My love/hate with films is well noted on my blog, but here are a few of my recommendations for Netflix marathon viewing. I turn my subscription on and off for long periods of time, I recently turned it back on to watch To All the Boys… part 2, (my guilty, too young for me to watch, pleasure).
Documentary:
*Fyre, the greatest party that never happened (2019)
*Gringo the Dangerous Life of John McAfee (2016)
The Surrounding Game (2018)
The Code (S1:E1)
Team Foxcatcher (2016)
Conversations with a killer the Ted Bundy tapes (2019)
My Scientology Movie (2015)
Wild Wild Country (2018)
Holy Hell (2016) (warning: contains pornographic footage)
Diana in her own words (2017)
Hip Hop Evolution (2020,S:2)
Bombshell (2017)
Film worker (2017)
League of Legends (2019)
Who Killed Jam Master Jay (2018)
Bikram Yogi Guru Predator (2019)
*The Rachel Divide (2018)
America’s Book of Secrets (2014, S1:E2 and S1:E5)
Drama:
*The Grand Master (2013)
Suffragette (2015)
The Water Diviner (2014)
The Stanford Experiment (2015)
Horror:
Train to Busan (2016)
SciFi/Fantasy:
*Advantageous (2015)
*Blade Runner, the final cut (1982)
*The Swiss Army Man (2016)
Ant-Man vs Wasp (2018)
I am Mother (2019)
Equals (2015)
Moon (2009)
Kung Fu Hustle (2004)
What Happened to Monday (2017)
Romance:
Set it Up (2018)
Mansfield Park (1999)
One Day (2011)
About Time (2013)
*Like Water for Chocolate (1992)
To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018)
Animation:
April and the Extraordinary World (2015)
Stand up Comedy:
Trevor Noah Son of Patricia (2018)
John Leguizamos’s Latin History for Morons (2018)
Reality/competition Series:
The Final Table (2018)
Zumbo’s Just Desserts (2019, S1 & S2)
Instant Hotel (2019)
Blown Away (2019)
Back with the Ex (2018)
*I especially recommend these films.
Seoul Sister 
Just turned on netflix again after a year. The coronavirus keeps us indoors at the moment. Thanks for these recommendations, perfect timing. Saw passengers last night….expected the worst but enjoyed it a lot. Probably because it’s set in space…
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I’m glad you can make use of my recommendations, some of the material is heavy/depressing, (specifically the documentaries, but they’re thought provoking).
Passengers had some controversy, but I actually enjoyed watching it too. The actors had great chemistry, sets were beautiful, (they were physically built), and I like sci-fi stories too.
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I didn’t know of any controversy around passengers but I don’t think I even noticed it’s release. The sets were beautiful. And the quiet…ahhh.
Its so easy to be disappointed by a film that when a film is even slightly better than expected it becomes somehow remarkable
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Documentaries are often a good choice in these times of marvel crap. Heavy and thought provoking sounds just fine to me.
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