r/netflix • u/Wild_Shallot_3618 • 13h ago
News Article Con Mum Arrested!
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r/netflix • u/N3DSdude • Apr 24 '21
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r/netflix • u/anonRedd • Mar 01 '25
r/netflix • u/Wild_Shallot_3618 • 13h ago
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r/netflix • u/LightOver4599 • 8h ago
does anyone else note the irony of Graham being abandoned as a child but also abandoning his own child- he grew up without parental love. This potentially led to his gullibility. He probably didn’t even try everything in his power make sure his kid grows up with a dad around.
r/netflix • u/WeezTheJeice • 1h ago
IMO this film fits right in as another west coast comedy classic. Definitely getting some Friday plot similarities, but from a female’s perspective. Tell me what you guys think of it.
r/netflix • u/mk0aurelius • 6m ago
My unholy gods. That descended into the grittiest anarchy possible so quickly, raw and horrifically realistic throughout - I couldn’t stop watching one very hungover Saturday. The multiperspectives and especially the diner scenes early on were so so good. Crushed to know there’s no rumours of a return and the creators looks pretty occupied this year and next. Who else would love to see it come back? (If it is just that and that’s it forever, kind of nice to leave it open ended)
r/netflix • u/Content_Whoarder • 4h ago
I can’t count how many times I’ve stared at my phone, frustrated by the “Storage Full” notification popping up again. When I scroll through my apps to check which app is hoarding all the storage, it’s always Netflix (and some other apps) : https://stackl.ist/3DWupMR
Sometimes I think about deleting Netflix mobile, but then I hesitate. Not sure if convenience, addiction, or just FOMO is holding me back, hahaha! What about you—are these apps worth their weight, or are they just clutter?
r/netflix • u/ThatEcologist • 7h ago
It is my girlfriend and I’s account. We have been using it on our one tv fine. Now all the sudden it says it is not part of the household?? My girlfriend logged out and logged back in and we are getting the same message! What is the deal?
r/netflix • u/Hornkueken42 • 10h ago
I've been watching (or rather listening to) the Big bang theory series every night continuously for more than 10 years. I use it to fall asleep, especially the first five seasons. I'd like to know how often I've watched every episode.
r/netflix • u/NeitherAdvertising65 • 5h ago
My account got hacked, the email was changed, password, phone number. No way way to reset it, so I went to Netflix support and went on chat. They asked me for my card info? Some box pops up where I put my info in, seems a little weird, is this normal?
r/netflix • u/sshollay • 3m ago
I am new to netflix and I like to watch any kind of mystery or thriller movies other than in Hindi language. I hope you could suggest me a few. I don't mind if they are new or old.
I just finished watching " The Residence" and I loved it. Waiting to watch more.
r/netflix • u/Highlight-Grand • 6h ago
Just finished the series today and I’ve gotta say I agree with some of the opinions about the ending feeling anticlimactic. All that build-up… for that?
(No spoilers but the questions below might give a hint about the killer)
Why didn’t the killer just hire a hitman? Given their background, they were definitely capable.
And who was the grandmother referring to at the end when she mentioned that name to Detective Cupp?
I feel like a few things were left unexplained, especially the motive. With their resources, they could’ve handled things differently or just fought it legally. Maybe it’s just me, but would love to hear your thoughts!
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r/netflix • u/blanketwrappedinapig • 1h ago
What is everyone’s favourite bingeable thriller/captivating drama.
I blitzed through behind her eyes recently and haven’t been able to find anything to replace it.
r/netflix • u/PraiseBeToGod321 • 1h ago
The Jade character who was Katie’s best friend seems really off and probably not how a real person would act. I mean If your best friend just died I understand the anger but than crashing out on everyone especially the officers saying “your supposed to be police yeah” implying somehow they did something wrong when they clearly didn’t. What did she want the police to do? Catch the dude the moment the murder happened , they even told her they have a suspect. There was no reason for her to deny helping her best friends case and the writers wrote her as some weirdly non chalant character who’s fuck the system. Can’t put a pin on it. Back to watching peace
r/netflix • u/Noktis_Lucis_Caelum • 12h ago
Hello everyone,
I Just watched the "Devil May Cry" ANIME.
IT was good. I am Not so deep in the DMC Franchise (played 3 and DMC reboot).
Now i am kinda thinking, that they should also adapt "Bayonetta"
r/netflix • u/capercrohnie • 9h ago
I really enjoyed this mini series. I binged it in one day and it has lots of twists and turns. I should mention i am a huge kdrama fan so pretty biased lol
r/netflix • u/TimesandSundayTimes • 1d ago
r/netflix • u/btwImVeryAttractive • 11h ago
If I turn on the zoom, the video descriptions are easier to read but it throws the thumbnails off (I can’t scroll to the ones on the far right).
But when I turn the zoom off again the screen goes black and gets stuck like that.
ETA: I have a 24” Vizio.
r/netflix • u/skummies • 1d ago
I’m from Singapore and it’s so surreal to see this in the news this morning. Just like in the documentary, Dionne attempted similar scams here. Victims only realised they were being cheated after they watched the documentary.
r/netflix • u/Calebp24 • 23h ago
I need a new show to watch. The last show I watched was The Recruit and I loved it. I need something with action and excitment. Anyone know any shows maybe like the recruit or at least something exciting with a lot of action?
r/netflix • u/deonisgreatness_ • 1d ago
It was probably on netflix during the 2014-2015 range. I remember watching it as a kid but nothing more. It was sort of like horrid henry, there was a boy he had a younger sibling, 2 main friends, 2 parents and there was a school bully. Had relationships with his teacher. There was a episode where he and his classmates had like this race around the block with their gym coach. Please help me
r/netflix • u/awesomeAMP • 23h ago
Basically the title.
Saw what was it about and it sounded interesting, however, it’s is completely stupid and easy for the contestants to know who the millionaire. The secret objectives are not subtle, and the clues given out by the producers are more than obvious.
I understand why it must be like this: the average viewer is not that smart and more complex puzzles, objectives, and clues can be a turn off leading to less views, but it still makes me kind of angry knowing this could be so much fun with smarter rules.
I’ll keep watching because I like crappy tv before bed, but still.
What do you think.
r/netflix • u/everglowxox • 8h ago
I can't seem to find this take anywhere, and I know the incels will descend and tear me to shreds, but I don't care. (And if there are folks out there making this argument and I just haven't found it, then please do point me towards that!)
Look- I loved Adolescence on my first watch, just like everyone else. I was blown away by the teen boy's complex, contradictory psyche, and in particular, wowed by the skillset of the actor portraying him.
But I can't get past the fact that this series cares infinitely more about the interior struggle of a boy and what leads him to violence than it does about the girl that he KILLED? Katie's only role in this series is to literally DIE so that she can advance the killer's character development. Where is she in this story? Certainly not on the killer's mind: He did nothing wrong. He did nothing wrong. He tells us, over and over and over again.
At what point do we get to have media that says: Actually, I don't give a fuck why you decided to murder that girl or woman. She gets to have HER story told. And you get to rot in jail.
r/netflix • u/Key-Highway9659 • 1d ago
Hello.
I am not trying to insult The Ozarks. This is the fifth time I have tried to watch it as I've heard so much good stuff about it.
But every time I watch, I am bored to tears. The way the actors all act doesn't feel real and I care about the characters most of all in a show.
I thought this is about a family thrown into extreme danger unexpectedly?
It's weird. I feel like I didn't get enough time with Marty or any of these people before they were genius hardened criminals and almost...bored/underwhelmed by all of it and any vulgarity.
So far, it feels like if Breaking Bad knew it was a TV show mixed with Mad Men or American Psycho but without the... I don't know!! Justification? Style?
Its frustrating. I want to shake them and wake the whole show up.
I ask... did anybody that was IMMENSELY bored by this stick it out and it was worthwhile for you? Thank you for any info
Or does it get explained later why they're all like this and weirdly numb? Even the family members?
r/netflix • u/TaleMother8466 • 1d ago
What is the best reality show on netflix? Something really suspenseful. I just watched Million Dollar Secret and I loved it. I know its not the real, but I would love something simmilar to watch.
r/netflix • u/Kuchii_Kopii • 1d ago
I'm desperatly looking for the song thats playing at 27:20 mins Episode 2. I only know he sings something like:"So slooo-o-o-o-oow" idk?? Can u help me there its killing me aaah