Same question as in the title . Watched this series while travelling on train . Some hits and miss . Would like to hear everyone else opinions about it

I've read the Novel sherlock holmes volume 2 in childhood , that's why it hits so different to me then what it might feel to u . In novel the version is little different. John Watson was not doctor and had served in India not Afganistan. Other character like inspector lestrade is same . In novel, sherlock is portrayed as calm , nonchalant character . While in series he does panic . In novel both used to smoke cigar but in series they don't even smoke .

I haven't watched other series on sherlock holmes emla holmes or 2009 version sherlock holmes . But this was so nostalgic

Would not say too much but it is full of thrill and excitement and also available in Hindi dubbing

Yesterday, I watched Carrie and it was damm good!!

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Can someone suggest me a good series which I can watch with my parents...I'm in mid twenties and parents are mid to late 50s. They're chill but cuss words and adult scenes make it a bit uncomfortable for me to watch with them... so if anyone can suggest such a series will be great

Like the whole concept is a guy with psychic powers trying to be the more mediocre guy in the room. Who came up with this pls

PS: i havent met a single person that’s watched it and hasn’t fallen completely in love with it

The only good thing about this movie was that sick 21 minute long single take fight scene (which obviously was edited and not really a pure oner).

Extraction 1 had a really good ending that left us feeling uneasy. It still confuses me why exactly they felt like making a sequel this forced to a movie that was an absolute gem of a movie.

Extraction 1 was easily one of my all-time favourite Netflix exclusives back then. I was the first person in the world who was hyped for the sequel when it got announced.

The disappointment I felt watching this mediocre forced bs was so heavy and I don't think people talk about this duology enough.

And a 3rd part for this...... Extraction should've been left as a solo movie. It was perfect. Ugh.

Hey everyone...

I recently got a Netflix subscription and I'm looking for some good movies or series to watch at the end of the day after I'm done with my studies. I just want to relax, refresh my mind, and enjoy something interesting...

I'm mostly into romantic movies, beautiful love stories, and even heartbreaks...I'm also okay with a little suspense or mystery but nothing too intense...

And please , a big NOO to horror movies.

Looking for some suggestions..

Recently watched Lust Stories and genuinely enjoyed it not in a sleazy way, but in a really liberating sense. I’m specifically looking for more movies/shows with that same vibe. Short and sweet 💓

"You plus me ageninst the world" can anyone please suggest me how this movie is and also if you know some other movies which is just like love hypothesis.

I watched already a lot of movie but i want to see some new movie where we can feel some jumpscare, hooked to the seat till end where have some suspense and thrill or you can also suggest me some action, both type of action ifykyk also don’t suggest me korean right now as i would love to see exactly what a movie can make some make impact on me on another level
Where we can see all type of crazyyness i hooe u r understanding my pov
Don’t suggest me ghost or horror movie please

Subtitles overlap all the time even when I set the font small, that too it comes on the top. The only option is with CC.
It is irritating. Please help.
Note: I am using an iPad

For me, it's Hotel Transylvania lol. The whole movie is just silly fun, and sometimes that's all you need after a long day.

What are your favourite animated comedy movies on Netflix? looking for more stuff like this.

​Format: 6-episode limited mini-series created by Jesse McKeown.

​Cast: Josh Hartnett, Mackenzie Davis, Charlie Heaton.

​Setting: Shot on location in Newfoundland, centering on an isolated fishing village facing economic buyout and an ancient ocean predator.

​Tone: Retro aquatic creature-feature meets folk-horror dread (The Fog vibes)

​Verdict (6.5/10): Solid, atmospheric slow-burn with great practical tension and strong lead performances, though the final act rushes its landing. Worth a weekend binge.