does anyone have movies to suggest on netflix?

[oopswronglife]

I think they did mention May Day but without making the point that it was a major communist holiday with all sorts of obligatory marching around that was absolutely not a good idea amid billows of radiation.

Yeah I guess with the time limitations of a mini-series they abridged a lot. There were quite a few huge time jumps as well. Overall good though.

 

[Soul]

@Thanatos's thread about gaslighting reminded me of the documentary Abducted in Plain Sight - a gobsmackingly bizarre story.

'Abducted in Plain Sight': Doc Is Stranger-Than-Fiction Tale of 1970s Kidnapping

In the 1970s, a neighbor gained the trust of an Idaho family, so much that he was able to kidnap their daughter — twice.

www.rollingstone.com

 

[Boonks]

I need a movie that will pull me in me because I am not easily distracted, usually I am 99% in my demonic mind whatever I'm doing.
I most like psychological thrillers, anything creepy and that does NOT have a happy ending because that annoys the crap out of me. Something like Gone Girl... along those lines. Or The OA, I quite enjoyed that series. would be nice if it had some psycho characters and a bit of blood is nice too.
I know netflix has different movies in each country so this might not work but I think a lot of the movies are the same. maybe. sorry I am so lame I can't even pick a movie but just thought you guys might have some cool suggestions

Watch No Good Deed with Idris Elba.

 

[kkatt]

IMO the best film on Netflix and possibly the best film in recent years is SNOWPIERCER.
Critics have predicted it will become a true cult classic. You'll love it.

 

[HitchHiker]

Into the Wild is an amazing film, brilliant sound track too

 

[blanketyblk]

Into the Wild is an amazing film, brilliant sound track too

this was sad, brilliant and totally engrossing. highly recommend watching it.

 

[not_a_robot]

cold souls

 

[Aliaiactaest]

I just rewatched Prince of Tides.