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I reckon the sat nav bit isn’t too daft. Getting right to the front door though….
Depends on the satnav being used. There is one called what3words, which uses a system where the entire world is divided up into 3x3metre squares, each square allotted three unique words to identify it, so it’s possible to find a square that’s pretty much right in front of your door, and use the three words to get there with voice guidance.
https://what3words.com
The ending always feels unfinished in these Netflix films so they can leave it open up a season or two on the back of it.
I don't know what the breakdown is at Netflix on commissioned films vs bought in studio films that no-one else wanted cause they were shite.
I suspect the later will be the most common.
I don’t know what the breakdown is at Netflix on commissioned films vs bought in studio films that no-one else wanted cause they were shite.
I suspect the later will be the most common.
They have Robot-Jox AND Arena; two "gems" I last saw on the shelves of World of Video in 1991.
They have some good movies (and a lot of garbage as well) available where they have bought the rights to stream them, I was mainly refering to the Netflix branded ones though.
Robot-Jox AND Arena
Remember them!
As for this movie. Typically Netflix. Meaning just about ok to just above ok.
No spoilers please.
Probably advisable not to read a topic discussing a movie if you don't want to know what happens in that movie.
Personally, I thought it was mediocre. Mildly entertaining at times, interesting concept, and the apocalyptic angle is always a winner. The actual execution left me a bit bored and puzzled.
SPOILERS (for those concerned, who are in here living on the edge)
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It resonated the potential greatness and then sudden downfall of Jeepers Creepers.
The film really didn't need monsters.
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6/10.
Way better effort than 'How It Ends' (also on Netflix). That really is terrible.
How it ends was a 1/10. Birdbox 5/10. Not worth the hype It's getting at all. If Sandra bullock wasn't in it, you would have found it on DVD form in Poundland.