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In reply to the discussion: New show "House of Cards" is a must see for fans of political dramas [View all]northoftheborder
(7,637 posts)34. I watched the first 6 episodes of this last night, until my eyes blurred!!
It came to me in an email from Netflix that it was now available, and I just clicked and it started running on my laptop. I am signed up for the program with Netflix with 3CD's at a time and unlimited live watching on computer. I was afraid to turn it off last night, for fear I could not come back on in the middle, but I believe I can. I imagine you have be signed up with Netflix to watch live on line in order to receive it.
My review: wonderful plot and acting; but Kevin Spacey (one of my favorite actors, by the way) just does not compare favorably to the deliciously evil character starring in the original British House of Cards. But I give the movie as a whole 5 stars.
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New show "House of Cards" is a must see for fans of political dramas [View all]
Bjorn Against
Feb 2013
OP
I'll wait for the relative to come round, and do a marathon with a bunch of folks!
MADem
Feb 2013
#48
This guy rocks. If I could talk like that or have that presence; minus the evil of course.
R. Daneel Olivaw
Feb 2013
#25
I've seen the UK version too, and I have no problem imagining an American version.
whathehell
Feb 2013
#26
Yes, "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" was one of those "why, why?" remakes
Lydia Leftcoast
Feb 2013
#44
I can't stand television shows that don't take place in an American setting. nt
EastKYLiberal
Feb 2013
#50
enjoy your ethnocentrism. There's a big world and lots of good stories out there you will miss. nt
TeamPooka
Feb 2013
#52
Can it be streamed onto televison with the help of a Roku box, or something? n/t
whathehell
Feb 2013
#28
I'd seen the ads on my Netflix, but was kind of dismissive- thanks for tipping me off
NBachers
Feb 2013
#21
I am cynical because of reality, I don't see reality and cynicism as mutually exclusive concepts
Bjorn Against
Feb 2013
#37
I watched the first 6 episodes of this last night, until my eyes blurred!!
northoftheborder
Feb 2013
#34
'Sgot all the Macbeth-y elements...soliloquys, vengeance, Machiavellian women and Kevin Spacey!
ancianita
Feb 2013
#47
Everyone Should Also Check Out the Original British Production Which was Outstanding
Indykatie
Feb 2013
#51