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[Sparkle]

Originally Posted by Dante

Has anyone seen the series, Breaking Bad? I am going to order it, I think, all 5 or 6 seasons!

I've seen a few episodes, it is very well made - but a little too tense for me.


I've been watching the new $100million series of "House of Cards" commissioned by and broadcast exclusively on Netflix.
It is directed by David Fincher and Joel Schumacher and stars Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright - it is REALLY GREAT!!!

Breaking Bad is Awesome!! Arrow is good too.

Currently loving Elementary. Modern Sherlock Holmes in 'merica with Jonny Lee Miller (of Trainspotting fame) as Sherlock and Lucy Lui as Dr.Watson.

Originally Posted by Sparkle

I've seen a few episodes, it is very well made - but a little too tense for me.


I've been watching the new $100million series of "House of Cards" commissioned by and broadcast exclusively on Netflix.
It is directed by David Fincher and Joel Schumacher and stars Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright - it is REALLY GREAT!!!

Ya oughta watch the Brit original. It was really good.

[Sparkle]

Originally Posted by Daktari

Ya oughta watch the Brit original. It was really good.

I have seen a couple of episodes!

I've recently watched both the Swedish and the UK versions of 'Wallander'.
Have you seen either?

I watched the Swedish version first and loved it.
I was really surprised to discover I enjoyed both (in different ways).
And I no longer think that Kenneth Branagh has become an over-inflated caricature of himself. I actually liked him as Wallander.

Have you seen the Norweigan version of 'The Missing'? A friend of mine, in Blighty, mentioned it. There is an American version I quite liked, I'm told the original version is great. But I can't find it anywhere.

[Kelt]

I've finished up Foyles War and truly enjoyed it.

I'm now onto Wallander (Brit version) about 4 episodes in and have another winner! May want to watch the Swede version too.

As long as the US doesn't get ahold of it, we'll be fine.

[TheMerryFairy]

I watched a movie called "Tiny Furniture" It was interesting in an odd way. I couldn't shut it off.

[Martina]

Recommendations:
Some of these were short-lived. All TV series. I rarely enjoy a regular movie anymore. I haven't watched all the episodes of all or even most of these, but enough to recommend them.

Life -- a cancelled network series with the guy who stars in Homeland.
Merlin
Supernatural
Sons of Anarchy
Warehouse 13
Dresden Files
Dirty Sexy Money
Commander in Chief
Lost Girl
Burn Notice
In Plain Sight
Star Trek Deep Space Nine
The West Wing
Alias
White Collar
Damages

On Amazon

Homeland
Justified
Covert Affairs
NCIS
Rizzoli and Isles
Leverage
Castle

[Emmy]

I was kinda disappointed with Kevin Spacey's 'House of Cards'. I thought I would love it since I'm a huge political nerd, but it just seemed a bit off somehow-- the political scandals didn't really ring true and were somehow less disturbing than a lot of real political scandals.

'Never Sorry' about Ai Wei Wei is really interesting and inspiring as is 'How to Survive a Plague'.

[Kelt]

Originally Posted by Kelt

I've finished up Foyles War and truly enjoyed it.

I'm now onto Wallander (Brit version) about 4 episodes in and have another winner! May want to watch the Swede version too.

As long as the US doesn't get ahold of it, we'll be fine.

Now halfway through the Swedish version, even better!

[Sparkle]

Originally Posted by Kelt

Now halfway through the Swedish version, even better!

Agreed! ....

[Sachita]

Did anyone see Albert Nobbs with Glenn Close? This is an amazing film.

Having for decades disguised herself as a man while working as a butler in a posh 19th-century Dublin hotel, a woman calling herself Albert Nobbs reconsiders her charade when a handsome painter arrives on the scene.

Holly I love love Downton Abby~! I'm addicted to it. I can't wait for season 4. I had to buy season 3 from Itunes.