting for a cancelled Season 2, just 6 to 8 great episodes that tell a full story.

What’s your top recommended limited series on Netflix?

If you could recommend only one Netflix show to someone who hasn't watched many, what would you choose? I'm curious to see which show everyone thinks is worth watching first.

I’ve noticed Netflix is adding some videos that original series came from YouTube. What do you think about having YouTube content together with Netflix? Is it good idea or do you think it’s trash?

Shows I've liked:

- Night Agent, Reacher, Suits, Agents of SHIELD, The Good Place, Severance, Countdown

i want a show that gets me absolutely hooked, just like these did. Preferably on Netflix, but if you think of something that isnt, thats fine too lol. Thank you!

I wanna find action shows like Hercules and Xena that like them are mostly focused on being episodic action fun like them that are from the last 15 years.

Not looking for something that's trying to be dark and serious, or realistic like Game Of Thrones or Vikings or whatever. I just want something fun.

The shows don't need to be on Netflix, they just need to exist.

Edit: I probably should mention that I'm looking for stuff with swords and stuff, not modern day superpowers. I already read a ton of superhero comics, looking for something that I'm having a hard time finding on tv.

she watched and liked :

The Queen's Gambit

Mare of Easttown

what should i give my mom to watch

any of this show is good ?

- The White Lotus

- The Pitt

- Nobody Wants This

- Big Little Lies

- This Is Us

- After Life

- Six Feet Under

- The Leftovers

- Behind Her Eyes

- Nobody Wants This

- Alias Grace

- All Her Fault

- Tell Me Lies

- Outlander

- Dept Q

- Virgin River

- Bridgerton

- The Diplomat

- House of Cards

- The Crown

- The Night Of

Every documentary I’ve tried to watch has constant text messages on the screen with alert noises for every message.

I get technology is a huge point in modern crime cases but is there really not a better way than to play the same sound sample throughout the entire show?

Can you recommend good mentor movies? Movies I have seen of what I mean by that: Finding Forrester, Scent of a Woman, Good Will Hunting, Whiplash, Dead Poets Society, The Intouchables (French), The Holdovers

I'm in the U.S.

Something pretty tame that I can watch with my nephew, but also comically stupid so that his Spanish-speaking grandma can still laugh at the dad-type antics. Something that'll remind her of how dumb and goofy his grandpa was.

I just had a to say goodbyebto a friend and need a series that will catapult me out of reality for a couple of days so I can forget everything