What's the best thing you've watched on Netflix recently?

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Nuthetes@reddit

Apex was decent.

A survival movie in Australia with rock climbing. Decent enough film.

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SnowFlat2427@reddit

It was a good time but the main character was infuriating and the ending was very predictable, alright for some Friday night entertainment though

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I couldn't stand the villain teleporting all over the bush. Somehow predicts she will fall out of her canoe and not only keeps up with her on a river but actually beats her to her bailout and sets a trap up. Then proceeded to essentially stand still shooting at her while she inaffectually runs away without ever getting further away. Somehow can see her in the bush at a distance she needs binoculars to see him from. He then crosses a river and climbs a fairly high crag in the time it takes her to move like 20ft. Can't find her literally right under his nose, then teleports back over the river and is busy having fun before she goes back to where she just was. I honestly started looking up aboriginal myths because I thought maybe he was some sort of spirit or something.

Anyway I did enjoy taking the piss out of it while I watched it can't complain

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Nuthetes@reddit

I was expecting a reveal to be that he's cheating and he's put some sort of tracker on her which is why he knows where she is all the time.

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johnwayneswagger@reddit

Watched it just now. Fair review, and very predictable. Was half expecting the husband & villain to be related.

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LordHubub@reddit

Chemical Brothers have seen a boost in streams as a result.

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Mission-Toe7183@reddit

I have this huge problem currently with your standard ‘straight to stream’ movies being very cut & paste but having one very edgy scene that gets clipped to make people think this movie is ‘different’ (see 28 years later also)

I did enjoy watching, but this film was definitely a good example of that

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TallFriendlyGinger@reddit

We enjoyed it, I loved Taron Egerton in it, but we would have preferred for the main character to be challenged a bit more.

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throwawaypopsticks@reddit

How to get to heaven from Belfast!

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CrimpsShootsandRuns@reddit

We watched that after seeing it was by the creator.of Derry Girls. We expected a more straightforward comedy but it was very good.

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tmmcvy@reddit

I thought it had so much promise and it really let me down.

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Neither_Computer5331@reddit

Hard to give my review without spoilers, but essentially, if the three lead characters weren’t in the story, nothing would have changed.

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snarfalicious420@reddit

Yeah we watched all but the last episode and were like "well they've kinda revealed everything now surely?" - odd watch

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feckarse-drinkgirls@reddit

Just go south on the M1 innit?

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Neither_Computer5331@reddit

Remarkably Bright Creatures - really loved it.

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ToshPott@reddit

I rewatched FISK. Cracks me up.
Also loving Devil May Cry!

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RyanRhysRU@reddit

to the lake

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Benend91@reddit

I Swear was probably the last great thing I watched on Netflix. Fantastic acting and in that British tradition of happy/sad working class dramas.

To be honest, it’s probably the only memorable Netflix film I’ve seen this year. So many - Apex, House of Dynamite, for example - are forgettable, barely 6/10s.

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benbez@reddit

I Swear isn’t actually a Netflix film

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glasgowgeg@reddit

OP isn't asking about things made by Netflix, only things watched on Netflix.

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wheeler1916@reddit

Have you seen "It's what's inside"?

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Just_A_some1@reddit

Rewatching Sex Education. The story is so relatable as a teenager in the 2010s/2020s, and the story telling through the scenes and visuals is incredible. You can tell so much based on each character’s house and how they dress. There’s one stand out shot in the first or second episode where the Groff family are sat at the dining table but the father’s head is cut off by the window to the kitchen, it’s really amazing cinematography

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Affectionate-Boot-12@reddit

First season was fantastic but it then just went silly.

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Groundbreaking_Dare4@reddit

First scene was fantastic.

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Just_A_some1@reddit

Yeah, fourth one is dead to me, maybe should have stopped at 2 or halfway through 3

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Affectionate-Boot-12@reddit

I also preferred Otis with Ruby. I thought they made a great couple. Maeve while good in season one just didn’t fit after that.

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Just_A_some1@reddit

Otis and Ruby were definitely cute, and helped kinda balance each other out. But Maeve definitely played her role perfectly of being the “scary but hot girl”, and I liked her individual story too.

Absolutely HATED Ola tho

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Talking_Gibberish@reddit

I only vaguely remember this but im sure they had a weird American school vibe with the sports team jackets and stuff?

I've been to the set of the school quite a few times, my other half went to uni there before they closed the campus.

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Just_A_some1@reddit

Yeah they really tried to mesh the American and English school vibes, but they were in sixth form/college so the lack of uniform makes sense. But then all the characters go to all the same classes, like secondary school? It’s a bit strange.

The sports jackets were odd, but I think it’s supposed to represent how the sporty guys all sort of just blend together, and as Jackson branches out into theatre he wears the jacket only over his shoulders (also because of the cast), but it sort of represents how he’s less attached/fully integrated with the group- at least that’s how I interpret it

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StraightAd3047@reddit

Currently watching Legend(s?) starring Steve Coogan, good thriller, very anxious watch. 5/6 episodes in

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appletinicyclone@reddit

What's it about

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dobber72@reddit

Just finished watching today, best show I've seen for a long time, absolutely brilliant. I just watched Mobland before and thought perhaps British TV was fucked, it was terrible, but Legends renewed my faith in British TV.

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v_clandestine@reddit

Binge watched it all in one night. The only thing that filled a This City is Ours hole

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Marion_Ravenwood@reddit

Binged it over a couple of nights, it was really good. Really gripping and covered a story I had no idea existed.

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AccessLeading6482@reddit

Fantastic…. Coogan and Tom Burke are brilliant. Original.

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I-Spot-Dalmatians@reddit

Came here to recommend this

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djmonsta@reddit

Just finished it, solid 8/10 for me.

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Far_Improvement_856@reddit

This is me right now, saving the last one till tomorrow

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johnwayneswagger@reddit

We watched it in the week. Enjoyed it very much. I think Coogan was great in it.

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Regthedog2021@reddit

Loved it - opposite of macho us law and order dramas

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fblthpthewise@reddit

It is solid. Watched it all in a fit of insomnia

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thegerbilmaster@reddit

Drilled it all last night.

The greek fella is hilarious.

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Thomasinarina@reddit

I love how he talks about himself in the third person

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TheShakyHandsMan@reddit

You don’t tell Mylonas how he should talk.

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TheShakyHandsMan@reddit

I was going to suggest the same thing. Thought it would be a comedy with Steve Coogan but he does serious very well.

I’m tempted to check out the book it’s based on.

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death-in-tipton@reddit

2 episodes in and it’s fantastic.

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spellish@reddit

Some awful dialogue at times but still overall good watch

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Fit_ashtray252@reddit

A Korean drama called if wishes could kill

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e-pancake@reddit

schitts creek

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Gryd501@reddit

Which I'm pretty sure has left Netflix as of today 🤣

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e-pancake@reddit

omg you’re right, I finished it for the first time this week and thought I had another week to rewatch a couple favs before it was gone lol

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surreptitiousglance@reddit

It’s on Disney + now

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LittlestV@reddit

Is it?! I can’t find it

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nodarknesswillendure@reddit

If you have a VPN you should be able to watch it on CBC gem

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e-pancake@reddit

sweet thank you!!!

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reztem001@reddit

Damn any idea why?? We just finished S1!

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Affectionate-Boot-12@reddit

🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️

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thickwhiteduck@reddit

Ace

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katspike@reddit

Should I Marry a Murderer?
3-part crime documentary about the missing cyclist in Scotland.

Caroline Muirhead is quite a fascinating person.

https://www.netflix.com/tudum/articles/should-i-marry-a-murderer-release-date-news

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cragglerock93@reddit

I'm not usually a fan of this sort of thing but I liked this one and watched it all in one sitting. She definitely is fascinating. Her judgement leaves a lot to be desired but I realised that I was quite harsh in my opinion of her when you consider that the real culprits here are those two heartless fuckers who killed a man. She didn't deal with it well but she didn't want to get sucked into that and it has forever changed the course of her life.

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Impatient_butterfly@reddit

I thought this was very well done. I had watched the court case on BBC iplayer, I think, and was left wondering why Caroline hadn't testified. So, it was very interesting to see things from her side.

I know she got a lot of harsh judgement for her behaviour and decisions at the time, but I felt heart sorry for her by the end of the Netflix documentary. She ended up being the key to the whole investigation and because of her bravery, a cold case was solved and a family have answers. But she had to sacrifice her own potential future to do that, yet she was kind of hung out to dry by the police, rather than supported, just because she was intelligent. Madness.

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Whipplette@reddit

I’m totally with you. The public vitriol towards her has been insane. Absolutely no doubt she made (many) bad decisions but my god was she put in a horrific position for a very extended period of time. And ultimately without her this case would have remained unsolved, probably forever.

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purifiedwhat@reddit

Really enjoyed this too!

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redcloudxxviii@reddit

Wwe watching all the nostalgic matches from the attitude era

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TaureanFlower@reddit

Animal Kingdom

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Glass_Mouse88@reddit

Some binge-worthy shows:

• The Mentalist • 30 Rock • Schitts Creek • Brooklyn Nine Nine • Superstore • Friday Night Dinner • It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia • Still Game

I’m not sure how many of these are still on Netflix, but they come back around eventually.

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Jackomo@reddit

I love that Still Game is in this list. All the others are big budget American shows, but I’d choose Still Game over them all. IASIP is close, though.

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jipicarte@reddit

Cowboys bebop, never been a fan of animated stories but this was top class !

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Jackomo@reddit

Really glad to hear that people are still finding and connecting with good anime, beyond all the shite.

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I_up_voted_u@reddit

Episode 1, Season 2 of I Think You Should Leave is the best 17 minutes of TV ever created.

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RZaman18@reddit

Beef

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Lambchops87@reddit

Binged on the first series this weekend and thought it was great (though arguably could have ended one episode earlier).

Bit worried the second one will be a let down so might give it a little while before I pick it up again.

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Jazzlike-Compote4463@reddit

Do it.

We're 3 episodes in and have quite enjoyed it so far.

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Theres3ofMe@reddit

Ditto

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psychomaji@reddit

Season 2 was fun

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JessShieldMaiden@reddit

Only thing I've watched recently is Sandokan l. A bit cheesy but OK for a 2nd monitor thing while working from home lol.

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Icedtangoblast@reddit

Person of Interest

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Sonderlad@reddit

Lately Beef & Legends were great.

Older series well worth binging if you haven't seen them yet: Ozark, Blue Eyed Samurai, The Diplomat, Arcane, The Bodyguard & Dead to Me.

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Lambchops87@reddit

Caught up with the episodes of Black Mirror I hadn't watched. Felt the most recent series had some great episodes.

Particularly enjoyed Hotel Reverie and Eulogy.

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RippledBarbecue@reddit

Bicentennial man

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Yorky86@reddit

Detective Hole. Some of the English dub is a bit naff but once you get used to it I thought it was a good representation of the books.

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West_Yorkshire@reddit

Best thing ever is a series called Dark. I'd recommend watching it in the original language (German). The acting is amazing, music is amazing, and the plot is unique.

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Lambchops87@reddit

Just started this today and loving it so far.

Hope they planned the full thing and it lives up to its initial promise as in the early running it seems like it might be a particularly fine example of its genre.

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REidson89@reddit

Time for a rewatch.

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iamNebula@reddit

I did my classic of watching two seasons then not wanting to finish it cos then it’s over and stopped a few eps into the final season 🫩

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Shawarma123@reddit

Great recommendation, though I found myself too exhausted to start the third season after I found out >!they were gonna start an alternate reality/multiverse arc!< and just rolled my eyes and told myself I should probably take a break.

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metallicpearl@reddit

Probs my favourite ever series. It's absolutely brilliant. 100% recommend Dark.

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allenysm@reddit

This is the correct answer, it’s the kind of series you wish you could forget so that you could watch it again without knowing anything. I still think about the ending.

I should also add that even after I read the wiki and saw the family trees laid out to understand it better I was still confused.

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runawaydebt@reddit

My favourite, rewatches multiple times but I wish I could erase it from my memory so I can be watching it for the first time again

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Temporary_Contest_17@reddit

The most brilliant series. HIGHLY recommend

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TheBestBigAl@reddit

Someone told me too that the English dub was amazing, so I started watching the first episode that way. I quickly switched to German audio with English subtitles.

It's not the worst dub ever by any means, but more often than not the tone of the English voice over didn't match the tone of the acting.

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Section419@reddit

Berlin

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salladfingers@reddit

Remarkably bright creatures was a very good watch. V. Wholesome

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crgoodw@reddit

I really enjoyed Apple Cider Vinegar. Thought it highlighted the toxic wellness industry really well and it's glossy and well made. Turned it on by accident and binged all 6 episodes in a day.

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shanrees8@reddit

Started watching that when my dad was dying of cancer. Do not recommend 😭

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pajamakitten@reddit

It is great but it just made me angry too. People still get sucked into the clean living bullshit and die because they think there is a big conspiracy to hide the cure for cancer.

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crgoodw@reddit

Oh absolutely, as much as I enjoyed watching it, it was just so anxiety-and-rage inducing. Like that people really believe that coffee enemas and juice will heal them.

It made me take a good hard look at a lot of the 'wellness' shit in my own life. If it worked, it'd already be medicine!

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purifiedwhat@reddit

Agree - Love this show!!

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No_Example819@reddit

I only watched this last week but it had been on my list for ages! Really enjoyed it

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rrainingcatz@reddit

I’ve been slowly binge watching The Good Doctor for 6 months. I have just finished it and feel empty and sad that it’s finished. 😞

I’ve jumped onto Disney for Rivals now.

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OK_LK@reddit

I watched The Good Doctor when it was first aired on Sky/NowTV (or maybe Disney, I forget) and remember waiting for the next series, it seemed to be on forever

It was very good and I was surprised more people weren't talking about it then

Apparently, the South Korean programme it is based on is also available on Netflix and it focuses more on the doc's interpersonal relationships rather than the medical procedures. It's on my list to watch at some point

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Leftofnever@reddit

I felt the same. Such a good drama and not one I’ve heard talked about much. I miss Shaun

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Delawakes@reddit

Dark!

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flatulentgypsy@reddit

Rewatching Person of Interest. Seems very relevant right now.

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Doomergeneration@reddit

Legends, a series hasn’t gripped me like this in a long time

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SnooozeFezt@reddit

Okay I've seen this being said one too many times... I guess it's time to watch!

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DeadPonyta@reddit

“Unbelievable” (rewatch)

Toni Colette and Merritt Weaver are just so good. Not forgetting Kaitlyn Dever ofc.

The first episode makes me so angry at Marie’s treatment. I seethe throughout the whole runtime.

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Slyitin@reddit

Apparently the way she was treated was much worse than portrayed on the show. Poor girl.

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SnooozeFezt@reddit

Worst Ex Ever has absolutely floored me!! Also Worst Roommate Ever. Ludicrous behaviours.

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Wiltix@reddit

Devil May Cry

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impamiizgraa@reddit

Note to self: come back in here after Eurovision

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BruceBrownMVP@reddit

Train dreams

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ForsakenStray@reddit

A movie called Apex

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AromaticVacation3077@reddit

The Vinland Saga. Not my usually kind of thing at all - cartoon Vikings. I watched it because it's my nephew's favourite show. It's amazingly compelling considering it's a cartoon. The characterisation reaches Shakespeare level towards the end of S1. I did not expect that at all. The first episodes are incredibly violent, but once you're past that all this Machiavellian political intrigue develops and it's so gripping. Anyone who fancies it - I recommend watching it in the original Japanese with subtitles. The English dubbing is diabolical.

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Extreme-Kangaroo-842@reddit

The Middle.

I watched it on original release as a parent when my kids were very young - Infant and Primary school. Much of it was about bringing up teenagers so it didn't resonate.

My kids are now in university or holding down jobs as they've finished uni.

Jesus... do I recognise much of what Mike and Frankie went through now. It's a very realistic portrayal of family life bringing up kids in a normal household. Every main character has their flaws and their virtues. And you'll love every one of them... eventually.

And the more I'm watching the later seasons, the more I'm realising I'm now more or less Mike Heck (the dad).

It's a brilliant comedy that doesn't get the recognition it deserves. All five main actors are A+.

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iMatthew1990@reddit

“Night agent” especially the first series is very good. Season 2 and 3 aren’t bad though. And very worthy of a watch.

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TheN0whereKing@reddit

Not recently, but I will always recommend Arcane to everybody until the day I die.

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Significant_Yam_7317@reddit

Beef s2

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MysteriousTable6394@reddit

The Midnight Gospel.

People say to watch it whilst high or on (you know what), but I watched it not doing any of those things and it really pulled at my emotions. Especially the episode with the protagonists mum.

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Cultural_Tank_6947@reddit

Big Mistakes. It's an 8 part series starring and created by Dan Levy. Not like Schitts Creek at all, other than both being set around a dysfunctional family, but man the humour is good.

The Hulk Hogan documentary. Bloody hell Netflix can make great documentaries about flawed people.

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imnotavampire24@reddit

I really enjoyed Big Mistakes, it was nice to see Dan Levy in a role he was so comfortable in. And it’s been renewed for another season!

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Sackyhap@reddit

Scavengers reign is a great single season animated series, it’s slow but really interesting. Looks like it’s leaving soon so watch it whilst you can. Midnight gospel is another interesting animated series.

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ImaginaryCupcake7571@reddit

Atypical

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drabee86@reddit

Interesting that it hasn't got a mention yet but "Death by Lightning" is fantastic, it tells the story of the assassination of James Garfield the American president with the shortest presidency, brilliant cast aswell

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IamlostlikeZoroIs@reddit

Blood hound, it’s been great

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Cally83@reddit

Pursuit of Jade

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sakmentoloki@reddit

Stargate sg1 obviously

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Jimmy_Maximum@reddit

So excited when that popped up recently!

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LurkingWithStyle@reddit

I watched I swear recently and honestly it's the best thing I've watched in a long time. It takes a lot to make me cry but oh my gosh did I blub at the end. Such a great balance between feel good and absolutely heart wrenching.

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myheart14@reddit

Just watched The Crash
Very good and shocking.

The Beast in Me
His and Hers
Both very good thrillers

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Beggatron14@reddit

The residence was good, murder mystery with eccentric main character and well written.

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catmadwoman@reddit

Yes I might watch it again.

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BuckMurdock5@reddit

It was fantastic

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scifibaby@reddit

Beef

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braddoismydoggo@reddit

So my viewing appears to be very different to everyone else, I am all about the documentaries.

Murder Suspect was great, basically 24 hours in Police Custody but based in Hull.

Worst Ex Ever S2 - people be crazy. S1 is also good.

Should I Marry a Murderer - interesting situation, I watched the BBC documentary (Murder Case - The Vanishing Cyclist) last year which gave me a different point of view of the murder and how it occurred. The title is a bit click-baity but worth a watch.

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244466666@reddit

30 Rock

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MidsummerMidnight@reddit

The only thing on Netflix worth watching is Dark. Probably the most well made show I've ever seen. It's absolutely mental how much sense it makes.

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Sergeant_Fred_Colon@reddit

Legends, just finished it.

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Sashaflick@reddit

The Vince McMahon doc is very good. The Vardy doc is good if you like football in any capacity. The Hulk Hogan doc unfortunately glosses over a lot of the bad stuff and is lore of a fluff piece.

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MrD-88@reddit

Vardy one is good even for non football fans tbh. Proper rags to riches underdog story

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MrD-88@reddit

Untold the Jamie Vardy story was decent.

Should I marry a murderer? Was good too

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FreeAd2458@reddit

Legends was ok. But the longer it went on the more it felt like a bbc show like night agent.

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Wait-Whos-Joe@reddit

Loving smallville at the minute

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Signal-Campaign-7473@reddit

Something Very Bad is Going To Happen

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highballstepper2919@reddit

Thought this was great!

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Helpful-Rice-4080@reddit

I know I am late to the table but Yellowstone is a recent high for me. Takes a while to get into the series and then they get increasingly good as you progress. Only negative series 5 is not on Netflix (UK) - so will have to take a sub out with Paramount to finish.

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TallFriendlyGinger@reddit

Really enjoyed How to Get to Heaven from Belfast, absolutely class and hilarious. I also loved Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen, I thought it was an excellent bit of horror. Currently watching The Lady's Companion, a Spanish drama about a lady's companion (obvs) who is looking after three girls in Madrid in the 1880s.

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kitt-N-kaboodle@reddit

Foyle’s War. So so good!

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Helpful-Rice-4080@reddit

Yeah- I missed it for some reason when it first came out on TV. Had a right binge on that - felt the years that covered the war were the best.

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Sea-Factor4603@reddit

That's not a Netflix show though.

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CarminaBananas@reddit

Op asked watched on Netflix not made by

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Sea-Factor4603@reddit

I know that, but you can watch it on it's original platform, so doesn't seem Netflixy (not a word I know)to me.

Just my interpretation.

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Jolly-Avocado0@reddit

But it is on Netflix

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AxisOfAverage@reddit

One episode to go! Sunday night treat for us. Has been brilliant.

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TamaktiJunVision@reddit

Finally getting round to watching Killing Eve. Definitely the best thing I've watched all year so far.

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Forward-Article7035@reddit

The Man in the High Castle

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BeachTheHam13@reddit

Loved this show but the last episode still makes me angry how much it let me down

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el_diablo420@reddit

I really enjoyed Unchosen.

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BeachTheHam13@reddit

I enjoyed it until the ending.

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-mister_oddball-@reddit

just watched 'untamed' with eric bana. not new but one that passed me by, really enjoyed it-well paced and not silly far fetched. beautifil locations as well.

watched the hulk hogan show as well, interesting and eye opening,

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Fluffy-Mycologist259@reddit

Dhurander

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Blind_Warthog@reddit

This is a gardening show.

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flodomite@reddit

Expeditions with Steve Backshall, banger series

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thefooleryoftom@reddit

E.R.

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More-Caterpillar-63@reddit

Haunted Hotel was fantastic imo. Netflix has a real track record for letting adult animation down (it'll take me a long time to forgive them for Inside Job).

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pajamakitten@reddit

Loved that too. Hopefully it will go down the Final Space route though.

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Just_A_some1@reddit

FR, haunted hotel and inside job are S-tier shows, they just better not cancel it after 2 seasons

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BreakfastLopsided906@reddit

You know they will.

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b-roc@reddit

Bloodhounds.

I've watched almost everything. Bloodhounds is massively under the radar and it just ticks all the boxes.

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TSR2Wingtip@reddit

Detective Harry Hole. Love the books, they did a great job of the show.

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notatadbad@reddit

Mystic River - good early 2000s crime thriller. Reminded me a lot of the more recent Prisoners, it was a good movie.

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RoostingRosco@reddit

Legends

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CarameltheStar@reddit

Breaking bad

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supersy@reddit

How to Get to Heaven from Belfast

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jhughes1986@reddit

2 episodes of mid morning matters before they pulled it hours after making it available.

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ResplendentBear@reddit

Last One Laughing, series 1 and 2.

The Four Seasons was also solid if you like Tina Fey and/or Steve Carrell and want a good dramedy.

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StraightAd3047@reddit

Aren't they both on Prime?

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mdmnl@reddit

The Four Seasons is on my Netflix, don't know if it maybe started somewhere else.

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StraightAd3047@reddit

Oh apologies I do actually think I've seen Four Seasons when scrolling, but haven't watched it myself. Last one Laughing is definitely on Prime though.

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TopBookChat1105@reddit

Neither or these are Netflix shows

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mdmnl@reddit

Four Seasons is on Netflix for me.

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richboyadler@reddit

man on fire ! really keeps you in as it’s one of those shows with actions and twists. im hoping for more

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eyupeyupeyup@reddit

Young Royals

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bababoobiedodo@reddit

SG1

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mdmnl@reddit

The Beast In Me. I'll watch anything with Matthew Rhys, but it is good.

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sleepy--void@reddit

Dark, but I'm currently rewatching Person of Interest which is also fantastic.

I also highly recommend Lupin, but as with Dark go with subtitles, not dubbed.

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blazeofg@reddit

Mark kermode reviewed Legends very favourably.

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InkedDoll1@reddit

Stranger things. We binned it off some time ago and got it back just to watch the final season. During that time I looked through to see if there was anything worth keeping it for, but I really didn't find anything, so got rid again at the end of the month.

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grgext@reddit

Just got my mate into Future Man, sci-fi comedy.

https://youtu.be/ZU6gEfyqw68?si=w_oaw6Jp04-3B6CL

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