PRIME VIDEO RECOMMENDATIONS

[Risky84]

Thought with the upcoming Netflix changes more Nuts might be subscribing to Prime and dropping Netflix, we should have a separate thread for Prime recommendations.

April 5th , AIR the story of Nike which looks very interesting, featuring some good actors , Ben Afleck ( director of the movie as well ) Matt Damon , Jason Bateman

[Weirfan]

series I recommend
The Capture
The Looming Tower
The English
Terminal List
The Tourist
The Widow

Haven't watched many movies but really enjoyed
The Report

[okgndave]

I enjoyed Reacher.

[WWFS]

Clarkson's Farm.

Aside from the obvious irreverent humour you'd expect from Jeremy Clarkson, it does a good job of showing that plight that farmers face on a daily basis.

Season 2 just became available, and seeing as Clarkson has once again demonstrated that he can be his own worst enemy, there's a good chance it will be the last season.

Start with Season 1.

[Marty Canuck]

We’ve enjoyed all of The Grand Tour.

[WWFS]

We’ve enjoyed all of The Grand Tour.

There's a good chance that series will be cut loose too.

[Bosco]

Jack Ryan

[bogey5]

Yellowstone
Jack Ryan
Borat

[SliceHooker]

The Boys... one of my favourite series across all platforms.
Ash vs Evil Dead (for the Evil Dead fans)
JCVJ - Jean Claude Van Johnson

[Jeffc]

Jack Ryan is pretty good, albeit somewhat predictable.

[Marty Canuck]

Jack Ryan is pretty good, albeit somewhat predictable.

I do agree but I’m a big Tom Clancy fan so I gotta watch!

[Risky84]

Some decent series's and movies I’ve been watching

• Jack Ryan
• Tulsa King ( surprisingly good with Stallone)
•Mad Men
•Cheers ( oldie )
•Sons of Anarchy

Movies

• Youngblood
•The Mauritanian ( Really good )
•Sideways

[Gridiron]

Do NOT watch The Contractor. Despite the look of the cast it is a big waste of time.

[WWFS]

I finished watching Clarkson's Farm Season 2, today. Most of the season deals with the bureaucracy Clarkson faces in trying to setup a farm-to table restaurant on his property.

I would imagine most of Clarkson's problems stemmed from who he is, and not so much what he was trying to do.

When your introduction to a sleepy farm community in the Cotswolds is blowing up the farmhouse you just purchased, as a stunt for "The Grand Tour", you probably didn't start off on a good foot with the neighbours.

I still highly recommend watching it.

[okgndave]

Do NOT watch The Contractor. Despite the look of the cast it is a big waste of time.

I appreciate posts like this