Infernal Unicorn!
Posted by Mike - February 22, 2008 at 05:02:36 pm
I think Netflix needs to take another look at their recommendation algorithms. Here’s the description of Infernal Affairs:
A veteran cop, Chan Wing Yan (Tony Leung), is given an enormous task: to go undercover within his own department and finger the detective who’s been deceiving everyone and leaking information to the criminal underworld. But the mole (Andy Lau), whose identity Chan doesn’t know, also has no idea who the internal investigator is, and the two soon embark on a dangerous and perilous game of cat and mouse.
And the description for Wonder Pets:
Linny the guinea pig, Ming-Ming Duckling and Turtle Tuck join forces to save a new crop of animals in distress in this family-friendly program that employs the fascinating technique of “photo-puppetry.” In this collection of exciting rescue episodes, the Wonder Pets jump into a storybook to help a unicorn whose horn is lodged in a tree. Later, they head to the South Pole to save a baby penguin who’s stranded on an ice floe.
Maybe there’s something I’m missing. Maybe Turtle Tuck is just like Andy Lau.
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Sounds awesome to me, albeit with the obvious question of what the unicorn was doing to get its horn stuck in a tree. Seems scandalous.
Also, when I used to have Netflix I would purposefully give movies bad ratings in the hope that others would be pleasantly surprised by their recommendations. So enjoy!
Comment by chris — February 24, 2008 #