Suggestion
Please can anyone suggest me some good movies and series so i can stop thinking about the same thing
@sensitiveScarf594 what kind of genres do you like? (Such as action, horror, scifi, drama, period piece, comedy, etc?) I've got lots of possible suggestions but depends on what you like I think!
Idc about genres it's only about good concept
@sensitiveScarf594 well here's my huge list that is nowhere near as big as it could be, but I know getting massively long lists can also make it hard to want to watch any sometimes :P hopefully it's not too overwhelming
Movies:
•Minari - drama, very character-driven & emotional, family trying to start a farm
•The Wolf of Snow Hollow - horror, really well done (not as scary as it is just a good watch), strange killings happening in a small town
•The Vast of Night - Scifi, interesting concept and style, signs of a ufo in a small town
•Night of the Kings - drama I guess, cool concept, not a perfect movie but interesting, man in prison has to tell a story for as long as he can
•Wolfwalkers - animated movie, pretty art style and nice story, clash between city folk and nature
•Sound of Metal - drama, very emotional, drummer coping with losing his hearing
•His House - horror, has some new stuff in it not just a typical average horror movie, immigrants having a difficult time adjusting and coping with their past
•First Cow - drama, essentially a nice friendship movie, settlers stealing milk from the only cow around to make sweets
•Sputnik - scifi, a pretty good alien movie, Russian astronaut returns from space but something is wrong
TV shows:
•Odd Taxi - an anime if you don't mind those (but not a generic style), but short and good story. A bit fast paced dialogue though
•American Vandal - comedy/crime, kind of silly but fun
•The Last Dance - sports, I really do not care about sports or basketball at all but it was really well done so enjoyable to watch
•Glow - about female wrestling, pretty good
•Dead Like Me - I haven't watched this in a long time but I loved it when I did, interesting concept about becoming a reaper after you die
•Lovecraft Country - monsters, magic, and racism basically :P
•The Boys - a superhero show done quite differently, very violent
•Fargo - up and down with quality over the seasons but still great drama/crime show
•Over the Garden Wall - animated, good story and cute style, good to watch in the fall
•Supernatural - it really did have a good concept and story for like the first 5 seasons, wouldn't recommend after that though unless you just like the characters
•I also like the older shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Twin Peaks, and X Files, although they can be a bit long but if you don't mind the time commitment and can excuse the badly aged fx/wardrobe, they're actually really great
Maybe one of them could catch your attention and help bring a little distraction in :) I know I watch far too many things as distractions myself
What We Do in the Shadows is pretty much perfect for every occasion and need
Lucifer on N Dirk Gently on Hulu The Detour 12 Monkeys (show) on H Batman vs Superman on H Boss Level on Hulu Flight of the Cncrds The Rookie show on H You're the Worst on Hulu The Witcher on Ntflx Longmire on Ntf Shadow & Bone on N Eric Andre on H Get Out on Amz Outlander 5 seasons Net Lovecraft Country on HBO The Boys on Amz The Outsider on HBO True Detective show on H Game of thrones Hysterical doc on Hu Westworld on H or A Concrete Cowboy onNetflix The Crown on Ntflx $The Middle on H $Trial & Error sitcom on A Patriot show on Amz The Witcher on Ntflx The Outsider show Euphoria show The Righteous Gemstones show His Dark Materials show Succession show Oceans 8 movie on Amz Rosewater EuroTrip on Amz Tropic Thunder on Amz Ghostbusters 2016 $The Equalizer on Hulu Lost Resurrection Twin Peaks The Prisoner Lupin on Netflix Lovesick on Netflix Great News on Netflix Killing Eve on Netflix(?) Idiocracy BlackAF on Netflix The Lost Room Carnivale Fringe