discussion TV/Movie Recommendations and Identification

[MassageEnnis]

Does Lucifer count? That guys British enough to fill the cast of 5 shows.

 

[User_106373]

I don't know many because i don't watch many west TV shows, but one that I like best is the British TV detective show called "A touch of Frost."

On the OP list I only know about Father Brown from friends. Same with couple others, but the Sherlock Holms ones I seen are the newer comedy style and they are good. Other than this, no idea. I mean i heard of some but never watched.

 

[User_111574]

Inspector Morse
Lewis
Endeavour
Vera
Happy Valley
Shakespeare And Hathaway: Private Investigators

 

[darkie]

Taskmaster and the OG Top Gear

 

[User_111887]

Police Squad
Twilight Zone
Burn Notice
Supernatural

 

[VyxxUwU]

Generation Kill
Band of Brothers
Black Lagoon

 

[meiistheworst]

Black Sails - Show about pirates in the time before USA was founded
Vikings - Viking show that aims to be historically accurate when it can
Better Than Us - Show about sentient robots people have as housekeepers, etc.
Band of Brothers - WW2 story
Breaking Bad - Drug guy makes money
The Expanse - INCREDIBLE space story
Better Call Saul - Drug guys lawyer makes money
The Peripheral - Girl gets into VR game
Silo - People locked underground after world ended but they dont know why
Orphan Black - Girl is cloned
Generation Kill - Modern war story

 

[meiistheworst]

Trailer park boys
Otherlife (its a movie but its good)

 

[remboo1]

dragons den not the best just chill

 

[IFF01]

I wish they were still making Due South

 

[staller]

Father Ted... you dirty feckers.

I have it in my watchlist (for the last few years. maybe one day i will watch it)

I don't know many because i don't watch many west TV shows, but one that I like best is the British TV detective show called "A touch of Frost."

On the OP list I only know about Father Brown from friends. Same with couple others, but the Sherlock Holms ones I seen are the newer comedy style and they are good. Other than this, no idea. I mean i heard of some but never watched.

David Jason's (Frost) character got too annoying for me. I liked him in Only Fools and Horses.

I wish they were still making Due South

Looks interesting.

 

[Republican Bear]

Hudson & Rex and there was a New Zealand show about gods turned mortal that I can't remember the name.

 

[staller]

Hudson & Rex and thee was a New Zealand show abut gods turned mortal that I can't remember the name.

Premise of this show couldn't be simpler. and, this is the top review - funny - "The handsome star of this show is GREAT...his human co-star is just OK!"

fuck prime and nflix btw. stopped using them.

wouldn't mind nzl shows, esp on acorn.

 

[User_106373]

David Jason's (Frost) character got too annoying for me. I liked him in Only Fools and Horses.

That's fine. I personally like his character, but actually, in Frost I did think it is strange he was so rude to his boss. I don't think this will happen in 21st century times but I don't watch many British TV shows because it is on sky tv here.

 

[ragglesnaggle]

1. ReBoot cgi cartoon (not the shitty live action)
2. Primeval
3. doctorwho (before it became shit)
4. the mighty boosh
5. taskmaster
6. farscape
7. The Crocodile Hunter
8. mr bean
9. Alice tv mini series

 

[kirito99]

Old Boy. The original Korean version.

This

 

[Saturnus]

Old Boy. The original Korean version.

This

Thirded. The new US version was not good.

I have memory-holed that movie and only remember Elizabeth Olson boobies

 

[jeffnews]

Tremors will ALWAYS live in my heart, I cannot even tell you how many times I watched that when it came out!

its going to be BIG RUN

 

[Omegalord]

Old Boy. The original Korean version.

The whole trilogy is very facinating.
Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance leaves you in the end with complex feelings for the protagonist and antagonist. It's such a tragic story.

 

[azerty25190]

Movies have the power to influence our thoughts, emotions, and even our perspectives on life. What's the one film that had the biggest impact on you? Whether it challenged your beliefs, inspired you, or just left a lasting impression, share your experience and let's talk about how cinema can shape our worldview!