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This is excellent. I'll check out Warriors...
Thanks for the heads up, I love 12 Monkeys but just never got around to seeing this. It was very good, Its not for everyone, mostly still photographs. It was interesting to see how much of the imagery Gilliam incorporated for 12 Monkeys while expanding the plot.The Machinist is available now.
This intrigued me.....so I checked out the films bio on Netflix........I'm positive I'll watch it later today. Thanks!
I've heard nothing but rave reviews for this, still haven't gotten around to watching it though.
for the next few weeks anyway.
5/5 film.I'm ok with Bale having the overrated tag now that he seems to pop up in a new blockbuster franchise each month, but coming up this guy definitely paid his dues. He was terrific in the Machinist, The Prestige, and American Psycho. Terrific enough to earn a forever pass in my book.
Wow, that's a simply awesome list. Couldn't agree with you more on the 90% I have seen, I'll be sure to check out the few that I missed.
You have to view watch instantly as a supplement to their regular service, not a replacement.It's great for having something good to watch while you wait for the next disc to arrive. The disc is still how you're going to see the popular new releases though. Watch Instantly is more a "ohh, I always meant to watch that" or "cool, I haven't seen that in a long time" type of thing.If you're searching for particular titles, yes you probably will be disappointed in the selection (unless it's titles from this thread of course). Adding to the queue while browsing is the way to go.I currently have 113 movies in my regular queue, 97 in watch instantly. No overlap. For me, the selection in both is overwhelming.Ignoratio Elenchi said:I just signed up for a free trial of Netflix two days ago, since I can now stream stuff to the Wii. I'd heard that not everything was available to watch instantly, but that's a huge understatement. I have to say I'm very disappointed with the selection and will probably end up canceling before the free trial ends. Butfor the next few weeks anyway.
LOVE this movie.
Big fan of the Starz play. Good stuff there. My DVD Q has 27 titles... my Instant Q has 127 (40 are Scooby Doo movies and Thomas the Tank Engine for my sons). Speaking of which, if you have kids... the instant stuff is gold. Scooby, Thomas, Elmo stuff, kids movies, etc.You have to view watch instantly as a supplement to their regular service, not a replacement.It's great for having something good to watch while you wait for the next disc to arrive. The disc is still how you're going to see the popular new releases though. Watch Instantly is more a "ohh, I always meant to watch that" or "cool, I haven't seen that in a long time" type of thing.If you're searching for particular titles, yes you probably will be disappointed in the selection (unless it's titles from this thread of course). Adding to the queue while browsing is the way to go.I currently have 113 movies in my regular queue, 97 in watch instantly. No overlap. For me, the selection in both is overwhelming.I just signed up for a free trial of Netflix two days ago, since I can now stream stuff to the Wii. I'd heard that not everything was available to watch instantly, but that's a huge understatement. I have to say I'm very disappointed with the selection and will probably end up canceling before the free trial ends. Butfor the next few weeks anyway.
Severed was very good, I'll add Boy Eat Girl. I just watched Three...Extremes and now am gonna start the Vengance Trilogy (Sympathy, Oldboy, Lady)
Loved The State "Ohhhh yeahhh" Thanks for the heads up!The State: The Complete Series
Oh, hell yes! Didn't realize this was available.
I'm gonna dip my balls in it! And watch it. Definitely gonna watch it.
Big fan of the Starz play. Good stuff there. My DVD Q has 27 titles... my Instant Q has 127 (40 are Scooby Doo movies and Thomas the Tank Engine for my sons). Speaking of which, if you have kids... the instant stuff is gold. Scooby, Thomas, Elmo stuff, kids movies, etc.You have to view watch instantly as a supplement to their regular service, not a replacement.It's great for having something good to watch while you wait for the next disc to arrive. The disc is still how you're going to see the popular new releases though. Watch Instantly is more a "ohh, I always meant to watch that" or "cool, I haven't seen that in a long time" type of thing.If you're searching for particular titles, yes you probably will be disappointed in the selection (unless it's titles from this thread of course). Adding to the queue while browsing is the way to go.I currently have 113 movies in my regular queue, 97 in watch instantly. No overlap. For me, the selection in both is overwhelming.I just signed up for a free trial of Netflix two days ago, since I can now stream stuff to the Wii. I'd heard that not everything was available to watch instantly, but that's a huge understatement. I have to say I'm very disappointed with the selection and will probably end up canceling before the free trial ends. Butfor the next few weeks anyway.
Veggietales! Although my DVD queue still has 382 titles in it, most are TV series I didn't watch like Lost (also on instant), Wire, Heroes, 24... although a lot of those are now available on instant I still have them on DVD as I'll be traveling this summer and I'll bring them with me.
this thread as I'm currently in my two week trial. I'll probably keep it, even though I was slightly disappointed with the instantly available movies, but it costs the same as the Showtime package I just cancelled for DirecTV (which had about three watchable movies over the last six months), so it's a wash.
You may already know this, but if you add it to your DVD Queue it will show a date in the Instant column if it's coming soon.
did not know.. thanks man.
Yes, awesome show. I've seen probably 10 to 12 episodes, so not nearly all of them, but every one I saw was very good.
Good one. The most shocking thing about it (well, other than the twist towards the end) was where it happened. I was certain that had to be Kentucky or West Virginia.
If we're talking zombie movies I watched Dead SnowA group of Norwegian friends get the scariest history lesson of their lives during a weekend getaway to the snowy town of Øksfjord, where the party is interrupted by throngs of Nazi zombies who once occupied the area. Armed with a machine-gun-equipped snowmobile, the gang fights for survival in director Tommy Wirkola's quirky horror, shot on location in the mountains of Norway.
Zombieland now available. One of my favorite movies from last year.
Really? That's awesome!I haven't cried like this since Titanic!
