A Good Movie To Watch / Netflix

[Dionysus]

Someone sent this link to me today. I really like Netflix but I sometimes feel like I've seen everything that's good so there might be a few gems here that are worth watching.

I've seen a few on the list and thought they were pretty good. I wonder what @FAST FRED thinks?

AGoodMovieToWatch.com/netflix/23-best-netflix/

 

[snek]

Yeesh, I've only seen one of those, Beginners. It was great. Thanks for this list.

 

[NBHorn7]

I saw #22, "The World's Fastest Indian." Pretty interesting account of Burt Munro, going to Utah, to set the speed record at the Salt Flats.

Heck of a motor, on that 1920 Indian, was hard to take it seriously, till you saw it run.

Munro was a real character too, if the portrayal of him, was factual, maybe Hopkins just played him that way.

I have had #20, "Lawless," on my DVR, for a long time, still haven't watched it yet.

I started to watch #18 "Nebraska," one night a while back, but something else came up, I don't remember what, so I didn't.

Bruce Dern was my favorite villain, in movies, when I was a kid. He was always a villain, so I was going to watch, Nebraska, to see what it was like, to see him not play one.

 

[OldHippie]

I've seen The World's Fastest Indian, A Single Man and Adventureland. I'd probably give them all 3 stars out of 5. Not great but held my attention throughout. Unless I was particularly interested in the specific topic or character, each would be take-it or leave-it for me.

 

[CedarParkFan]

The Thin Blue Line is a good documentary. It's a bit too long, but worth the watch.