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Gila! (2013)

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A small town finds itself being menaced by a gila monster of unusual size. TV movie remake of the...

The Happytime Murders (2017)

5.4 (18 Ratings) Rate It

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In the seedy underbelly of Los Angeles, two clashing detectives -- one human and the other a puppet...

Peter Brownhill (1 KP) rated Netflix in Apps

Jul 7, 2018

Netflix

Entertainment, Lifestyle

8.7

(588 Ratings)

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the quality of the TV series, especially Netflix own, is very good (0 more)

not a lot of great films (0 more)

Great TV and movie streaming service

I really like Netflix. I had to be converted after only really watching Amazon for a while. I love the variety of TV series available and Netflix own productions are generally well worth the time. The films though aren't that great. Yes, there are some really good movies on there but when you're looking through the categories you can see that a lot of the films are repeated quite often and the rest are pretty rubbish. But to be honest I do watch Netflix a lot more than Amazon now.

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Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated Rocky (1976) in Movies

Oct 2, 2020

Rocky (1976)

1976 | Drama, Romance, Sport

8.5

(72 Ratings)

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Sylvester Stallone (2 more)

Philadelphia

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What can be said about this movie still brilliant even better on the big screen must have seen the movie many a time on the TV but never on the big screen never been a boxing fan but it doesn't matter it's about ulimate underdog u know he won't win the match but to the audience he's the real winner and that's what makes rocky Balboa special anyway always worth a rewatch

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Terrordactyl (2016)

5.0 (3 Ratings) Rate It

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Ironic monster movie, made for TV. A fall of meteorites across California turns out to be the eggs...

monster movie dreaded ironic sensibility

David McK (3816 KP) rated Good Omens - Season 3 in TV

May 26, 2026 (Updated May 26, 2026)

'Good Omens' - the novel - was an early 90s collaboration between the late, great (sir) Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.

It never made it to TV until after Pratchett's death, with Gaiman heavily involved in the production of the show.

It was successful enough that there was a second season produced, following an unused idea that Pratchett and Gaiman had for a sequel.

And then there was a heavy fallout over real-world (alleged) actions by Gaiman that all but put the kibosh on the rumoured season 3.

Which is why Gaiman took a back step, and why the series - while even called 'Season 3', became a (roughly) 90 minutes or so TV movie instead, with the driver for the plot - at least initially - being the Second Coming.

The TV movie seems to speed through a lot of things as a result: it's very obvious that this was initially intended to be a series.

Still, enjoyable enough.