Has anyone see the trailer that Netflix put up on their YouTube channel for the upcoming documentary series Michael Jackson The Verdict? What are your thought?
Is this countdown correct?
This would match up with a midnight central time release. Most Netflix originals release at midnight pacific. Does anyone know exactly what time the show drops?
I’m lost need something after Animal Kingdom. And yes I’ve seen Ozark. Not quite as good as AK though. I love dysfunctional families. Hit me!
what episode are you all on?
Tom Hanks will always be Langdon, but Simon Baker feels like the perfect realistic choice for Netflix. Right age, believable intelligence, charismatic but grounded, and he actually feels like someone you’d trust as a Harvard professor.
I’m in the mood for a really good detective or mystery movie on Netflix, something with a strong atmosphere, clever twists, tension, and that “wait… what?” feeling by the end.
Could be crime, psychological thriller, noir, missing person cases, serial killer investigations, mind games, etc. I especially love movies where you slowly piece everything together alongside the characters
Anyone else think that Mackenzie Shirilla as represented in 'The Crash' embodies a blend of Bhad Bhabie, Kylie Jenner and Charlie Sheen?
*Bhad Bhabie - her revenge and attention seeking behaviour.
*Kylie Jenner - her pursuit of out of reach - status/cultural markers
*Charlie Sheen - her compulsion to inflict consequences for people who go against what she wants. A volatile personality type that views boundaries set by others as a threat to their sovereignty and with that - a willingness to see it to the fullest extent. (Borderline/oppositional defiance?)
I'm trying to understand WHY this happened even after watching the doc. I don't really feel like we got enough insight on the victims or on the perp. I'm left with so many questions!
What questions are you still wondering about The Crash documentary? 🔎🔎🔎
I just watched this Documentary! You can see right through that lil girl! Her parents should be charged! They never disciplined that girl!
When watching The Crash on Netflix, about the fatal car crash in Strongsville, Ohio…I can’t help but feel something is off about Mackenzie’s parents. Does anyone else feel this way or is it just me?
In Season 2 of Netflix’s Berlin, our favorite thief breaks into the secret vault of Duke Alvaro, uncovering a jaw-dropping collection of stolen art.
What makes this scene incredible is that the writers did their homework: every single painting shown is actually stolen and currently missing in the real world.
Here is a quick look at the real-world art crimes hidden in the show:
We’ve deep-dived into these real crimes, the true story behind the real-world controversial 2016 auction of Da Vinci's Lady with an Ermine, and what this teaches us about Berlin’s unique moral code as a romantic thief.
Read the full art-theft analysis here: 🔗 https://auralcrave.com/en/2026/05/18/inside-duke-alvaros-vault-the-true-story-behind-the-stolen-paintings-in-berlin-season-2/
Let's discuss: Did you catch any of these paintings in the background? Which real-world art heist do you find the most fascinating?
Looking for something fresh to binge. Already watched the popular ones like Dark, Money Heist, Stranger Things etc.
Drop your best underrated or lesser-known series that got you hooked instantly 👀
(Any language is fine)
Literally this is just insane. Last year with season one of Devil May Cry they got last resort. Now this year they got a new original song!! WHAT THE HECK?!!!
Genre I like is fantasy ,thrill,tech, adventure
If there were ever a documentary that highlighted the importance of NOT being a shitty parent, this is it. Your parenting or lack of parenting can have a profound effect on OTHER people. Some of us actually realize the implications of how we raise our children, but clearly Kenzie’s parents did not. We can’t raise our children in such an egocentric environment without thought or consideration of others, or without regard of how our actions will affect others. Watching this documentary made me so angry and frustrated, not even sure how to put it into words… these parents are failures and so is their daughter and that’s the nicest thing I can say about them. And that concludes my TED talk.🥵😮💨
Netflix cancelled Bandi after one season despite strong global ratings (40M+ hours in week 2), great reviews, and Top 10 rankings. The decision highlights Netflix’s confusing renewal policy, which often ignores commercial success and cultural value similar to hits like Mindhunter, 1899, The OA, and Sense8 that were axed despite great audiences. As the first major series set in the West Indies with local Martinican actors and authentic stories, its cancellation feels like a blow to diversity. The 8 episodes remain hidden gems worth enjoying on Netflix.
