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Northwind said:
It's "The Staged Show" from 2019. We also saw the 2010 version awhile ago.
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Oo, yet another reason to get back on NF. I love Les Miserables. Say what you will about the adaptation of Hugo, but it's a wonderful story in its own right and the music ... mwah!
 
Mendalla said:
Oo, yet another reason to get back on NF. I love Les Miserables. Say what you will about the adaptation of Hugo, but it's a wonderful story in its own right and the music ... mwah!
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The cast in this version is amazing. The woman who played Fantine was probably my favourite version of that role. Her singing was brilliant.
 
Mendalla said:
Oo, yet another reason to get back on NF. I love Les Miserables. Say what you will about the adaptation of Hugo, but it's a wonderful story in its own right and the music ... mwah!
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The show is actually "The Staged Concert", not show.
 
I started watching Emily in Paris yesterday. It had been coming up as a recommendation on Netflix and I had been resisting it. Turns out it is a fun and funny show. Emily is a young woman who gets to go to Paris to work for an advertising firm. She doesn't speak French and is much more driven and outgoing than her coworkers so there's a culture clash. It's quite enjoyable to see her settle in.
 
Watched "Glass Onion" (available on Netflix) recently. Advertised as a "Knives Out" mystery - if you enjoyed that movie, you'll like this one. Great over the top characters, setting & sleuthing. Excellent evening of escapist laughter & surprises - just what we needed.
 
Carolla said:
Watched "Glass Onion" (available on Netflix) recently. Advertised as a "Knives Out" mystery - if you enjoyed that movie, you'll like this one. Great over the top characters, setting & sleuthing. Excellent evening of escapist laughter & surprises - just what we needed.
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One wonders if this new franchise is Daniel Craig's way of detaching from Bond, eh. I know that's a struggle other Bond actors have had with varying degrees of success. It's helping Rian Johnson's (writer-producer-director) career, too, of course. Apparently, Netflix has the rights for one more after these two and both Johnson and Craig have indicated interest in doing more.
 
I watched glass onion too, it was okay, it helped pass the night.
Thought I'd try the movie,"Tenet", next.
 
Northwind said:
I started watching Emily in Paris yesterday. It had been coming up as a recommendation on Netflix and I had been resisting it. Turns out it is a fun and funny show. Emily is a young woman who gets to go to Paris to work for an advertising firm. She doesn't speak French and is much more driven and outgoing than her coworkers so there's a culture clash. It's quite enjoyable to see her settle in.
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Really enjoyed the first season. Found the second season just a bit too over the top for my liking. But yes, a fun series
 
I watched all of Emily in Paris, including season 3. I agree it's over the top, but it's light and fun. The French are apparently not thrilled with the clichéd depiction of Paris. All the usual stereotypes applied with a trowel.
 
ninj said:
I watched all of Emily in Paris, including season 3. I agree it's over the top, but it's light and fun. The French are apparently not thrilled with the clichéd depiction of Paris. All the usual stereotypes applied with a trowel.
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OTOH, those stereotypes keep the tourists and artsies coming. It's the same tension a lot of hot tourist destinations run into, me thinks.
 
I watched Megan and Harry- at least started to watch it, found it boring, then noticed it has several episode , which made it even more boring, so I gave up.
 
Mrs.Anteater said:
I watched Megan and Harry- at least started to watch it, found it boring, then noticed it has several episode , which made it even more boring, so I gave up.
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I've been watching The Behavior Panel on YouTube. They've been giving their opinions about H and M's body language etc on the Netflix show. I was thinking of watching it. I'm not interested now.
 
Northwind said:
I've been watching The Behavior Panel on YouTube. They've been giving their opinions about H and M's body language etc on the Netflix show. I was thinking of watching it. I'm not interested now.
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My thought was that they didn’t get money when they left, so they have to live on something. And maybe people who love the Royals enjoy all the details of their lives. I don’t read tabloids, so this just bores me.
 
Mrs.Anteater said:
My thought was that they didn’t get money when they left, so they have to live on something. And maybe people who love the Royals enjoy all the details of their lives. I don’t read tabloids, so this just bores me.
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That is essentially what the Behavior Panel is saying.
 
Behavioural Science is into observation of the detailings ... and thus some things go ... never come to resolution! Like Satyrs in the woods ... "oh bother!" The ass in 9 contentions ... intense?

The imp lick as ions are diverse ...as emotions wishing a less difficult homme ... homme is common as John ... write? Thus it went down ... and the inky bunch in the tub may speak to someone like that 3 men in Mama My Yah ... Yah is variable perhaps even Gnos Tic (timeless)? Like blind Muses ...

Profiling is a deep etude poorly understood as it comes up ... unspeak Able ...
 
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