collection

collection

Best of Netflix

Whether you're binge watching or Netflix and Chilling, hats off to the digital streaming behemoth that never ceases to entertain.

'Murder Mystery'—A Movie Review
Chances are, on a trip to Europe, that you’re going to end up in an Agatha Christie mystery. Best pack your running shoes.
By Marielle Sabbag7 years ago in Geeks
Review: 'Devil at the Crossroads: A Robert Johnson Story'
As part of the Remastered series, "Devil at the Crossroads" is Netflix creating a documentary about one of the most enigmatic men in all of music history—Robert Johnson.
By Annie Kapur7 years ago in Geeks
'A Silent Voice'
Disclaimer: Spoilers are unavoidable in an unfavourable critique. Because one has to explain themselves in far more detail than just the basics. I know there is a manga version. But not all people have the desire or the time to read all seven volumes. A movie, in contrast to an anime/manga lover like me, is quick stop. Especially, when Netflix allows you to watch it offline. The point, I am treating this review as an independent movie review, with no relation to the manga. This is not a movie VS manga contrast review.
By Heeta7 years ago in Geeks
'Murder Mystery' (Netflix Film)
With a PG-13 Rating, a jaunt 1 hr 37 min run time, this Action, Comedy, Mystery is a great family journey that shows Sandler and Aniston still have much more to give.
By Spencer Barrett7 years ago in Geeks
Watching 'Castlevania'
Castlevania Despite there being rumblings of a Castlevania adaptation being in the works for years, it took this incarnation of the popular video game franchise 10 years to make its way to the public. The games were created by Konami, the same developers behind the likes of the Silent Hill and Metal Gear Solid series of games. The show was developed by Warren Ellis for 10 years before it was picked up by Netflix, and he wrote the entirety of the first season. He is also responsible for the writing of Dead Space, and the comic for RED. The series is directed by a first time director in Sam Deats; however, he comes on with a significant amount of experience working in various animation and character design departments. The headline producer for the show is the eccentric Adi Shankar, who was a producer on films such as Dredd and The Grey. The cast includes Richard Armitage and Graham Mctavish who were both in the Hobbit trilogy. Acting alongside them is James Callis who is of Eureka and Battlestar Galactica fame, and rounding up with relative newcomer to voice acting, Alejandra Reynoso, who has since lent her voice to Red Dead Redemption 2 and Just Cause 4. This first season is made up of four 20-25 minute long episodes.
By BoblobV27 years ago in Geeks
'Black Mirror' Season 5 - Worst to Best
At this moment right now I'm 3/4 of the way through episode one, and oh boy do I have some thoughts. I'll try and put them into cohesive paragraphs and not just ramble at you. I'm not making any promises though.
By Cronan Parry7 years ago in Geeks
'All Is Well' - Review (Netflix)
Janne (Aenne Schwarz) and Piet (Andreas Dohler) are a couple of thirty-something, struggling writers. They are planning to move out of the city and are doing up an old house. Janne meets an old friend, Robert (Tilo Nest), who owns a publishing company. He offers her a job as an editor. She tells him she will think about it. She meets Sissi (Lisa Haigmeister), Robert’s young wife, and her brother, Martin (Hans Lôw) briefly.
By Q-ell Betton7 years ago in Geeks
'Black Mirror' Season 5 Review
Released: 5th June 2019 Created by: Charlie Brooker Number of Episodes: 3 Where to Watch: Netflix Starring: Different actors each episode
By Robert Cain7 years ago in Geeks
'Departures' - Review (Netflix)
Asa Butterfield is a terrible dancer. Truly, truly awful. Or at least Calvin, the character he plays in Netflix’s Departures is. Calvin is a hypochondriac working as a baggage handler in an airport. Such is the extent of his hypochondria, his doctor, Dr Collins (Ron Simons), sends him to a cancer support group to try and cure him of his affliction.
By Q-ell Betton7 years ago in Geeks
Why 'Dead to Me' Should Be Your Next Must-Watch on Netflix
First of all... Linda Cardellini as Velma in Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004) This was exactly my facial expression when I realized that Linda Cardellini is not only the star of Dead To Me, but also... Scooby-Doo, Green Book, and Legally Blonde. Scooby-Doo is such a childhood movie, and it's crazy that I didn't recognise Linda Cardellini in Dead to Me!
By Marcel Grabowiecki 7 years ago in Geeks
'The Princess Bride' - (Netflix)
I watch a lot of films, a lot. I have always loved film and television and, though it is impossible to see everything—I have to work after all—I have seen a fair few films. Having said that, there are still a lot of films that I have not seen, films that a person who considers himself a bit of a film buff, should have seen. This is a little embarrassing.
By Q-ell Betton7 years ago in Geeks
Watching 'The Wandering Earth'
The Wandering Earth is a Chinese sci-fi film that came out in early 2019, and was distributed by Netflix after its theatrical run was over. The film revolves around the idea that the sun is dying, and so the human race comes together in order to develop a plan that would help humanity survive, as such, what they decide to do is to move the Earth itself into the nearest solar system.
By BoblobV27 years ago in Geeks