Train, Cakeday and "Movie and Series problem"

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Firefly
Star trek:voyaget
Big trouble in little china

As a TV serie I LOVE Lucifer. You can check it out.
As movies I would recommend Amelie and Leon.

People already mentioned stranger things and that's the only series I like so I can't help you much. But thanks for the train :)

Have you ever seen Dark City? One of my five favourite movies (the other ones being Interstellar, Avatar, Monsters Inc and Wall-E, but I'm sure you've seen them all), and yet not really well-known.

sopranos, breaking bad, the wire, the shield - these my fav tv series. then i liked one that they stopped after 1 or 2 season... forgot the name but it was awesome :(

Incendies
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Grand Budapest Hotel
After Life (Wandafuru Raifu)
Still Walking
Tokyo Story
Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Minds
Blancanieves
The Lobster
Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight

I don't watch Hollywood movies/Netflix/series that much, so sorry if my recommendation is a bit obscure :D

I will only recommend comedy, since I rarely watch anything else. No need for thriller, drama and the like, I get that enough in everyday life. ;)

Some excellent Irish and British comedy series:
Father Ted (a must-see TV series)
Black Adder (with the wonderful wit and wordplay of Rowan Atkins)
Black Books (drunk Irish owner of a bookshop who despises customers)
The IT Crowd (great nerdy show)
Green Wing (will test your very wacky British humour glands - definitely not for everyone)
The Office (the original British series made me cringe many times, the American copy is arguably easier to watch)
Goodnight Sweetheart (TV repair man accidentally travels through time to London during the Blitz and starts to lead a double life there and in the present—less of a "lough out loud" series, but funny and charming nonetheless)

Bump. Happy cake day!

Happy cake day!

The Expanse
Westworld
The Punisher

I skimmed through the comment and I didn't notice it, so I'll recommend the first 2 seasons of Prison Break. LOTS of twists and turns that you don't see coming, an intricate but fascinating plot (in later seasons it descends into farce, but here it's at its best).

And thanks for the GAs :)

recently i had a grand time watching the new punisher series. great stuff!

if you liked pulp fiction you might want to take a look at jackie brown and the kill bill movies.
sucker punch was both weird and cool.
also Léon (with portman, reno and oldman) was a real cracker back then.
the same goes for donnie darko.

eternal sunshine of the spotless mind is one of the most memorable movies i ever saw. i think everybody should watch that rather sooner than later. there is in fact stuff to think about and lessons to learn in there about love and second chances and all that jazz. just watch it and you will understand.

if you like sweet action and don't mind paper thin story then john wick 1 + 2 are a good way to spend the evening.

magnolia is another one of these movies you have to watch since you can't really describe them.

i guess i've got a lot more on my list but my coffee is getting cold here. ;P

Happy cake day! ^^
I don't really watch movies or tv shows often, so I don't really have anything to say on that topic.

ty for the train, and i know what you say...

here are some recommendation (i dont know if its for your taste but those are of the few i recently seen and were good by them self..so...hope it will fit...)

Megan Leavey
Hacksaw Ridge
Dunkirk
John Wick - chapter 2 is also great :)
6 Days
Now You See Me

edit: fix test=>taste

Mr. robot

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Thank you and bump :D

Sorry if has alredy been nominated but The Departed is really good (or the original HK version Infernal Affairs, almost same story, just the actors).
Pulp Fiction is a must, but Inglorious Bastards or Hateful Eight is great too (pretty much any Tarantino movie for me so...).
Fight Club, Lords of the Ring Trilogy, Gladiator, Braveheart, Road to Perdition, Fargo (movie, series is good to they say, i don't know), The Big Lebowsky, True Grit, Sin City... aaaa too many, i thinks this will be enough.
I don't watch series (i prefer anime) but Jessica Jones is really good and not the tipical "Marvel", it's dark and great, same for Daredevil (oh, the movie with Ben Affleck is great too).
P.S. Great list the one you made ;)

Happy cake day!
And I recommend this movies.
The World's Fastest Indian.
Billy Elliot.

Nice list! Thanks for the train, and have a bump1

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Happe cakeday, duszak!

No clue what you've seen and haven't seen, so I'm just gonna rattle some stuff off:

• Memento
• The Prestige
• The Illusionist
• The Green Mile
• Shawshank Redemption
• Snatch
• Suicide Kings
• Boondock Saints
• Smokin' Aces
• Lucky Number Slevin
• American Hustle
• Catch Me If You Can
• Blood Diamond
• Nightcrawler
• Cape Fear
• Awakenings
• Schindler's List
• The Imitation Game
• A Beautiful Mind
• Cinderella Man
• Straw Dogs
• The Machinist
• This Is Where I Leave You
• The Terminal

I haven't watched too much of anything lately, but some stuff I can recommend are:

• Whiplash: Great drama involving an up-and-coming jazz drummer and his sadistic teacher. J.K. Simmons deserved his Oscar for this movie, and it gets much darker when you find out how the director wanted the movie to end.

• Preacher: A show based off a 90's comic book about a preacher hunting down God with a vampire and his old girlfriend. I have some gripes about pacing throughout both seasons, but it's a decent expansion to the comics.

• True Detective: Only ever watched the first season, but I still want to see season 2, just to see if I'll hate it like apparently everybody else. The first few episodes drag, but it gets much faster by the end of episode 4. It's an interesting character study, and both leads deliver excellent roles.

• Oldboy: I've only seen the 2013 remake, but I think you could watch either version and be alright. It's about a man who gets kidnapped for years on end, only to be released without warning, and he seeks revenge. Both versions have interesting bits, and the ending will make your jaw drop.

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Happy cake day! You seem to have a particular taste for dramas so we don't have much in common for me to recommend. I guess off the top of my head would be Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile.

happy cake day and bump !

I like Interstellar and Sully.