Netflix Gems

[ChronoGrl]

Thanks for the heads up on Party Down - This show is great! Utterly brilliant cast. I love Adam Scott (my "Ben" from Parks and Rec!!) - Love Lizzy Caplan too (and Jane Lynch goes without saying)...

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And FYI, Friends... The Signal is On Instant... An excellent, intense, indie horror film with some very well-done horror humor and great acting.

[Sistinas666]

Originally Posted by ChronoGrl

Thanks for the heads up on Party Down - This show is great! Utterly brilliant cast. I love Adam Scott (my "Ben" from Parks and Rec!!) - Love Lizzy Caplan too (and Jane Lynch goes without saying)...

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And FYI, Friends... The Signal is On Instant... An excellent, intense, indie horror film with some very well-done horror humor and great acting.

I really liked The Signal!
Check out Yellow Brick Road, I think you will dig it Chrono!:)

[newb]

Originally Posted by Sistinas666

I really liked The Signal!
Check out Yellow Brick Road, I think you will dig it Chrono!:)

I liked Yellow Brick Road but I thought they really dropped the ball on the ending.

[Sistinas666]

Originally Posted by newb

I liked Yellow Brick Road but I thought they really dropped the ball on the ending.

I have to agree with you there. The cgi was weak in a few scenes as well but I enjoyed the story.

[ChronoGrl]

Originally Posted by newb

I liked Yellow Brick Road but I thought they really dropped the ball on the ending.

Agreed, but I do think it was worth checking out.

Sis, you do know my taste!

[Sistinas666]

NEDS


Straker gave me the rec and I agree...Watch this movie!

[Tangleduponblue]

Originally Posted by fortunato

Yeah, I really like Parks and Rec, and I think Adam Scott does a great job there. Did you see the Party Down reunion on Children's Hospital?

Hell yeah, loved it. What's your favorite regular episode?

[fortunato]

Originally Posted by Tangleduponblue

Hell yeah, loved it. What's your favorite regular episode?

Oh man, that's hard. Recently, I really loved the play episode.

[Doc Faustus]

I recommend the documentary Playing Columbine. It brings up a lot of questions on artistic ethics and videogame design.

[kyl3thund3r]

I recently got netflix. It's just launched in the UK, so the library isn't as big as the one most of you will have. I did find this little gem though. they played the comedy angle a bit (probably to cover up the limited acting talent they had) and it worked really well. It's not destined to be a classic by any means, but I enjoyed it.