What's in your Netflix queue?

is everyone watching rachel getting married all of a sudden?
i just saw it last night. it's quite good! put it off for ages thinking there is no way i'd like a film with that title and hathaway in it

dvds (tbh i mostly watch whatever is on streaming)

mulholland drive
crying game
hurt locker
days of glory (french film abt north african soldiers in wwii)
25th hour
nha fala (v enjoyable musical from cape verde director, i've already seen it though, might hold off)
inside man
do the right thing
in dreams (saw this quite a few years ago, i'm curious to see if it's actually bad, i thought it was weird and interesting at the time)
the new world

streaming
kings and queen (i only watched half of this, need to finish it)
la strada (i don't think i've ever sat through an entire film by fellini & suspect i really dislike him, but wth may as well find out)
l'avventura
solaris (tarkovsky)
4 months, 3 weeks, and 2 days
constant gardener
malcolm x
marriage of maria braun
veronika voss
gospel according to st matthew (never seen any pasolini. curious)
water drops on burning rocks
bamako
waiting for happiness (i have seen this before but don't remember much aside from gorgeous landscapes)
inch'allah dimanche
pan's labyrinth (suspect i won't like this at all but wth)

since my 2006 post I saw all of the ones on the list except Werckmeister Harmonies, which I removed because I was intimidated by it. Harlan County USA was my favorite.

current top 20:

Talking Heads: Stop Making Sense
The Prisoner: The Complete Series (Blu-ray)
Public Enemies (2009)
District 9 (2009)
Rambo: First Blood (1982)
Inside Man (2006)
Terminator Salvation (2009)
The Thief of Bagdad (Criterion) (1940)
Le deuxième souffle (1966)
White Heat (1949)
Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (1976)
Battlestar Galactica: The Miniseries (2003)
Curse Of The Demon/ Night Of The Demon (1957)
Wise Blood (1979)
Z (Criterion) (1969)
Trafic (1971)
The Gospel According to St. Matthew (1964)
My Kid Could Paint That (2007)
My Dinner with Andre (1981)
To Be Or Not to Be (1942)

I don't like lots of things in queue, so just these three:

The Hangover
Moon
Bright Star

ive also been mostly streaming things - my 10 next in queue are weird and im not entirely sure what some of them are:

genghis blues
happy together
casshern
japon
the fury
the silent partner
wholphin #5
philosophy of a knife
mystery train
bomb the system

i talked to some dude who said that he reached the limit of his queueue

genghis blues was AMAZING, fucking hell

My queue has close to 500 items in it and I've reached the limit a few times. They're not all movies, though. I have tv too.

i went back to zip.ca for a month. it seems like it's almost dead due to netflix canada, which hasn't added anything of interest in several months either.

anyway, here's my top 20, all blu-ray

The Illusionist
Black Swan
Once Upon a Time in America
Cronos
Hausu
Mystery Train
THX 1138
The White Ribbon
Red Desert
Restrepo
Catfish
Broadcast News
Antichrist
Delicatessen
In Cold Blood
The Darjeeling Limited
Inside Job
Invictus
The Descent
127 Hours
What's Up, Doc?

Netflix Inc. has quietly stopped shipping DVDs from its distribution centers on Saturdays, a cost-cutting move that signals the company is easing out of the DVD subscription service and keeping its focus on online streaming.

The change comes as Netflix is shedding hundreds of thousands of its DVD customers every quarter, yet gaining as many for its online streaming business continues to grow.

By ending shipments on Saturdays, the company can cut payroll and, one analyst said, save as much as 10% annually on the money it spends to send and receive DVDs to and from customers.

"You end up taking some costs out of the system, which is needed as they get fewer and fewer subscribers on DVD," said Janney Montgomery Scott analyst Tony Wible.

He figured that ending Saturday shipments could save Netflix $14 million this year and $12 million next year. Previously, he had estimated that Netflix's total shipping costs would be $140 million this year and $117 million next year.

Other analysts agreed that it was time for Netflix to make some moves regarding its DVD business.

The Stanley Nelson documentary on crack in the '80s is good--he did the Miles Davis American Masters from a few years ago.

Seven years--I suppose there's a more relevant Netflix thread.

To answer the thread question, nothing now, whereas I usually have 15-20 things there. So for the first time ever I'm on the verge of cancelling the DVD part of my membership, if not cancelling everything.

They just don't have any DVDs anymore, do they? I've scrounging around the site looking for scraps to put in the queue and finally I just don't think there's anything left.

To many to list, but I'm currently watching:

1. Stranger Things
2. Umbrella Academy

Will check it out thanks!

Netflix is exclusively for classic Swedish cinema.

Josefa, I can imagine you've seen most everything available, but I'm still loving renting netflix dvds

in my queue:

Tetro
A Streetcar Named Desire
Amadeus
Les Cousins
Great Expectations
Young Mr. Lincoln
Rear Window
The Lady Eve

Heat
Matewan
Klute
The Last Picture Show

some of them are available on the main streaming platforms (for a price) but a lot aren't

I illegally downloaded RRR. And let me tell you it is up there with Young Mr Lincoln and Rear Window and it pishes all over Heat. 3 hours that passed more like 90 mins.

What has recently been or will be in your cd/dvd drive queue: Black at X [where X is a substitution], The Grand Budapest Hotel, Walkabout, La Salamandre

there's probably another thread for this but... where do you go for inspiration? so many canonical best movies lists but I rarely want to watch those, I just want... enjoyable movies from the previous century, not exclusively hollywood titles... I want idiosyncratic choices, flawed flicks