Netflix Canada Discussion

[Monahammer]

long necked horse monsters LOL

[MrSector9]

Originally Posted by SportsJunky

This looks decent.

Yeah First Blood was a great movie so it only makes sense we get a modern First Blood.

[Muffins]

Originally Posted by AC

Hell yes.

Haven't been this excited for the release of something since the 1989 hit song Pump Up The Jam by Technotronic

[AC]

Originally Posted by Muffins

Haven't been this excited for the release of something since the 1989 hit song Pump Up The Jam by Technotronic

Such a great running joke, including the factoids they started including:

Pump Up the Jam is an anagram of 'Jam Up the Pump'.

This song was played five times in a row at the funeral of director Stanley Kubrick.

[McG]

I’m a big Cunk fan but Cunk on Life…

I found it trying too hard, being too mean spirited, and nowhere as funny as the originals or Cunk on earth.

I watched it of course…and maybe it was just me, but I can watch the other cunks repeatedly but I’m not sure that I’ll come back to this one.

I still hope that they make more of course.

[WideReceiver]

Not just you. Her earlier work was brilliant; that stuff was disappointing

[Sr. Mints]

This ad is Superbowl-worthy (I actually wonder if it was intended to be just that.)

[BigThief]

https://variety.com/2025/tv/news/the...-2-1236287571/

Neil Gaiman’s ‘The Sandman’ to End With Season 2 at Netflix

[aaronck]

Liked American Primevil- Decent gritty western that no one is making anymore.

Night Agent- pretty paint by numbers story with pretty bad acting, not as good as the Diplomat or Black Dove, but still finished it.

[McG]

Finished Lincoln lawyer…now the wait begins for season 4.

I’ve never seen “the judge” with Robert Duvall and Robert Downey jr. pretty good show with the requisite emotional moments.

[D as in David]

Originally Posted by aaronck

Liked American Primevil- Decent gritty western that no one is making anymore.

Yup, I enjoyed it.

Just finished Guy Ritchie's The Gentlmen; pretty solid.

[fotze2]

I have never really liked Andrew Schultz at all for some reason but holy crap his latest had me cry laughing the whole time. Just peppered with jokes within jokes. Found myself rewinding parts of it. Unreal how good it was.

[MRCboicgy]

Starting Wednesday, and for the subsequent 11 Wednesdays at 8PM


I'm a big Mulaney fan, and Everybody's in LA was my favourite week of programming last year.

[Locke]

Originally Posted by MRCboicgy

Starting Wednesday, and for the subsequent 11 Wednesdays at 8PM


I'm a big Mulaney fan, and Everybody's in LA was my favourite week of programming last year.

I find Mulaney hilarious, so thanks for pointing this out! I'm in!

[Locke]

Originally Posted by D as in David

Yup, I enjoyed it.

Just finished Guy Ritchie's The Gentlmen; pretty solid.

Lol! I really liked that show...somewhere there is a series of posts of mine thats just like a 'stream of consciousness' while I was watching it which I thought was funny.

It was like '"for a Guy Ritchie show this is pretty tame....ohhhhhh!!! There it is. Nevermind....now we're on."

[AC]

John Mulaney's live show is back, 12 episodes, every Wednesday.

Cool to see Joan Baez at 84 with a pretty badass criticism of the US government.

[Fuzz]

Oh crap, I forgot about that. Had Netflix set to remind me, and it did not, in fact, remind me.

[Yamer]

Feels like they picked up right where they left off. I'll just have to remember to tune in every Wednesday.

[MRCboicgy]

Mulaney was so good. Awkward, chaotic, cringe. Nothing else like it.
Loved that he got that old Chrysler/Maserati for $3900


Loved Joan Baez laying it out like that. Imagine having gone through all the protesting and seeing the progress on human rights made (and more could have been done assuredly) and then having *waves hands* all that roll back stuff over the past weeks and prior years.

[Finger Cookin]