Without any particular order ~Any BBC nature documentary ~Skins (first season) if its still on there ~Lost ~Peaky Blinders ~The Office ~Narcos ~Designated Survivor ~Trailer Park Boys ~Friends ~Roman Empire ~Bojack Horseman ~Stranger Things ~Merlin ~The Great British Baking Show ~Medici ~Bodyguard ~Breaking Bad (except I couldn't get into the last season) ~Dexter (also didn't finish last season) ~Weeds
- Billions (finance series, cat and mouse style, very enjoyable with good leads, a-list cast) - Peaky Blinders (mafia series, old Britain, sex and violence, tom hardy is comedy gold)
Just finished season 2 of You. Pretty good watch if you're into crime fiction or psychological thrillers.
TV Series The OA - (Psychological "Thriller") that follows a story of a blind girl who went missing for years, eventually being seen again as a young woman. She sets out to find solutions to her problems. Good Girls - (Comedy-drama Crime show) The story follows three families who are poor and/or bankrupt, and will do anything to save their families! The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina - (Supernatural Mystery/Drama) Story follows Sabrina and her adventures as she goes deeper into the cauldron of hell. American Horror Story - (Supernatural Horror Anthology) Each season is a new setting and story! Follows reoccuring actors and actresses to develop a great anthology series! I recommend watching; (s1, Murder House)(s2, Asylum)(s3, Coven)(s5, Hotel)(s7, Cult)(s8, Apocalypse)(s9, 1984) The Good Place - (Comedy) Everyone dies, so what happens after? Follow Eleanor as she figures out how to stay in "The Good Place". Big Mouth - (Adult Comedy) Animations are great to watch, binge watch about how a group of kids go through their adolescence. Money Heist - (Crime Drama) Spanish film that will get you on your toes rooting for a group of robbers as they raid the national treasury. Black Mirror - (Scifi/Supernatural Anthology) Ever thought of technology being more than what you expected? Mind blowing episodes to make your mind shoot out bricks. The Witcher - (Fantasy) Ever watched GoT? Adventure back to medieval times with a beast slayer! Kingdom - (Supernatural Drama) Korean Zombie-flick series that is sure to keep you interested as you binge watch! A deadly virus has started to turn people who are infected to turn into zombies! The Haunting of Hill House - (Supernatural/Horror Mystery) Follow into a mansion filled with spooks and scares with haunting of the Hill House. The family that moves in sure are loosened up in this one!
Film Favs In this Corner of the World (2016) - Drama History This animation takes place during World War 2 and is ready to let you experience the lifestyle of a Japanese civilian during war times. Always Be My Maybe (2019) - Romantic Comedy Set in San Francisco, follow the true experience of the Bay Area. Enjoy some laughs with the cast (Ali Wong, Randall Park, Keanu Reeves, Daniel Dae Kim) as the work out their relations. Train to Busan (2016) - Zombie Thriller Not everyday turns out to be just like any other day. In this Korean film, follow what happens to a man and his daughter traveling on a train to visit her mother when an outbreak happens! Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) - Fantasy/Scifi Animation I can't say any more than a classic super hero, with an amazing animation production. Love Death + Robots (2019) - Anthology Animation Short Films I didn't add this to the tv list because this deserves to be credited as a short film collection. Amazing animation production and development went into this anthology series to create short films that makes you feel joy, fear, weird, and amazed. The Pursuit of Happyness (2006) - Drama With the new technology being produced in the health field, see what happens to a man and his child when he cannot produce enough sales to support his child. A true tear breaker! The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016) - Mystery Horror Like interesting mystery? Try finding out who's dead body this is! Spooky scares (I wasn't really scared but it is a fun watch). Murder Mystery (2019) - Murder Mystery Comedy Follow Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler as they embark and a vacation with an upgrade by a friend they met along the plane. Classic comedy with a who killed who?! Bird Box (2018) - Supernatural Drama Thriller Something has invaded the Earth and anyone who sees the creatures, makes the person cut loose (insert pg13 pun here). Follow Malorie as she tries to stay alive living in the dark. What Happened to Monday (2017) - Mystery Drama Overpopulation of humans on Earth has caused a worldwide crisis. Follow a group of identical-septuplet(6) sisters, as they figure out What Happened to Monday? The Ritual (2017) - Mystery Horror A group of campers set out to commemorate the death anniversary of their friend. However, deep in the woods they find something unusual happening around them.. Will you survive the night? Honorable Mentions: A Silent Voice, Flavors of Youth, Kill Bill Vol 1 + 2 I would add more if I had more time!
People are sleeping on Brooklyn Nine-Nine. I don't usually watch comedy because I can't stand the laugh track they add after every sentence, fortunately Brooklyn 99 doesn't use it. The show is amazing, the cast is amazing(watched a lot of their interviews) and the comedy is great. If you've never watched anime and are curious about it I would recommend Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood / Sword Art Online(Up until episode 13 ish). Both are filled with the proper amount of action and storytelling, and FMAB barely has any fan service which imo is great. I truly think FMAB is the better show by far but I personally like SAO more.
For those who're a fan of SAO and, like me, miss more of the sword-swinging side of things than the later seasons- don't miss out on the SAO 'Ordinal Scale' 2017 movie. It's phenomenal, truly nostalgic to SAO's original premise and is a feast to your eyes, with plenty of fan service. Both in terms of the original SAO season one animation style as well as some Asuna-specific fan service for those who're men or women of culture.
That's the consensus of most watchers but it's honestly the complete fault of the director. First season was great because a majority followed source material and the drastic changes at this point in the story wouldn't have interfered with that. Unfortunately, due to the massive changes that the director made, the second season wasn't capable of resembling the second book at all. It's pretty much no longer Altered Carbon but I still stand be S1.
