Netflix Streaming Film Recommendations: Because You Can't Always Play With Yourself

the daytrippers

what's up with ps3 netflix? first they got rid of the genre pages, and now Recently Watched is gone. also the menus have more lag.

Yeah, I had to run a bunch of annoying updates last night and never got it up and running again.

I've been using this site to manage my queue:

http://instantwatcher.com/

LEPRECHAUN 5: IN THE HOOD

not actually a recommendation, just the sort of thing that needs to be all-capsed when it shows up

It is surprisingly entertaining.

an improvement over the one in space but not as good as the one in vegas iirc

lemora: a child's tale of the supernatural now available, for fans of 70s horror

^ don't bother, terrible pan and scan transfer, you're better off watching it on youtube

the daytrippers

― johnny crunch, Thursday, January 13, 2011 10:31 PM (2 weeks ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

Haven't seen this in at least 10 years but I went through a huge lol P Posey phase at one point and used to love that movie.

FROZEN. Not bad. Not good either.

I was browsing my recommendations earlier today and found something amazing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px0ztfuqb0I

I've wanted to see this for YEARS.

watched he 1st part of che today - it was sort of not bad - im kind of into watching biopics recently even tho they mostly suck - i im in it for the facts

Season five and six of Larry Sanders! Watched in two days.
Also "No One Killed Jessica" which came out about a month ago and was universally well reviewed.

the reveal is that "no one" is the name of the dog

watched he 1st part of che today - it was sort of not bad - im kind of into watching biopics recently even tho they mostly suck - i im in it for the facts

― ice cr?m, Tuesday, February 8, 2011 11:51 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark

part 1's ok, but part 2 suuuuuuuuuuuucks

cant wait!

whoa, potential game changer here:
http://www.hulu.com/criterion

"We will continue to support Netflix on the package goods side and continue to work with them to provide Blu-ray and DVD copies of the films we release, but all of the films that are currently on Netflix streaming will be down by the end of the year. In case you're curious, we're as committed as ever to the physical goods side of our releases and will publish more DVDs and BDs this year than ever before."

am i gonna have to pay eight bucks a month just for criterion? fuck.

the fact that you cant just see every movie ever on one streaming service is a black eye for capitalism democracy and freedom itself

has anybody (like ever in the history of the world) tried hulu plus on ps3? How's it look?

Hulu sucks. Team Netflix!

Day Break with Taye Diggs and Moon Bloodgood! It starts out kinda shaky but I'm a sucker for shows with a time-travel premise and unabashed sentimentality.

Holy shit @ Little Otik. Saw this years ago in LA, pretty amazing, holds up.

i think all of rocky & bulwinkle which blows my mind i need a fan guide/index

also a show from a&e called 'rookies' which if u <3 cops like i do is pretty sweet

fan guide: watch all of fractured fairy tales

"Ruby Yacht" from season 5 is a classic

Sesame Street too!

restrepo is powerful. usually stay away from serious movies on streaming but put it on thinking I would half pay attention and turn it off if I got bored, neither of those things occurred. feel like it should be required viewing in high school.

feel like it should be required viewing in high school.

^otm

Holy shit @ Little Otik. Saw this years ago in LA, pretty amazing, holds up.

lol a feast for the senses ill give it that

what is a good "guy movie" that i haven't seen that i can watch while my wife is out of town?

that is on netflix streaming

maybe i'll just watch 'aliens' again

Crank: High Voltage

seen it

has anyone seen "north face" or "police, adjective"? not typical guy movies but movies my wife probably wouldn't want to watch. also movies i can't watch while working due to subtitles

Caddyshack and an assload of porn

Police, Adjective has a lot of long takes of the policeman protagonist standing around on the street waiting for a pot deal to occur where very little happens. There are two conversation sequences (one between him and his wife, the other with his boss) that pay off, but the film is definitely tough-going arthouse fare.

huh, not what i'm in the mood for. thanks.

which movies have you seen

my last bit of netflix guy movie excitement was gi joe: burned

so i started asking other questions, just saying

i just started watching "from beyond." thanks guys.

thanks FOR NOTHING.

I kinda liked MONSTERS, reminded me of a low-budget District 9/Children of Men/Jurassic Park.

The ending is kinda whatevs, but it's entertaining.

they def. dont tend to put newish good action on the streaming side

have to assume youre not into kung fu, otherwise...