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Vegp (6 KP) rated Netflix in Apps

Jan 29, 2019

Netflix

Entertainment, Lifestyle

8.7

(588 Ratings)

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Great Netflix originals (1 more)

Always something to watch

Could have a better selection of horror (0 more)

Really good but could be slightly better

Loving Netflix these days, it's definitely improved over the last few years, especially with must watch series's. Everyone in my house uses it and there's something for everyone. I would like a better selection of horror films but you can't have everything I suppose and for the price I really shouldn't complain.

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Whit83 (18 KP) Jan 30, 2019

I agree with you on the horror movie selection.

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Clavanna (27 KP) Feb 4, 2019

Same here. Always searching through the horror selection hoping that they have added something good.

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Red Oaks - Season 1

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TV Season Watch

An Amazon Originals Series - A coming-of-age comedy set in the "go-go" 80s about a college student...

Little Oxford Dictionary of Word Origins

Julia Cresswell

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Book

Did you know that coconut derives from the Spanish and Portuguese coco for 'grinning face'? Or that...

Oxford School Dictionary of Word Origins

John Ayto

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Book

This new paperback edition of the Oxford School Dictionary of Word Origins gives an engaging insight...

Origins: The Search for Our Prehistoric Past

Frank H. T. Rhodes

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Book

X-Men Origins: Wolverine Uncaged Edition

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Video Game

The Mighty Captain Marvel Vol. 3: Dark Origins

Margaret Stohl

6.5 (2 Ratings) Rate It

Book

As Captain Marvel, Carol Danvers has traveled to almost every inch of the planet - and beyond! Now...

David McK (3692 KP) rated The Ring of Solomon (Bartimaeus, #0.5) in Books

Jan 13, 2026

Bartimaeus prequel, which moves the setting from modern-day(ish) London to ancient Israel, largely set in the courts of King Solomon and dealing with his relationship with the Queen of Sheba.

It's still the same 'world', in that magicians hold the power, with their power itself flowing from the captured spirits and djinni who must carry out their wishes - the wise-cracking Bartimaeus being one such.

This was an enjoyable read, mainly for the different setting after the London of the originals, that did not overstay its welcome. Parts of it, however, were quite obvious from a long (long) way away.