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EPISODE · Feb 9, 2023 · 27 MIN

Worst of Netflix

from Celebrate Creativity · host George Bartley

Send us Fan MailThis episode is a subjective list and discussion by George of what he views as the worst and/or most boring movies on Netflix.  A totally subjective list, the discussion includes such disappointing titles as Love in a Villa, Dahmer, Glass Onion, Tales of the City, Dynasty. and The Pale Blue Eye.Why is Love in a Villa so tedious?How is Dahmer exploitive?Name two other mystery writers who have written about crimes in “closed areas?“Why are Dynasty and Tales of the City disappointing?Who plays Landor in The Pale Blue Eye?According to George, what is the best thing about The Pale Blue Eye?00:01 Introduction01:32 Why I cancelled Netflix04:23 Initial experience with Netflix05:40 Amazon Prime08:36 Quotation from Frank Capra about boring movies09:53 Number Five - Love in a Villa14:02 Number Four - Dahmer16:35 Number Three - Glass Onion/a Knives Out Mystery19:14 Number Two - Tales of the City/Dynasty21:10 Number One - The Pale Blue Eye23:44  Seizure disorders in The Pale Blue Eye25:36 Conclusion26:14 Future26:33 Sources25:57 OutroSupport the showThank you for experiencing Celebrate Creativity.

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Send us Fan Mail This episode is a subjective list and discussion by George of what he views as the worst and/or most boring movies on Netflix. A totally subjective list, the discussion includes such disappointing titles as Love in a Villa, Dahmer, Glass Onion, Tales of the City, Dynasty. and The Pale Blue Eye. Why is Love in a Villa so tedious?How is Dahmer exploitive?Name two other mystery writers who have written about crimes in “closed areas?“Why are Dynasty and Tales of the City...

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