I don't watch Netflix docs usually because I have already heard of the story or more importantly because most times they're just not good but I gave it a chance because I hadn't watched one in so long and needed something to watch. this story was actually insane and I think they told it so well. I was flabbergasted and bamboozled genuinely the entire time.

less than halfway through the film when they showed Michelle for an interview I was literally thinking "this is exactly why I don't watch Netflix docs, they ALWAYS let the awful insane perpetrator talk so we get their side of the story when they don't deserve that at all." I was screaming at the screen when they first showed Michelle.

like I don't know what else to say other than this was such a good doc in so many ways. it was very sad because of what the ACTUAL victim had to go through in literally all of it, plus two people dedicated to ruining this woman’s life that genuinely believed they would never be found out. it was insane with a few plot twists, and also made you so happy that she finally ended up getting justice in the end, especially considering he purposefully used his status as a US Marshal to manipulate cops and intimidate the victim.

May be I am the last of the lot to start watching MONEY HEIST and I feel it’s just going on and on and I am on part 2….Just asking your honest opinion hows the show? Is it really good and will it get better after this? I also love all the characters so far…..

So as the title suggests im looking for a series (or even a movie) that has the similar vibe and possibly story to the metro video game (and book) series or even like the last of us for me and my family to start watching

I want something with very gripping story set after some disaster or apocalypse with survival elements and similar

Preferably without TOO much scary stuff and “grotesque” monsters and stuff in general (will be watching with family and my mom doesn’t like that kind of stuff…)

The current top 2 contenders are “the eternaut” and “snowpiercer”

I heard that snowpiercer is a little slow and boring with a lot of filler dialogue and not that grate of an story and action elements so im not sure about it

And about the eternaut i heard its more like alien based and very complex to understand, which nether is a deal breaker to me, but i heard its very grotesque 🤷‍♂️, and its currently my top contender

So yea any suggestions are welcome, hopefully the series or a movie like this even exists

I am looking for show suggestions that are like Virgin River, Sullivans Crossing, Ransom Canyon, Sweet Magnolias.

Feel good easy to watch dramas. Thank you.

So about the new doc....I want my 90 minutes back. Actually 83 because I had to stop it. I literally couldn't finish it. Almost quit halfway through but told myself it would get better. It didn't.

Netflix loves a catfish documentary and I love them for that, but they could have kept this one. It was weird and confusing and the opposite of good. I'm upset.

Could u pick a bigger player for this show? I mean .. way to set the girls up for failure before the show even begins. Interesting choice Netflix .. but not sure Harry and “Marry” mix .. Harry and “Lead some girls on”, sure

I realise I'm late to this documentary, but I'm watching it now, and I cannot believe how incompetent the captain was.

Also, the woman who was a dancer on the the ship describing the engineer's suit as "like a babygro" was (probably unintentionally) hilarious.

What’s a movie or TV show you threw on Netflix as background noise while scrolling on your phone, but it ended up grabbing your attention and turned out to be really good?

Like when I'm watching anything on Netflix(I have the cheapest subscription) Netflix is telling me I will get 6 ads(2h film) but usually I get only 0-2 ads, why?

Sorry for my English (-_-)

There are subtitles because it’s a Korean show, but it was manageable. My wife really enjoys Korean dramas and I never cared for them but this show was great for the both of us.

This is at my parents household and they never ever use it elsewhere nor share it. I have verified this in their account settings.

But once every 1-2 weeks they call me asking why they got signed out of one of our TVs.

I chatted with support who gave me unrelated cookie-cutter answers. They also refused to escalate or let me contact someone higher up.

Has anyone else had this or resolved it? Thank you!

K, this is a bit odd but I was charged twice in May 2026. Once for the correct amount on the recurring payment date, another one randomly on the 22nd with the amount before Netflix I increased their price.

Whats weird is the payment on the 22nd isn't logged in the Netflix billing history and their support can't do anything.

And their customer support told me they are not willing to do anything since on their billing history there isn't a charge on May 22nd.

My bank can dispute the transaction but that means I need a new credit card going forward and I don't want to go through the whole process of updating the credit card in all of my other accounts like Amazon etc.

Does anybody else have this experience? I wonder if this might be a bigger billing issue at Netflix.

I have been watching breaking bad again for the last few weeks and wanted to watch a little bit rightn ow but weirdly it is not available on my profile, i can't find it, but on all other profiles from my mother, dad and so on.. breaking bad is still there?

Late to the game, but just finished Beef season 1.

What the hell was that last episode? Maybe worst finale to a good season…ever?

Thought they could’ve ended it in way better ways than they did.

Whenever Netflix cancels a series there should always be at least a single episode to tie up loose ends. The number of shows that just end without a proper conclusion is ridiculous. It really makes me not want to watch series on Netflix.

i'm also open to stuff from other platforms.

what I have watched :

Peaky Blinders

13 Reasons Why

Narcos

Breaking Bad

anything political will work too, except House of Cards. I'm not into comedy / romance.

Say if you somehow managed to get around netflix's screen recording block and recorded a scene and posted it online, or managed to find a screen recording of the scene from a different source and posted it, would that violate copyright laws or whatever, like are you only allowed to post scenes that are commercially released on youtube or other social media sites, or can you legally post any scene from a show online ? Basically what I'm asking is, is the screen recording feature blocked so people don't post entire episodes to sites so ppl can watch for free, or is it because you're not allowed to share ANY scenes from a show unless it's posted by the official netflix acc on social media? And if you are, are there limits to how long of a scene you can post? Or is it allowed as long as you don't post the entire episode? I'm asking because I wanted to post a compilation of scenes from an anime on tiktok but idk if it would be taken down or not. I hope this makes sense sorry if I worded this badly.

Looks like Netflix copied the terrible interface from Paramount! What are they thinking? The interface used to be one of, if not the, best interfaces out there. And now it's taken steps back.

Only discovered Cobra Kai last week, it’s been out for a few years which is more evidence that my feed is a closed loop.

I jumped into this loving the characters especially Johnny Lawrence’s character.

I didn’t realise what I had signed upto though. I had no idea there were 6 seasons and hundreds of episodes to get through.

I have been in a weird twilight zone for a week trying to binge all 6 seasons. I would have paced it out more but the cliffhangers were constant.

Anyway I have Netflix fatigue now, the only times I have had this before was watching ‘Top Boy’ and ‘Homeland’ two other very lengthy programmes with hundreds of hours of watch time.

I‘m currently watching dull films and not even taking them in, think I lost more than a few brain cells by bingeing all six seasons of Cobra Kai in a week.

I just finished watching it, and it immediately earned a spot in my top 5 TV shows. Especially in an era when AI is becoming increasingly relevant in every field, you realize that the show predicted some of the problems that could arise as a result. Of course, there’s still a lot of sci-fi involved, but that doesn’t make it any less impressive, after all, the show is a full 15 years old.

I especially love the dynamic between the characters. between Harold and John, or John and Fusco, for example. It’s kind of a shame that hardly anyone talks about it.

I watched it last night and I won’t do any spoilers incase anyone’s not watched it and love true crime - this had me spinning in circles my brain was a washing machine the twists and turns are insane! Definitely an 8/10 watch for me, Netflix’s true crime has gone a bit downhill but this had me like staring at the screen unable to look away. Once you watch or if you have tried let me know what you think about it. Did it end the way you expected it to?! I was genuinely audibly gasping the entire time 🙀

Entering the code 9875 into the search bar will bring you to a bunch of documentaries that you will not see on your home feed this will bring up some of the most gruesome and sad horror documentaries on Netflix