A winter in love by the TV
As we see the temperatures start to drop and the colder months sink in, nothing
sounds more appealing than spending your evenings curled up in the warmth binge
watching on Netflix. And if you fancy company, why not turn it into a movie
date night. You can get the popcorn out, make homemade nachos, hot dogs and
even cocktails if you fancy. And let’s be clear, we’re not saying use this as
an opportunity for casual hook ups masked as ‘Netflix and Chill time’.
Remember, we encourage daters to always make their intentions and desires clear
even if it feels awkward to do so.
As you know Netflix has some amazing new offerings from movies to documentaries
and series shows. Here’s some of our team’s top 5 must see on Netflix over the
next few months
Dej Comedy Jam 25
This is a special live event, with some of the giants from stand-up comedy coming together to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Russell Simmons’s ground breaking “Def Comedy Jam.”
You’ve got the likes of Dave Chappelle,
Steve Harvey and Cedric the Entertainer. Comedy nights can make real fun date
nights, so go all out with it. Set the ambiance to watch it, invite another
couple for a double date and have the snack or hors
d’oeuvre if your fancy on deck!
Think Like a Man
The movie depiction of Steve Harvey’s Think Like a Man book. The film suggests modern relationships are unhealthy and tells us it’s time to return to a more balanced or even old-fashioned way of looking at things. Like, the importance of some traditional gender roles and insists love is more important than sex. This could be a good one to watch and get your dates perspective? Put them in the hot seat!…lol
Day Shift
This is a new release staring Jamie Fox and Snoop Dogg. The movie covers the life of an LA vampire hunter who has a week to come up with the cash to pay for his daughter’s tuition and braces. But trying to make a living and come up with the money just might kill him. Let’s see if your date squirms at the sight of blood?
The Best Man Holiday
If you haven’t watched the first movie, I really don’t know where you have been all your life. The sequel story covers the lives of 8 college friends who reunite after 15 years over the Christmas holidays and discover just how easy it is for long-forgotten rivalries and romances to be reignited.