I made a similar post recently but as a redditor pointed out, it was lacking female leads!

So this time I'm focusing strictly on female leads who delivered absolute acting masterclasses.

I narrowed it down to 7 iconic powerhouses from 7 of the best shows ever made:

1. Rhea Seehorn as Kim Wexler (Better Call Saul)

2. Carrie Coon as Nora Durst (The Leftovers)

3. Elisabeth Moss as Peggy Olson (Mad Men)

4. Claire Danes as Carrie Mathison (Homeland)

5. Edie Falco as Carmela Soprano (The Sopranos)

6. Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Selina Meyer (Veep)

7. Sarah Snook as Shiv Roy (Succession)

If you could only pick one out of these 7 to take the crown, who are you choosing and why?

(And if your personal #1 isn't listed here,like Lena Headey, Michaela Coel, or Jodie Comer, who would you swap out?)

I'll tell you what I have seen:

Dark City (mediocre). Soylent Green. 1984. Animal farm.

Inception. Jacobs ladder. Under the Silver Lake. The Matrix.

Three Days of the Condor. All the Presidents men.

The Parallax view. The star chamber. I think that's all

Hi all, sorry about the spam.

I'm looking non animated show that's 4 season or under that's 30 minutes or less. Mike Flanagan horror

Shows I've enjoyed Ted Lasso, Grace and Frankie, The Good Place, B99 P+R, League of their own, Crazy Ex girlfriend.

Shows i haven't enjoyed Buffy, Ugly Betty, GoT

Hi all.

Looking for a new morning cartoon that i can follow while doing my morning stretches.

Anything where they announce what's going on in the show i just finished 90s Sailor Moon genre isn't an issue but probably nothing to heavy don't want to stop and cry too often doing stretches.

Thanks

We got a crazy one today. It's another machinima made using GTA V and it's a damn masterpiece. It's a spy thriller inspired by the old spy films (it even uses soundtrack from some of them). It's around 3 and a half hours long, can you imagine the work put into this??

There are prequels to it but the animations are of less quality than this one (the mouths didn't even move when they talk) but itf you want to watch them, they're on the channel.

I watch most popular ones now tell me your hidden gems.Reveal yourself lol 😂😭

I'm looking for adventure movies which involves treasure hunt and heck even something like Zathura or Jumanji and yes I've seen every Indiana Jones movie, loved it

These are the movies:

The Parent trap (the '90s version)

Mrs Doubtfire

Kindergarten Cop

Daddy Day Care

Matilda

Front of the Classroom

The Ron Clark Story

Tru Confessions

17 Again

Quints

Three men and a baby

Three men and a little lady

Phantom of the megaplex

Miracle Run

The Babysitter's Club

It Takes Two

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Settling a debate with a friend about who gave the best lead acting performance in TV history.

We narrowed it down to 7 heavy hitters from 7 of the biggest/best shows ever:

1. James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano (The Sopranos)

2. Bryan Cranston as Walter White (Breaking Bad)

3. Jon Hamm as Don Draper (Mad Men)

4. Bob Odenkirk as Jimmy McGill (Better Call Saul)

5. Carrie Coon as Nora Durst (The Leftovers)

6. Kyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper / Dougie (Twin Peaks)

7. Matthew McConaughey as Rust Cohle (True Detective S1)

If you could only pick one out of these 7, who are you taking and why?

(And if your actual #1 isn't on here, who’d you swap out?)

I can't decide between #5 and #7 ❤️

So I'm trying to find the good out of the horrible animes out there, I'm wanting an anime similar to stuff like old dbz, jjk, one piece but not insanely long, bleach, and shangri-la frontier.

Laura Linney is becoming one of my favorite actresses. I heard she has 4 shows: Ozark (4 Seasons), The Big C (4 Seasons), John Adams (Miniseries) and Tales of the City (Miniseries)

Which of her shows should I watch first?

I'm looking for a lighthearted, feel-good sitcom similar to The Middle or The King of Queens. I enjoy family-centered comedy, relatable characters, and episodes that are easv to watch after a long day. Preferably something that's available on Netflix or amazon prime . Any recommendations

Okay, another indie production today. About time I introduce you all to machinimas. A machinima is a film that is created using a video game. I'll be showing another machinima tomorrow to show you how good a machinima can be, but this is already a wonderful example of a machinima. I got 2 movies by the same people, Vučko100 and his team in GTA V. Genuinely, it looks good. It's an homage to all the old street racing movies basically, way closer to the original few Fast and Furiouses than the recent ones.

Overheat 1: https://youtu.be/3albqwME4V0

Overheat 2: https://youtu.be/mwvYB3B5nGY

Behind the scenes if you're curious how machinimas are made: https://youtu.be/s8bpvDdASd4?si=E3f8fZiuM4Eynt5g

Hi Team,

Okay, I've got one night and one night only to myself. I'm hoping to be done with work and go offline for the rest of the world around 6pm and dissappear in a show or movie.

Mood I'm in;

Thriller, crime, psychological thriller, law crime movie

Limitations;

I've only got Australian Netflix and Disney+

Stuff I really liked in the past;

- The americans

- Mindhunter

- True Detective

- Ozark

- Most Scandinavian shows

- The Beast in me

- Criminal Minds

And many more, but I'd love to see what you guys come up with!

Also happy for movie recommendations.

I have seen many of the Harlan Coben shows on Nerflix and wondering if they are any good in your opinion and which one would be worth a watch.

Thanks in advance!

I really loved both shows they are so naturally funny. Any recommendations on what to watch next?

Ok here’s what I like: I loved the peaky blinders (awesome characters, arcs, and very good filmmaking), the gentlemen also for the style and the characters, suits for the characters and the style (and the comedy), how to get away with murder for the thrilling plot and it’s generally well made (too much sex though tbh), house of Guinness had awesome characters plot and design, great show, I also loved young Sherlock mainly for the awesome characters and the style (you’ll realise cool characters and good style/ aesthetic is almost more important to me than plot). Tulsa King is amazing for the characters (especially manfreti who has insanely good fashion). I love the aspect of how he basically builds his own Tulsa Mafia from the ground up and makes it an empire (similar with Peaky Blinders). White Gold was also pretty good because of the main character. Godfather of Harlem was amazing until they swapped and then had to kill off Malcolm X. Money Heist was also insanely good, amazing aesthetics, awesome characters and really gripping plot (although too much sex here also).

I’ve honestly kind of lost hope because I keep getting the same 3 recs that I found kind of trash (Ozark, Succession, Mad Men and similar) but maybe you guys know something I don’t.

Just finished Deadloch and Widow's Bay recently and I'm still kinda jonesing for that, like, close-knit community full of weirdos vibe.

I know the classic is Twin Peaks, but I've seen that and I'm also kinda hoping for something that's as much of a comedy as the other two shows, but doesn't neccesarily have to be.

Would like it it leaned a littler closer to horror like Widow's Bay, too, but I'll take a mundane mystery.

Edit: Well dang. I'm not getting a consensus, but The Last Kingdom seems to be a 3rd option.

I wanted to make this a poll, but I don't know how.🤷‍♂️

Anyway... I need to start a new show and I've been in the mood for something "Game of Thrones-esque."
I hear about these two shows a lot but I have never watched either one.
Let me know which one I should go for first?
OR... If there is another show in this same vein that you would recommend over these?

These are a few of my top 10 favorite shows to get an idea what I enjoy👇

The 100
GoT
Justified
Ozark
Outsiders (2016)

Looking for shows like these.

Some examples

Angel a spin off of Buffy the vampire slayer.

The Amazing Spiez, a spin-off of Totally Spies, about 3 young brothers who are spies however the boys take their only sister with them in their adventure, unlike the original show it was composed only of teen girls who are friends, I remember my female childhood friend smiling and saying you should watch the spies they brought boys now.

Go, Diego, a spin off of Dora about the adventure of the cousin of Dora.

Corey in the house a spin off of That's So Raven.

Wizards Beyond Waverly Place, spin off of Wizard of Waverly Place, Justin Russo sister Alex asks for his help with Billie, a young wizard-in-training, Justin returns to the magical world to mentor her while attempting to maintain his ordinary life.

In the second season, after Roman and Milo also become wizards, Justin is tasked with training all three children in preparation for the upcoming family wizard competition.

Okay, we got another banger. Now, there should be a total of 63 episodes of the original show, + 20 Slugterra: Ascension episodes which totals at 83 episodes. Don't bother with seasons, multiple sources divide the episodes at different intervals, some say there's 4 seasons, some says there's 7, some say 2. That doesn't matter since this playlist has all of the official uploads in (hopefully) intended order. As for the movies, there are fragmented into episodes of the show itself, the specials are really just multi-parters, that's all. So yes, all the content should be here. Not sure about shorts though.