The "did you know this streams on Netflix?" thread

[PaloAltoCougar]

Pretty stoked to see “The NeverEnding Story” is now on Netflix!!

Looking forward to introducing this childhood movie to my kids.

It was a very well-liked movie but my kids loathed it, and still make jokes about the young empress and that flying dog (or whatever that thing was). From their perspective, the film was aptly named, serving as a warning to all. I gave director Wolfgang Petersen a pass, in view of his Das Boot and subsequent In the Line of Fire.

[dabrockster]

It was a very well-liked movie but my kids loathed it, and still make jokes about the young empress and that flying dog (or whatever that thing was). From their perspective, the film was aptly named, serving as a warning to all. I gave director Wolfgang Petersen a pass, in view of his Das Boot and subsequent In the Line of Fire.

Curious. How old were your kids?


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[smokymountainrain]

It was a very well-liked movie but my kids loathed it, and still make jokes about the young empress and that flying dog (or whatever that thing was). From their perspective, the film was aptly named, serving as a warning to all. I gave director Wolfgang Petersen a pass, in view of his Das Boot and subsequent In the Line of Fire.

i agree with your kids. never could understand why anybody liked that movie. iirc, it came out when i was about 10 or 11 - so pretty much the sweet spot, and i couldn't have hated it more.

[PaloAltoCougar]

Curious. How old were your kids?


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The oldest was a precocious 8 when the movie came out, and perhaps she poisoned the well for the five who followed as I believe her opinion is shared by all.

[dabrockster]

The oldest was a precocious 8 when the movie came out, and perhaps she poisoned the well for the five who followed as I believe her opinion is shared by all.

I was about the same age.. I enjoyed it. Which is why I am sure my kids will enjoy it too. Although my son, may think it is stupid. My daughter is perfect in age. Turning 8 next month..


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[Pelado]

Pretty stoked to see “The NeverEnding Story” is now on Netflix!!

Looking forward to introducing this childhood movie to my kids.


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I remember liking the original and loathing the sequel.

[Commando]

Pretty stoked to see “The NeverEnding Story” is now on Netflix!!

Looking forward to introducing this childhood movie to my kids.

I remember I liked it a lot as a kid, but then going back and realizing it is one of the most annoying movies of all time. That scene where he's reading and eating his pbj and then stops himself from finishing the sandwich: NO- NOT TOO MUCH! WE STILL HAVE A LONG WAYS TO GO!


(Yes I know it's a kids' movie.)

[Moliere]

Pretty stoked to see “The NeverEnding Story” is now on Netflix!!

Looking forward to introducing this childhood movie to my kids.


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We watched it with our kids about a year ago. It hasn’t held up well over time. No one enjoyed it.

[dabrockster]

I will report back with the input of my kids.


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[Donuthole]

Dark, a German show, was really good. The fact I understood much or most of it without subtitles may have made it better for me than it would be for many viewers that don't understand German.

I don't understand German but I liked it.

I'm a few eps in and really liking this.

I finished this on a recent work trip. Well-case, well-acted, and a very good script. A real mind-eff if you know what I mean. That said, I'm always frustrated at any show that requires multiple viewings to know exactly what is going on. There are definitely way too many characters (x3) and way too many plot points to really wrap your head around everything on a first viewing. But it seems to be a good story, and I'll probably go back and watch it again now that I have a better idea of what to look for. IN fact, when Season 2 drops,

Caveat: While clack has a definite affinity for alternate universes, I generally find these time travel/space-time paradox themes to be super annoying, if not untenable, primarily because they always raise way more questions than they answer. So if you aren't into that, skip this altogether.

[Applejack]

"Three Wives One Husband" follows two polyg families that live in BFE (near Moab). It's one of these shows that is on TLC that highlights folks who are different (little people, fat people, multiple wives, etc).

But you all should watch for all the Cougar gear on display!

[Jeff Lebowski]

The "did you know this streams on Netflix?" thread

"Three Wives One Husband" follows two polyg families that live in BFE (near Moab). It's one of these shows that is on TLC that highlights folks who are different (little people, fat people, multiple wives, etc).

But you all should watch for all the Cougar gear on display!

That would be interesting to see. It has been my experience that most weirdos living in trailers in rural utah are ute fans.

[dabrockster]

So I am on Episode 7 of Part 2 of Making a Murderer and it has been very interesting..

Either Avery is guilty or has the worse luck in the world..


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[Pelado]

So I am on Episode 7 of Part 2 of Making a Murderer and it has been very interesting..

Either Avery is guilty or has the worse luck in the world..


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[Spoiler]It's not just bad luck[/spoiler]

[RC Vikings]

"Three Wives One Husband" follows two polyg families that live in BFE (near Moab). It's one of these shows that is on TLC that highlights folks who are different (little people, fat people, multiple wives, etc).

But you all should watch for all the Cougar gear on display!

The most interesting thing to me about the show was where they lived, they have all these homes built inside these holes they've dug in the side of a canyon wall. I only watched about 15 minutes but I have no idea how they generate any income down there.