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Streaming or currently airing TV shows (AKA Netflix thread) (19 Viewers)

Dear Zachary.

Holy crap was this documentary something that was so good I wish I never watched it.
High level summary of what this is about?
Young doctor who ends up getting involved with a crazy lady....who stalks him....then kills him.....and finds out she is pregnant with his baby. She is waiting for trial and the dead doctor's parents have to deal with her while trying to see their grandchild.

 
Does anyone else have a problem with audio in Netflix where it gets quiet after a few seconds? I find myself having to jack up the volume to hear dialog in some parts of movies, only to get my ears blown out when it switches to a louder scene.

 
Good Posting Judge said:
That Bo Burnham comedy special is dog####. 1/5.
Were you familiar with his style before watching it? I thought it was pretty good. He isn't a typical comedian as much as he is a performer. Just don't go in expecting you are going to get standup.

 
Good Posting Judge said:
That Bo Burnham comedy special is dog####. 1/5.
Were you familiar with his style before watching it? I thought it was pretty good. He isn't a typical comedian as much as he is a performer. Just don't go in expecting you are going to get standup.
I loved Words Words Words, didn't really like this one. First one was rapid fire hilarity, this one was more awkward performance pieces. Like that pantomimed internet porn session- it was like a two minute setup for one joke. Granted, it was an awesome joke ("the key, not the felony"), but not sure it was worth it, and it was very different from his last special.

 
Watched the first episode of The Fall. Good start. A little slow but I hope that's just because of all the character intros.

 
Watched a documentary about our business relationship with China called "Death By China." As you can tell by the title, it's got a certain point of view, but jebus there's some eye-opening information tucked away in there.
Wow, thanks for this.

Most of the stuff I already knew/thought, but it was nice to see it in this format. Hey, but the shareholders are happy :loco:

 
Joe T said:
Pantherz said:
Dear Zachary.

Holy crap was this documentary something that was so good I wish I never watched it.
Man that was a tough watch.
I think I watched this a long time ago. Not watching it again, but if I may here is my short summary:

Women are ####### crazy.
Yeah...definitely not a movie you want to watch twice.
Agreed. Great, gut-wrenching documentary. But it's just way too much to watch again.

 
ESPN Films "SEC Storied - Sam Bowie - Going Big".

Great film on Sam Bowie. Growing up in Portland Oregon, I have alot of memories of Sam Bowie being drafted by the Trail Blazers.

 
Watched a documentary about our business relationship with China called "Death By China." As you can tell by the title, it's got a certain point of view, but jebus there's some eye-opening information tucked away in there.
Wow, thanks for this.

Most of the stuff I already knew/thought, but it was nice to see it in this format. Hey, but the shareholders are happy :loco:
Noticed the full version on youtube, btw.

Will definitely check it out.

 
Stand Up Guys? Anyone seen this? Holy crap what a terrible movie.
Nothing special, but I dont see what's not enjoyable/entertaining about watching Pacino and Walken bull#### with each other for 90 minutes with a little Arkin thrown in for good measure.

 
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Carlos the Jackal

Acting is superb and this is a 3 episode event with each one of them roughly 1:45 in length so this is not just an afternoon, you might have to watch this over a week. It was made in 2010 by acclaimed French director Olivier Assayas and it's tough material because Carlos is a terrorist who murdered and killed a lot of people over about 2 decades. I think you will find it fascinating and considering there is a lot of "Meh" on Netflix I am trying to dig deep to find some title you all might not even know are on there.

I used to rip Netflix quite a bit 3-4 years ago but now there seems to be a lot more programming and also there is a strong platform here for independent movies to find their audience. I have a whole bunch of films I am sifting thru before I post 'em up in here but i am finding a lot of movies over say the last 5-8 years that I somehow missed or were never released in my area. I used to be able to catch everything in SoCal and got spoiled.

I think the first 3-5 minutes of Carlos will get your attention, it is set in early mid 70s to start and they do an excellent job with Euro cars during that time period, the clothes, the look, they did a great job on what I imagine was a limited budget.

 
Hard Eight

Same director as Boogie Nights, done a couple years ahead of Boogie Nights, lot of the same actors except he managed to snag Samuel Jackson for a supporting role in the middle of one helluva tear for Jackson between Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, and some other hard ### thugs he found a juicy role in the middle of this movie to sink his teeth into.

Watch it, but be prepared for a Vegas that doesn't exist anymore. Even when they were filming this, Las Vegas was evolving quickly out of the 70s and 80s into the monstrosity it is today.

 
Hard Eight

Same director as Boogie Nights, done a couple years ahead of Boogie Nights, lot of the same actors except he managed to snag Samuel Jackson for a supporting role in the middle of one helluva tear for Jackson between Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, and some other hard ### thugs he found a juicy role in the middle of this movie to sink his teeth into.

Watch it, but be prepared for a Vegas that doesn't exist anymore. Even when they were filming this, Las Vegas was evolving quickly out of the 70s and 80s into the monstrosity it is today.
Probably my favorite PT Anderson film. Considering the films & acclaim he has gone on to receive, this is still an overlooked little gem.

 
Hard Eight

Same director as Boogie Nights, done a couple years ahead of Boogie Nights, lot of the same actors except he managed to snag Samuel Jackson for a supporting role in the middle of one helluva tear for Jackson between Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, and some other hard ### thugs he found a juicy role in the middle of this movie to sink his teeth into.

Watch it, but be prepared for a Vegas that doesn't exist anymore. Even when they were filming this, Las Vegas was evolving quickly out of the 70s and 80s into the monstrosity it is today.
Haven't see this in a long time. I might re-watch it tonight.

Anyone seen the movie "Following" ?

Saw it on some netflix top 100 list and was mildly intrigued.

 
Reddit has a list of movies/shows expiring on Netflix within a few days; some good ones: http://www.reddit.com/r/NetflixBestOf/comments/1tkyre/list_of_notable_tv_shows_and_movies_expiring_soon/

LIST APPLIES TO NETFLIX USA STREAMING MARKET:

----------TV SHOWS--------------

EXPIRING JANUARY 1, 2014

  • Dark Shadows (original from late 1960s)
  • Saturday Night Live The 2000s
  • Mr Bean
  • The Kids In The Hall
  • Perfect 10 Model Boxing (Volume 1)
-----------MOVIES-----------------

EXPIRING DECEMBER 29, 2013

  • Transformers Dark Of The Moon
EXPIRING JANUARY 4, 2014

  • Alice In Wonderland (1951 Disney)
  • Immortals
  • Dynamite Warrior
EXPIRING JANUARY 1, 2014

  • The Rundown
  • Brick
  • Being John Malkovich
  • Back To School
  • Battle Of Britain
  • Born On the Fourth Of July
  • Braveheart
  • Body Of Evidence
  • Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo
  • Man On The Moon
  • Lionheart
  • 1492 Conquest Of Paradise
  • Killer Klowns From Outer Space
  • Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
  • FX
  • Do The Right Thing
  • Desperado
  • Up In Smoke
  • Can't Hardly Wait
  • Capote
  • Biloxi Blues
  • Seed Of Chucky
  • Jarhead
  • As Good As It Gets
  • In The Name Of The Father
  • Inside Deep Throat (documentary)
  • I'm Gonna Get You Sucka
  • In Like Flint
  • Hard Target
  • Foxy Brown
  • Frankenstein And The Monster From Hell
  • Gallipoli
  • Half Baked
  • Flashdance
  • 50 First Dates
  • For The Love Of The Game
  • The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas
  • The Bad News Bears
  • The Russia House
  • The Secret Of Nimh
  • Revenge OF The Ninja
  • Roman Holiday
  • Rob Roy
  • Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back
  • Remo Williams
  • Requiem For A Dream
  • Quigley Down Under
  • Pumpkinhead
  • Platoon
  • Once Upon A Time In Mexico
  • October Sky
  • Mystery Men
  • The Skulls
  • Titanic
  • Ronin
  • Romeo And Juliet (1968)
  • Tales From The Crypt: Bordello Of Blood
  • Tales From The Crypt: Demon Knight
  • The Woman In Red
  • Top Gun
  • Street Fighter
  • TNT Jackson
  • Serpico
  • Seed Of Chucky
  • Scary Movie
  • Running Scared
  • Troll II
  • True Grit (1969)
  • War And Peace
  • Talk Radio
  • War Games
  • We Were Soldiers
  • What Dreams May Come
  • Windtalkers
  • World Trade Center
  • The Private Life Of Sherlock Holmes
  • The Odd Couple (1968)
  • The Mask Of Zorro
  • The Great Train Robbery
  • The Faculty
  • The Dream Team
  • Best Of Times
  • Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot
  • Species
 
Hard Eight

Same director as Boogie Nights, done a couple years ahead of Boogie Nights, lot of the same actors except he managed to snag Samuel Jackson for a supporting role in the middle of one helluva tear for Jackson between Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, and some other hard ### thugs he found a juicy role in the middle of this movie to sink his teeth into.

Watch it, but be prepared for a Vegas that doesn't exist anymore. Even when they were filming this, Las Vegas was evolving quickly out of the 70s and 80s into the monstrosity it is today.
Haven't see this in a long time. I might re-watch it tonight.

Anyone seen the movie "Following" ?

Saw it on some netflix top 100 list and was mildly intrigued.
I liked it. I remember it being a little tough to figure out what was going on but it came together nicely.

 
Hard Eight

Same director as Boogie Nights, done a couple years ahead of Boogie Nights, lot of the same actors except he managed to snag Samuel Jackson for a supporting role in the middle of one helluva tear for Jackson between Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, and some other hard ### thugs he found a juicy role in the middle of this movie to sink his teeth into.

Watch it, but be prepared for a Vegas that doesn't exist anymore. Even when they were filming this, Las Vegas was evolving quickly out of the 70s and 80s into the monstrosity it is today.
Haven't see this in a long time. I might re-watch it tonight.

Anyone seen the movie "Following" ?

Saw it on some netflix top 100 list and was mildly intrigued.
I liked it. I remember it being a little tough to figure out what was going on but it came together nicely.
Typical Chris Nolan film in that regard. It just happens to be his debut.

 
Thanks for the expiring list. Seems it would be a good time to watch Serpico again - love the movie, but haven't watched it in ages.

 

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