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    Deadtectives (2018)

    Deadtectives (2018)

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    After a team of reality TV ghost hunters experience true paranormal activity, they must figure out a...

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    A childless couple, María and Ingvar discover a mysterious newborn on their farm in Iceland. The...

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Amy (29 KP) rated Netflix in Apps

Feb 10, 2019  
Netflix
Netflix
Entertainment, Lifestyle
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8.7 (589 Ratings)
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The different genres (1 more)
Netflix series
How little they renew films (2 more)
They don't have classics on there
The price is a little steep
We have Netflix connected to our TV and phones, which is a god send. We often download programmes and films for long journeys which is a bonus. The only things I do struggle with is the fact that they don't often renew the films so we often go over to now TV and its getting so expensive. It's hiked massively since we first started using it. But we cannot justify the 5.99 a month just for the 1 device so alas, we continue to pay
  
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David McK (3495 KP) rated The Hound of the Baskervilles in Books

Jun 16, 2019  
The Hound of the Baskervilles
The Hound of the Baskervilles
Arthur Conan Doyle | 2015 | Fiction & Poetry
8
8.1 (14 Ratings)
Book Rating
Perhaps the most famous of Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes mysteries, in which the super-sleuth investigates the supposed Baskerville family curse of the hell-hound on the moors.

What else can I say? Originally serialised by Arthur Conan Doyle, there's been many attempts to adopt this for TV, film or stage over the years, right through from the classic Basil Rathbone 1939 classic (and which many - myself included - still envisage Holmes as) to the more modern BBC Benedict Cumberbatch TV series, one of which has an episode largely based on this story.

Mysterious deaths, ghostly hell-hounds, escaped convicts and the marshy moors all play a part in this ...
  
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Lee (2222 KP) created a post in Smashbomb Feedback

Jul 3, 2018  
In addition to being able to review a TV season as a whole, I think being able to review individual episodes would be good. I used to use a review app which did this, and it's the only thing I miss in Smashbomb. Sometimes an episode is outstanding, sometimes it's just awful, and you may want to review it or discuss it with others the day after the episode aired live on TV, or the day after you streamed it online, without having to wait for the end of the season to review the season as a whole. Just a thought, not sure how feasible/practical this is.
   
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Katie (868 KP) Jul 3, 2018

I like them, but they are often repetitive.

I like your idea about the episodes though. Some seasons/series I would rate poorly but individual episodes are great. Or vice versa.
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Bird (1704 KP) Jul 3, 2018

Hi Lee - thanks for the suggestion.

We actually assessed this when we added the TV category and it was decided that adding individual shows would be extremely hard to manage at this stage.

We have it in mind still though for when the site grows further and we have more people power!

Keep them coming ?
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Paul Schneider recommended Tokyo Olympiad (1965) in Movies (curated)

 
Tokyo Olympiad (1965)
Tokyo Olympiad (1965)
1965 | Documentary, Sport
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"The most visual of all world events was for so long reduced to television coverage. In Tokyo Olympiad, it was finally handled by an artist of the caliber the event deserved. With our one TV channel, the Olympics were a big deal in my house. For two weeks, bedtimes and TV time limits were thrown out the window, and we youngsters rejoiced. But what I saw then on NBC couldn’t prepare me for the radically elevated portrayal Kon Ichikawa achieves. His film offers the Olympic events as the compositional feasts they were, not just a score tally. (Also, the best movie ever to fold laundry to.)"

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