[PPS]

Watched 'Broadchurch' on Netflix. A British Crime Drama set in a small seaside town. A pretty good & balanced series overall. Loved the male detective's accent, was something different and loved the stunning locales.

[GTO]

Guys, any reviews for Sons of Anarchy on Netflix? About motorcycle gangs & well-rated, so should be a BHPian favourite .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_03DBXL3Srw

[Gannu_1]

Originally Posted by GTO

Guys, any reviews for Sons of Anarchy on Netflix? About motorcycle gangs & well-rated, so should be a BHPian favourite .

Loved the series back when I watched it. And that was nearly 6 years back. Its a reasonably long show; I just checked - 7 seasons and 92 episodes.

It is about motorcycle clubs, lot of Harleys and Indian motorcycles, gang rivalry, family feuds, saas-bahu drama (western style not the Ekta Kapoor type) etc. You'll love it if you hold it long enough.

Some screenshots from the other forum TE's discussion thread (please excuse my over-enthu posts ):







Personal opinion - watch it.

[raksrules]

SOA is recommended. I have watched entire show few years back.

[srishiva]

Watching Fargo. Again I like the way its made, the acting and all which is very subtle and slow moving like life in small town America.

Was avoiding it thinking its Argo . Finished the first sub part of it and watching the Sioux falls episodes now.

[harry10]

Originally Posted by GTO

Guys, any reviews for Sons of Anarchy on Netflix? About motorcycle gangs & well-rated, so should be a BHPian favourite .

Saw it many years back.
First 4 seasons are quite good then it just dips in quality with lot of stuff repeating itself. Still if you persist with it then it has a good conclusion.

[udaji]

Started on Absentia (Prime). Quite gripping so far. Some holes in the story, but which thriller doesn't have any? At least 4 stars out of 5.

Then there is Extant. Sort of extra-terrestrial scifi. Terrible acting including Halle Berry. Can be easily skipped unless you have absolutely nothing else to view. No wonder they canceled the show at season 2.

[raksrules]

Wasn't able to find something new (hindi) to watch yesterday so watched "Afsos" on prime. It is timepass one time watch. Wouldn't say great but still good enough.

Also completed Bandish Bandits on prime. The liked the show as it was different from the other shows and I got to know few things about the "Gharana" concept in Indian Classical Music.


Any other newer suggestions appreciated.

[PPS]

Watched 'Line of Duty' on Netflix. This is one brilliant show! A British Police Drama on the Anti-Corruption Unit. The series keeps you glued with the twists & turns. The scripting & acting is top notch. If you thought Season 1 was good, then Season 2 & 3 betters it. By far the best British show that I have seen.

[hothatchaway]

Originally Posted by PPS

Watched 'Line of Duty' on Netflix. This is one brilliant show! A British Police Drama on the Anti-Corruption Unit. The series keeps you glued with the twists & turns. The scripting & acting is top notch. If you thought Season 1 was good, then Season 2 & 3 betters it. By far the best British show that I have seen.

Finished all 4 seasons last week. All were gripping. Thandie Newton in S4 was brilliant

[motorworks]

Just finished watching 6 episodes of The Spy on Netflix. Was very disappointed I would say. I had heard decent reviews and I had just watched Fauda, so I was expecting something good. But this series was poorly made, no depth in characters and nor is there any character development. I have read this story and the main aspect is how the Mossad agent gained trust amongst the Syrians. But here it seems so easily portrayed and almost naive at times. So all in all, very poor execution, and the fact that they have made this in English sort of pulls it down even further, lacks the authenticity.

After this, I have started watching Mindhunter on Netflix, I was drawn to this simply because of David Fincher, who has given us some fantastic movies. Have seen about 3 episodes so far, very slow, but there is surely intrigue, and the fact that its only 19 episodes gives some comfort, unlike few others which was a minimum of 40. I just hope it picks up pace at some point though.

[mayankk]

I've started on "Damages " , Sony.
It's quite decent, and Rose Byrne is absolutely adorable from 13 years ago.
Stars her and Glen close, who's brilliant as usual. It's a legal drama, with the main string in one whole season being one case, with developments on the side throughout.
It's very interesting and engaging, much more serious in its tone as compared to anything else.
4/5

[mvadg]

Waco - 5/5
I thought this was a great show - depicts both sides with sensitivity.

[PPS]

Watched 'Undercover' on Netflix. Its a Belgian-Dutch crime drama where undercover agents try to infiltrate a drug kingpin's operation. Its an ok watch, not that engrossing or gripping as one would like especially when compared to so many other good crime dramas.

[raksrules]

Does anyone here refer any website or app which gives suggestions on what shows one may like based on the watch history? Would love if there is trakt.tv integration or at least pull data from trakt.tv