Watching the Movies

[michaelsullivan]

My wife and I have taken to watching movies on Netflix streaming, since we are now fully conditioned into the instant gratification society. 24 hours is simply too long to wait to watch what we want to watch. We don't have an actual tv anymore, so watching shows or movies this way has taken its place

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[michaelsullivan]

I'll try to come up with some other good recs, and we'll be watching some of yours. Primer is 100% good movie. Watched that a couple years ago and loved it.

[kmd]

There is actually a fair amount of good content on Netflix streaming, I think.

Choking Man
Good Night and Good Luck
Unbreakable
Welcome to the Dollhouse
No Country for Old Men
Dangerous Liaisons
9 1/2 Weeks
Say Anything
The Office (UK and US versions)
The Vicar of Dibley

[evwhore]

Wow, and there are two sequels too!

OK, added to the queue. (I'm not into the streaming thing.)

[krblack]

I clicked over here and can't resist commenting on this old post. I'm quite fond of FDTD, even though I might not have seen it since it was in the theaters. Some things to remember: in 1996, George Clooney was an established TV actor but not a movie star. FDTD proved he had the movie star goods and great success followed. The comedy/action vampire genre got a boost the very next year in 1997 with the premiere of the TV version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.... it's not a stretch to imagine that the modest success of the movie may have contributed to Joss Whedon getting the green light.

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