does anyone have movies to suggest on netflix?

[therhydler]

I think The Gift got good reviews... I thought it was terrific, and Jsaon Bateman got to show off some serious acting chops.

I highly recommend The Invitation on Netflix. Creepy and suspenseful from the get go, it feels intimate and really pulled me in.

Watched both, might watch them again though ;)

 

[MsM3talGamer]

Watched both, might watch them again though ;)

Hey. "Get Out" is a good thriller. Watched it last week.

 

[Jane Doe]

We Need To Talk About Kevin is a great film

 

[therhydler]

We Need To Talk About Kevin is a great film

Watched it :)

 

[21Neberg]

I cracked a smile watching Hot Fuzz (2007 - iirc) yesterday. It's about an outstanding british police officer who gets moved to a police department out in the country, where he uncovers something...

There's a lot of humour in it, which is just what some of us need. I recommend it since it made me smile and it honeslty was funny.

 

[gingerplum]

There's a couple of Kubrick documetaries on Netflix- well, indirectly about Kubrick, they're about the guys that worked for him-- that I can't recommend enough.

The documentaries themselves are absolutely fascinating. But what was most incredible to me was that Kubrick seemed to have some kind of innate ability to recognize a quality in others that meant they would spend their lives working selflessly for him.

These guys were so far beyond dedicated, Matthew Modine describes their work as "self crucifixion".

 

[Mrs.O'Leary'sCow]

Hey. "Get Out" is a good thriller. Watched it last week.

On Netflix?

 

[MsM3talGamer]

On Netflix?

No, on a movie site. I forgot that the OP was asking about Netflix.

 

[Psilo]

The only movie I can think of is Requiem for a Dream. Brilliant, creepy, nerve racking.
Don't think if it is on Netflix currently or ever was, but that's a must watch movie.

Cheers.

 

[Johnnythefox]

An older classic movie is "The cook, the thief, his wife and her lover"

 

[gingerplum]

An older classic movie is "The cook, the thief, his wife and her lover"

GREAT movie! I remember how shocking it was in its day.

 

[Johnnythefox]

GREAT movie! I remember how shocking it was in its day.

Yes, Michael Gambon is a fantastic actor, he was brilliant in the Singing Detective series.
It was written by Dennis Potter and his other series are all very good.

 

[Dor]

Coherence

Triangle

Primer

Timecrimes

The one I Love



and so on, down the rabbithole...

Damn thanks for reminding me about triangle, was a while ago I watched it

 

[TheCrow]

Seriously, I keep thinking I need to hang on for the last season of GOT.

I was thinking about that, too!

 

[Kyrok]

Bandersnatch

 

[therhydler]

Try Cargo. It depressed the shit outta me.

Wow that was heavy

 

[gingerplum]

Wow that was heavy

Really good movie, and I think the payoff is well worth it, but it's very bleak.

 

[Mrs.O'Leary'sCow]

The Homesman

Have you watched "Godless?" I was just thinking that if you enjoyed "The Homesman" you might enjoy "Godless" as well.

 

[Smilla]

Have you watched "Godless?" I was just thinking that if you enjoyed "The Homesman" you might enjoy "Godless" as well.

Just saw this. I have not seen it.
I will look it up!

Thanks for the rec.

 

[Mrs.O'Leary'sCow]

Just saw this. I have not seen it.
I will look it up!

Thanks for the rec.

My pleasure.

 

[Moony21]

Have you watched "Godless?" I was just thinking that if you enjoyed "The Homesman" you might enjoy "Godless" as well.

I love this one!

 

[Mrs.O'Leary'sCow]

I love this one!

Yeah, me too. I started watching on a whim and really wasn't expecting much. I was pleasantly surprised.

 

[areflection]

LOVED Gone Girl, must have watched it ten times... "thinks he can trade me in for a bouncier younger cool girl? No f&@king way"

Have you seen Girl On A Train?

Or going waaay back to the 1990s and the territory of @Johnnythefox Shallow Grave is so good

As is In Bruges

 

[Kyrok]

Some good new netflix shows: Happy, Maniac, You, Black Mirror.

 

[areflection]

i love Girl On A Train. i only saw it once maybe a year ago and i was recently explaining and trying to suggest it to somebody..but i forgot the name. so thanks for that. and it's so true. so-called 'well people' do that all the time to people who tend to drink to blackouts. (GUILTY..of blackouts)

 

[Moony21]

I like YOU too, doctor foster and gypsy

 

[Gainax]

Black Mirror

 

[waived]

Hold The Dark

I won't spoil it below and will give a brief run down because i'm waiting for food to cook and this will pass the time nicely. There is quite a bit of violence and moodyness to it and there is a rape scene in it just as a general warning. It is akin to but slighty more engaged than Under The Skin. I suggest watching the first 5 minutes because the tone is pretty obvious right away.

It is a mixing of genres mainly an ambient drama and suspense although I think it's categorized as horror. There is plenty of action in it though. The reason its under horror is because despite being able to take it at face value there is a bit more hidden from view unless you're aware of the intricacies of werewolf lore and it is absolutely that. I suggest not reading deep plot reviews or speculation beforehand (which this is not) but the placement of hints is the way subtle should be done imo. There is no revisiting scenes or spelling out of these hints, it is more like actually being present there, and the movie is filled with them. To briefly touch on the lore, there is a vein of werewolf lore that is very dark and occultic and there is also similar native lore across a common area. Don't expect ridiculous monsters.

 

[therhydler]

She is already suicidal..no need to be cruel. That show would make Mary Poppins want to CTB.

Already watched all the episodes probably more than once ;) best show ever

 

[JustAboutDone]

Dirty Dancing! I used to love Patrick Swayze in his youth So 1980s!!!