Essential Official Netflix Thread

[Lord_nikon]

Why would you want it dubbed fam?

I like it in their native language. ..you can sort of get the subtleties

I know man, just lazy or maybe I just read to slow or something ,, nevertheless some of the best movies I have see are in a different language.

I have been trying to gain the energy for 6 years now to watch pan labyrinth

 

[shadowking]

Good movie. French Canadian.

 

[Stress Welker]

Nah, that shyt was dope. Creepy AF.... had my GF scared into the night and we watched it during the afternoon

I personally found nothing about the movie creepy or scary. Glad your GF and you enjoyed it though.

 

[PimpHandStrong]

Looks legit

 

[BXKingPin82]

watched 2 episodes of Seven Seconds early this morning.

shoulda named that shyt "You Will Hate Every Single White Person on this Show Fairly Easy"

 

[STAN JONES]

 

[STAN JONES]

watched 2 episodes of Seven Seconds early this morning.

shoulda named that shyt "You Will Hate Every Single White Person on this Show Fairly Easy"

My girl was watching this shyt last night when i came home

I don’t even know why nikkas waste their time watching shyt like this

You already know it’s just gonna piss you off

 

[BobbyBooshay]

 

[BobbyBooshay]

Bad Guys
The Outsider
Edna
Roxanne Roxanne


Looks good

 

[dvdjamm]

 

[BobbyBooshay]

 

[dvdjamm]

Rob Liefeld’s Extreme Universe Lands At Netflix

Netflix has bet big on the Extreme Universe of graphic novel characters hatched by Rob Liefeld, whose disruptive Deadpool creation was the blockbuster movie surprise of 2016. Netflix has made a seven-figure rights deal, and Akiva Goldsman will set up and oversee a high-end writers’ room — similar to ones he has run for the Ology series, and the Transformers spinoffs — to generate a series of feature films with connective tissue, anchored by Liefeld’s comic book creations. Goldsman, Liefeld and Brooklyn Weaver will be the producers. Weed Road’s Greg Lessans will be exec producer.

The marriage between Extreme Universe and Goldsman came out of an earlier deal for Liefeld’s Avengelyne, which he is developing to direct at Paramount. The new deal gives Netflix a shot at a branded series of films. Extreme Universe covers six comic books, encompassing more than 50 characters that include Brigade, Bloodstrike, Cybrid, Re-Gex, Bloodwulf and Kaboom. An earlier deal had been struck involving producer Graham King and Fundamental Films, but that did not work out and Netflix stepped up.

The Extreme Universe characters are written very much in the subversive, edgy style that defined Deadpool. The Fox film became the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever, with a sequel opening May 18.

Essentially, Netflix has bet on a beachhead of fresh IP consisting of new characters for the big screen, at a time when superhero IP is in short supply.

“Rob Liefeld’s Extreme Universe features gritty stories and distinctive characters,” said Netflix feature film chief Scott Stuber. “Akiva’s creative voice has been behind some of the largest movie franchises, making him uniquely capable of helping bring these superheroes from the Extreme Universe to life for Netflix.”

Netflix is eager to create more new IP after it ordered a sequel from its first big sci-fi tentpole, the David Ayer-directed Will Smith-Joel Edgerton-starrer Bright.

 

[newarkhiphop]

"Ravenous"

French zombie flick

all overseas zombie movie's>>> American

 

[MidniteJay]

"Ravenous"

French zombie flick

all overseas zombie movie's>>> American

28 Days/Weeks remains my most favorite.

 

[dvdjamm]

Barack & Michelle Obama in Talks to Produce Netflix Shows

Barack and Michelle Obama – former president and first lady of the U.S. – are in talks to produce and possibly host shows for Netflix. As hard as it may be to believe sometimes, time really does fly, and it’s been over a year since the Obama family vacated the White House. Since the exit of Barack Obama as commander-in-chief – and the subsequent ascendancy of Donald Trump to that same job – the Obamas have been fairly quiet on the public stage, seemingly choosing to stay out of the fray. This is fairly common for former presidents and first families to do, so as to let the new administration govern without direct opposition from the previous one.

It looks like the Obamas have reached the point where they think they should return to the spotlight though, which is of course sure to annoy their detractors. On the other hand, Barack and Michelle both remain very popular personally, and there are surely many people eager to see them weigh in on current events. That said, it seems fair to say that very few would have expected the Obamas to get into the TV business.

According to The New York Times though, that’s exactly what the former POTUS and FLOTUS plan to do. Both Barack and Michelle are reportedly in talks with Netflix to produce and potentially host original shows for the streaming giant. While a deal is not yet finalized, negotiations between the Obamas and Netflix are said to be in the advanced stages.

Contrary to what one might expect in these politically charged and divided times, the programs potentially coming from a deal with the Obamas are not planned to be direct responses to the Trump administration or to Republican critics of the former president and his family. Instead, Barack and Michelle want to highlight inspirational stories, and create programming designed to uplift viewers. That may not be quite the pointed political content that some of the Obamas’ more dedicated supporters would prefer, but it would at least create a large platform that could potentially be used to speak directly to the American people about important topics.

Those who would prefer to see the Obamas discuss political subjects likely won’t be entirely disappointed at least, as another proposed show idea would see Barack and/or Michelle moderating panel discussions about issues that are near and dear to them, or were important to the Obama presidency. Such topics would likely include health care, voting rights, immigration, foreign policy, climate change, and nutrition. It’s currently unknown what the former president and first lady stand to be paid if a deal with Netflix goes through, but Apple and Amazon have also reportedly expressed interest in courting the former first couple to create content.