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We've had Netflix through SIL account for months but I had never watched anything on it until "Ozark". Both wife and I enjoyed it, me probably a bit more than her.
All these Netflix shows are outstanding:
Vikings kicks all kinds of serious ###. I love that show. I can't wait for season 5 already.
Agreed.
It will be interesting to see what they price this at and how much of their catalog they make available. I think that they're making a mistake though. It seems like every single network has their own app that you can stream at least some of their content from. Most of them are free. I don't think many people use any of them.
Yeah - I'm out on this one - she looks like she could be one of my 14 year old daughters friends. And then she got in that one piece with the swim cap and I was really out.
I believe those ratings are suggested ratings you would give based on your viewing history and ratings you have given.
Yikes. Seems unlikely based on what I watch and I don't recall ever rating anything. I do love Sam Elliot but that Ranch show is pure trash.
When he was on Seinfeld's Comedians In Cars..show on Crackle, he commented what a sweet gig it was for Jerry. Guess he was looking for something similar and not the usual talk show format.dgreen said:
It's going to be interesting because the potential audience seems limited (IMO) to families with small children (with cancellations happening when kids say "Disney is for babies!" and stop watching). With it being so niche you have to figure that they'll have to price it accordingly (high).
Don't forget that they have Star Wars and Marvel in their portfolio. Those are potentially huge.Statorama said:
I know what you mean, she turns me on too. Hoping next season she takes up volleyball.
Arrow might get a little dark for his age. "Flash" is a good watch, but it touches on the impact of losing loved-ones a lot (I think every season has some kind of familial loss)...so be ready to have that conversation if you haven't already.
I see that my 10yo watched One-Punch Man (I'm sure at the advice of his older cousins) after finishing up Legends of Tomorrow.
this show is pretty terrible across the board. i'm not sure i can do another episode despite my affection for Victor Garber.
here's the thing about "Flash" as compared to "Arrow": it still acts like a superhero show. Flash is somewhat soapy, sure, but he's still fighting supervillains and runs around in red pajamas. it doesn't try to do too much, based on the few episodes i have seen.
The sex-stuff in Flash escalates, though. It ventures from PG to PG-13 after the first few episodes.
There are some plots in later seasons that can get a bit scary for an 11 year old. But the first season or two are pretty tame, if I recall correctly.
And no matter your age, every male on the planet can appreciate Chloe Bennet running in a wet dress. (Season 2? Can't recall. Luckily the gif lives on forever on the interwebs)
We just started it last night. It's solid "B" so far. I like that Bateman is getting a chance to do something different. I'm waiting for Linney to get a chance to do more.
