Sick and feel like I’ve hit the end of Netflix, Prime, … Is there a community about what everyone is streaming/recommending?
People referencing Star Trek all the time when I moved over to Lemmy convinced me to start watching it and you really can’t go wrong. Throw on some TNG
Hey, I’ve just started with TNG today!
Hope you love it. It picks up a shit ton after season 2 so stay with it
Clarksons farm. I do enjoy some farming content
I love that! Someone just told me to watch the Belushi weed farm show.
Severance
Second this. Severance is the only show I’ve ever watched that had me yelling at the TV by the end.
That was good!
Mr Inbetween. The 8.7 on imdb is well earned.
Thanks. I’ll check it out.
The Princess Bride, silent movie comedies like Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplain, or nature docs are my go to sick watches
Thanks. I saw the princess bride recently in a theater with cary elwes q&a. Was super fun!
I’ve just started Star Trek The Next Generation for the first time. It holds up surprisingly well for a show from 1987.
Travelers, if you’re into sci-fi.
I loved that show. Any other time travel stuff you’d recommend? Shows or books.
Not really, I usually avoid time travel stuff because they usually fuck up the logic and I can see way too many inconsistencies.
Did you see Bodies? It was pretty good.
I didn’t, thanks for the recommendation, I’ll check it out.
Don’t use moviesandtv@lemmy.film, the entire instance closed down and that community’s been abandoned.
Removed
Hilda
Please, just do it.
It’s a cartoon?
It is. I watched it with my daughter when s1 came out, and it was well beyond just tolerable, which is the baseline for kids shows. Good story, well acted, great animations, good music.
I saw the troll movie for it, and had a blast.
The instance I’m from is about anime.
I’ll be honest, some of it can be off putting if you’ve not already apart of those circles. But I firmly believe that there’s something for everyone, it’s more of a medium than a genre.
Monster, Mushishi and Hunter x Hunter are great expectation busters.
https://anilist.co/anime/19/Monster/
Tear along the dotted line
Dropout.tv is what I dropped Netflix for and I absolutely don’t regret it. They do Dimension 20 dnd shows as well as a number of comedy and skit shows. You can generally find a lot of the stuff on Youtube.
Seconded, much cheaper than Netflix as well. Game Changer is so good, some of the D20 is good (especially Abria’s (is that how you spell it) seasons), Breaking News is sometimes really good and sometimes whiffs hard for me.
I tend to subscribe for a couple of months and then cancel, something which the CEO recommends. Also recommends password sharing with friends. Also pays and treats workers well (according to their own advertising). Mainly left leaning outlook without being overtly political which I like.
Best money I’ve ever spent on a subscription, and they’re producing more and more content every month.
sex drive. way funnier than expected.
the mist, series or show are worth a watch
FROM. season 3 coming soon, 1 and 2 are so creepy and dark.
dark, German creepy/mystery show. really good
I’m thinking of ending things - cool movie, main actress is really good, had blonde kid from breaking bad, also good.
true detective season 1 or 4
Fargo, movie or series, both well done
Thanks.
We loved from. Can’t wait for the next season.
Agree on true detective - 2 and 3 were fine, but nothing compared to 1 and 4!
If you like anime I recommend “To your eternity”
Not many shows both animated or live action make me express feelings (like outwardly I still feel happy and sad for the characters I just don’t show it) but that show made me cry a few times and also made feel really happy at times especially with the growth of the protagonist
Thanks. Sounds good!
I’m also looking for this community. You can try !cineserie!cineseries@jlai.lu the instance is mostly french speaking but english speaker are welcome.
Have you tried asian drama? There is some very interesting story there as well as very bad one, but the cultural difference makes it always interesting for the westerner eyes (assuming you are western).
I would recommend the korean drama “Psychopath Diary” a hectic and hilarious thriller/comedy about a man who learn he’s a serial killer after losing its memory but finding back his murder diary, and the chinese drama “Reset” a fantasy fiction where the character are stuck in a bus in a timeloop, their is a bomb in the bus but every time they hop of it to try to find there way out of the time loop, the police want to interrogate them about the bomb.Thanks. I’ll check it out.