Netflix Watch Instantly Recommendation Thread

sorry, "banksy."

wasn't there talk when the movie came out that the whole Mr. Brainfreeze thing was a Banksy prank?

Brainwash, rather

thats part of what makes it so good imo, that that question could be legit asked

New Hendrix documentary is p fun

what's that called?

Jimi Hendrix: Hear My Train A Comin'

is that the one that was on pbs? if so, it's brilliant. really moving, great footage. even if you don't love hendrix the musician, you'll end up loving hendrix the man.

Are All Men Pedophiles?

hey i have a better question, Why The Fuck Is This Skeezy Shit On Here?

OMG Stories We Tell is so great. Just destroyed me. And the moment where she reveals that a lot of the Super 8 home movie footage she's used was staged, as part of discussing the subjectivity of "truth", was a genius moment. Been a big fan of Sarah Polley's acting for a long time, thought her own movie Take This Waltz was DREADFUL, but this is a wonderful, wonderful documentary. Don't miss it.

Watched Europa Report last night - it is awesome and awesomely low-budge! Unfortunately it's let down by a really unscary monster. But I'm such a sucker for tension in space

Plus this person is wery wery beautiful - http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2764521/?ref_=tt_cl_t4

The Master + The Immigrant just added.

also this dude was awesome:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1663205/

apparently his name is "Sharlto Copley"!

have you seen District 9 or Elysium? He's great in those

Europa Report was great.

Yeah Sharlto Copley is fantastic in District 9 and pretty much the only redeeming factor of Elysium.

absolutely terrible in the Oldboy remake though...

why does that remake even exist is the real question

"Unfortunately it's let down by a really unscary monster."

Is it supposed to be scary?!?!

"The Master + The Immigrant just added."

These are two separate movies, right?

Particle Fever is great

absolutely terrible in the Oldboy remake though...

So this. I don't know if that's what Lee was going for or not, but it was easily among the most irritating perfs of '13.

tv junkie is v good

new eddie pepitone special, watch asap ppl

I watched Intangible Asset #82 yesterday and whoa was it great!! Amazing movie, super recommended if you like music, drumming, people, art, nature, life.

+1 on that
i saw kim seok-chul live a few years ago, amazing show.

SPOILER ALERT
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wait, i thought he died?

the woman toward the end of the movie who played standing up in the flowered dress with the bustle -- she was amazing, so furious and alive.
my other favorite guy was the waterfall singer.
i forgot to add keywords:
teaching, learning, teachers, students

i loved the part where the translator was explaining to the Australian about how teachers should be bridges for their students to climb over
that is philosophically so wonderful imo

xp, oh duh: i meant the waterfall guy, bae il dong
NYC ILXors: Do not Miss this Free Show

and yes seok-chul went before i could ever see him

I know people who swear they can't find anything to watch on Netflix. I tell them I've got a 300 film queue getting longer every week and they look at me like I'm an alien.

ha I've got like seven maybe

I mean I guess it's a question of how much you ~respect the queue~

like if you just curate it and diligently watch things as they come to the top then I could see how a v long queue becomes possible

most of the time I'm just in the mood for something I haven't figured out yet, glance at my existing queue, say "nah," and then eg check this thread

i usually just check to see if theyve added any new robert altman movies since the last time i checked

I hate to break it to you but there aren't going to be any new Robert Altman movies :(

MANAKAMANA is live and amazing

ooh nice

These were a couple of movies I picked out that I really liked going in knowing nothing about them.

Blackthorn- western starring Sam Shepard as 'Butch Cassidy' w/Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jamie Lanister) as Butch in flashbacks.
Rampart - dark cop drama starring Woody Harrelson w/Ned Beatty - I got done with it and thought wow that was a dark film, then I saw the screen play was by James Ellroy and it all made sense.

Rampart's great - saw it on a plane last year, i think, and yeah, really dark.

I actually haven't seen most of these:

http://agoodmovietowatch.com/netflix/best-movies-have-not-seen/

Tell No One did a good job of turning one of Harlan Coben's batshit thriller novels into a French suspense film by jettisoning like 8 of the Shocking Twists

we are all in love with Attack On Titan. all 4 of us. we only started watching it because Cyrus wanted to learn Japanese.

Yeah, that's great. Do you guys watch stuff on Crunchyroll?

Watched Somm last night, the documentary about the Master Sommelier exam (apparently). The parts about wine were cool but MAN what a bunch of douchebags.

i enjoyed laughing at those dweebs

^^I had the same reaction to The History of The Eagles, also now streaming on Netflix.

oooh nice i wanted to watch that

I've seen Somm pop up a few times while browsing around and wondered whether it would be good or obnoxious. Think I'll be skipping it.

Somm smells like a fresh can of tennis balls

god i hate the eagles but god damn am i gonna watch the shit out of that documentary