Netflix Watch Instantly Recommendation Thread

Dredd was pretty tight- well assembled & staged for being so low budget. It felt like the 3rd movie of an occasional series- I enjoyed the lack of exposition or myth building. I liked Urban a bunch...when are he & Statham gonna do an actioner together?

4400 "ending" was soooo annoying. it's a pretty solid C+/B- level show

okay, will not watch. what about supernatural though? worth the time? shit, i already asked that on here. never mind. i'll just watch one.

nooooooooooo

its bad?

it's like a bro'd out "Angel". it can be funny though, I don't hate it. I mean, it's Dean from Gilmore Girls, he's adorable

i watched Supernatural on occasion - i always dug the look, definitely the best looking horror show on TV for a long time

the car is p cool

lol the car deserves its own supporting character slot

skot have you watched Saxondale? i think you'd like that.

I think scott IS saxondale

scott is waaayyyy less angry than that dude

i worry that i have maybe had my fill of brits behaving badly. there are a lot of them. but i might watch.

series 7 is on netflix! i didn't know that. i feel like that movie gets overlooked when people talk about the reality t.v./horror/dystopia thing. i like that movie way more than hunger games. 2001! a pioneer, kinda. plus, it was filmed in my old home spot in connecticut. so i get to look for stuff i recognize in it.

i love that will arnett is in it

holy shit is he? i haven't seen it since 01, it's been sitting in my queue for forever like so many other things

very very very small hidden role as the narrator

scott, saxondale is fuckin' great; do watch that

Series 7 is super awesome

we watched part of some firefighter witness relocation movie with bruce willis and it was megalame and then we switched to a completely bonkers Dutch movie called The Northerners which defies description, but then we settled on a movie called Another Happy Day which was actually pretty good and a step above the Sundance movies. about a fucked up family. ellen barkin and ellen burstyn are good in it. demi moore is evil. lots of fighting. oh and blue crush is the cutter daughter. some pretty crazy scenes. and some laughs too.

and the nina simone song that ends the movie is pretty incredible.

directed by barry levinson's son. who was dating ellen barkin at the time it was made.

plus Dale was in it and he was hilarious:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/ab/Dale_%28TV_Series%29.jpg

4400 "ending" was soooo annoying. it's a pretty solid C+/B- level show

they ended the story with a couple of books after the show was cancelled. can't netflix books though.

reading? that's for chumps!

what is best softcore on Netflix

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this is an actual still from 1313: Cougar Cult. hold on to your seat.

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dear god wait what is 1313

those films are a world of wonder.

cosmic themes

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Nhex I am both envious and terribly sad for you

"The story was just horrible to say the least. camera angles were bad in spots. The only thing I liked about this movie was just seeing hot and sexy shirtless buff guys. The reason why I rated it 2 out of 5 is just because of the shirtless hunks."

the woman on cover of that second one looks scared or weary

this is not a good definition of 'best'

Scott's stills from the movie are cool though

jesus h christ wtf are these movies

all the work of one visionary

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_DeCoteau

http://www.youtube.com/user/rapidheart/videos

god bless u, ss

Oh fuck, its the A TALKING CAT?!?!?! guy

hehe, he even has a talking horse movie now

how do these make money

http://www.theonion.com/articles/guy-looking-to-feel-horrible-about-aspect-of-every,33713/

LANSING, MI—Seeking a sense of bottomless dread about an aspect of ordinary daily life that had heretofore seemed innocuous to him, local resident Michael Strzpek decided to watch any of a thousand documentary films available to stream on netflix.com Thursday evening. “I already feel terrible about American politics, advertising, water, dolphins, fast food, and Walt Disney, so let’s see what other documentaries can make me feel terrible about something it never occurred to me to feel terrible about before,” the 31-year-old claims adjuster told reporters. “I’m just really in the mood to feel like complete and utter shit about something I do, eat, purchase, patronize, or support, and I want the depths of its ugliness revealed to me through a combination of shocking footage, interviews with experts, and sober voice-over narration.” At press time, Strzpek figured this documentary exposing the dangers of wind turbines “should do the trick.”

LOL, was just going to say, the canon DeCoteau will provide all your softcore needs. Provided you like dudes, in particular.

Enjoyed Happy People: A Year on the Taiga. I'm not entirely clear on what was done by Herzog vs the other director (I had originally thought it was shot by the other guy for Russian TV and re-edited/narrated by Herzog, but I'm not sure), but it's definitely more straightforward and earnest than the standard Herzog film. Certainly has a lot of his standard themes. Very visually beautiful and even kind of inspiring.

Dredd was pretty solid! Thanks for the tip. Like a more entertaining version of The Raid (imo) crossed with a Robocop reboot. Appreciate how it justifies all the ramping.

okay if this was as good as the raid, i gotta try it

Fwiw, I didn't like The Raid.

u get the side eye

Dredd made me want to see Trespass again. and every movie where people have to shoot their way out of a building.