Netflix Watch Instantly Recommendation Thread

Museum Hours, which I'm excited to finally see

Three that are among my favorite films of the past year or two:
Leviathan
Child's Pose
I Used To Be Darker

and Escape From Tomorrow, which is terrible but maybe worth skimming just for shits and giggles. maybe not honestly.

museum hours owns.

been wanting to see leviathan for a while

oh i used to be darker was good? huh

leviathan is honestly way more of a theater experience i think

ok fine i wont watch it

i'm gonna try small screen leviathan

I thought I Used to Be Darker was a very honest look at adult working musicians... i think it'll help if you're a fan of Palace as that's who the lead is.

I will because I have a projector deal with THAT

recently bought a proper tv to replace our shitty old crt and leviathan was one of the first movies i watched on it. it was incredible!

oh no man you gotta watch it on CRT

watched it a 2nd time just spinning the dvd in the sun.

i can kinda relate to needing to see leviathan on a big screen,but it's more so you can zone out in harmony with the film rather than because you need to cower at its magnificance, imo. it's a really spacey film, kinda arrhythmic & lulling.

its spacey like k-pax

saving k-pax for optimal screening conditions

i couldn't be in harmony w/ Leviathan on all the Dramamine there is

Some people can dose off blissfully to techno music, others can't.

yeah, i did drowse in certain parts of leviathan

there's a lovely rosenbaum line about your mind wandering but wandering to interesting places

just got netflix, mostly at our daughter's request, but i've kind of fallen for it, too. i wish the homepage were better, but that's quibbling.

because it should be posted here every once in a while: http://instantwatcher.com/titles/visual

I prefer this link http://instantwatcher.com/titles/new

you say tomato

The Institute documentary (in the mind fuck genre)

http://instantwatcher.com/titles/new?view=synopsis&popups=1&infinite=0 my favorite. Best of both worlds.

just got netflix, mostly at our daughter's request, but i've kind of fallen for it, too. i wish the homepage were better, but that's quibbling.

― Daniel, Esq 2, Monday, June 9, 2014 6:27 PM (Yesterday)

there's this women in prison show you might be interested in

The Great Muppey Caper!

Muppey Muppet

lol

there's this women in prison show you might be interested in

― °ㅇ๐ْ ° (gr8080), Tuesday, June 10, 2014

i have never seen this show but i am ready to offer a PhD dissertation on it.

you can stream both seasons on netflix

it totally screwed-up my sleep schedule, but i've now watched every episode (seasons one -- two).

I'm gonna do that with House of Cards at some point.

Ishtar is up!

FINALLY

"The Bride" - extremely odd, unhurried New Romantic take on the bride of Frankenstein with Sting as the doctor, fun bit parts from alexei sayle and a young Timothy Spall, one of the little people from time bandits in a focal role. A damned thing.

Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction

only halfway thru but this ruuuuuuuules. i love harry dean.

Oh shit thank you for reminding me that that is up!

Stories We Tell, the Sarah Polley family doc, is also up, been meaning to watch that.

Let The Fire Burn is fantastic, FANTASTIC

Exit through the gift shop is so awesome

― O_o-O_0-o_O (jjjusten), Saturday, December 25, 2010

watching this now (thanks for this recommendation). it is awesome. so much subversive energy in this film.

Gothic is on there now

And Salome's Last Dance!

Right now I'm trying to figure out wtf is up with the streaming of Mission Impossible films. Amazon Prime has the even-numbered ones only, Netflix adds #3, but nobody has the De Palma.

Just saw that BOSS (feat. a motherfucker with some dark secrets) is streaming.

American Oldboy is streaming, and having just watched it, let me take this opportunity to remind you that the original Oldboy is also streaming, and is actually a good movie, unlike uh

i want to see george bush eat a live squid

exit through the gift shop was great. i like how it changed from a film about a cool underground scene into a film about a complicated, troubled, maybe sad central-figure. banksy's comment at the end summed it all up well: "maybe thierry was a genius all along. maybe he got lucky. maybe it means art is a bit of a joke." or maybe the real street-artists are jealous. or maybe thierry's life-story is the art, like a giant moving installation satirizing culture and fame. also, bonus points for the use of richard hawley's tonight the streets are ours.

p sure ive said this elsewhere but my favorite thing about exit through the gift shop is that i know bansky stans and banksy haters who both love it and find that it re-affirms their view

xp- Sorry, that came out wrong; I wasn't bemoaning a lack of responses after 5 minutes, which would be selfish and moronic, I was just disgusted with my writing, as usual, and making a poor decision to vent that in public, also as usual. I'm starting to think I should invest in a shock collar that goes off every time I type the word "genuinely."

haha oh shit wrong thread

HA HA OLD FELLOW YOU'VE DONE IT AGAIN