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[Lizard_King]

I'm disappointed this didn't happen before Halloween, but The Car is now on instant. That would be the cheerfully shameless Jaws ripoff with the fins filed off and replaced with a demonic car that laughs triumphantly with its horn following every vehicular homicide and runs over only good people, because demon, obviously. (At one point, The Car clearly pauses for thought as its unsure of whether or not to run over a hippie, but then realizes said hippie is a good person once you look past the surface.) It also destroys some police cars in a fantastically hilarious moment that makes it a highwater mark of demonic car movies.

That's phenomenal. I love this movie.

[rowe33]

Sherlock is an English show about Sherlock Holmes set in modern England. Very entertaining

Great show but a season is THREE episodes...those crazy Brits.

[Valentine]

Limitless is also up on instant watch. Though overall I felt it was just mediocre.

My biggest problem with the movie

Spoiler: Mild Spoilers

The drug seemed to do whatever was needed for the scene. Yeah you get total recall of everything, the ability to file and sort info to see patterns better, but you also get more creative? Wouldn't a book by such a person be boring and dry? He also shows absolutely no creativity in dealing with his problems. The first thing I would have done is sick the Russian on the PI. Two birds, one stone. Instead he kinda...stalls...until he HAS to confront the problem.

Still: visually striking and has a legitimately tense scene I loved.

As for Sherlock: three 1 1/5 hour episodes but yeah, weird.

[jason]

Terriers! Still can't buy it on DVD or Blu-ray, and no release is planned that I know of, but it's been available on Amazon Instant since it aired and now it's on Netflix. Great show! Only one season, then it got cancelled, but it is totally worth watching.

And I can finally watch Spaced. Yay!

[Jibble]

I'm disappointed this didn't happen before Halloween, but The Car is now on instant. That would be the cheerfully shameless Jaws ripoff with the fins filed off and replaced with a demonic car that laughs triumphantly with its horn following every vehicular homicide and runs over only good people, because demon, obviously. (At one point, The Car clearly pauses for thought as its unsure of whether or not to run over a hippie, but then realizes said hippie is a good person once you look past the surface.) It also destroys some police cars in a fantastically hilarious moment that makes it a highwater mark of demonic car movies.

Also:

[Omniscia]

I'm presently watching the recent Netflix addition of Fritz Lang's Metropolis as scored by Giorgio Moroder.

It's so wrong, but so good.

[Uncle Larry]

Red, White, And Blue. I'm not linking to any trailers or reviews because I think you should go in as cold as possible, but in the interests of disclosure I will affirm up front that at specific moments it is hard to watch on a scale that teeters between Blue Valentine and Irreversible.

[JoshV]

http://www.theverge.com/2011/11/18/2...sive-streaming

Anyone else here about this? It's setting a new precedent, where netflix is basically funding a show on its own. Next thing you know, they could be doing their own original programming, or rescucitating other cancelled shows.

[Brad Grenz]

Welcome to 9 months ago. Netflix has made a number of high profile deals for original programming, of which the Arrested Development revival is only the most recent. They won a bidding war with HBO for a new series from David Fincher a while back and they seem to have quite a few irons in the fire at this point.

[W Wiley]

YellowBrickRoad about a haunted New Hampshire hiking trail. Pretty good, fell apart abit at the end but good. Lunopolis a sci-if Lake Mungo documentary kind of movie. Where Lake Mungo piles on the creepy Lunopolis piles on the crazy.

[Norfair]

Would it be wrong to recommend that people watch Terriers in this thread? If not, I would so recommend.

[chet]

Red, White, And Blue. I'm not linking to any trailers or reviews because I think you should go in as cold as possible, but in the interests of disclosure I will affirm up front that at specific moments it is hard to watch on a scale that teeters between Blue Valentine and Irreversible.

Pretty uneven but awesome question posed to the kid.

[drake113]

Lunopolis a sci-if Lake Mungo documentary kind of movie. Where Lake Mungo piles on the creepy Lunopolis piles on the crazy.

Yeesh, you weren't kidding. At first, I was sort of charmed by the fact that it was trying to include as many conspiracy theories as possible in the first 30-45 minutes, but then it just sorta devolved into

Spoiler: Spoiler

your stoned college roommate's 2 AM lecture on his own barely understood beliefs about the mechanics of time travel.

It was still sorta fun, but that's only because I really enjoy bad movies.

[madkevin]

Spoiler: Spoiler

your stoned college roommate's 2 AM lecture on his own barely understood beliefs about the mechanics of time travel.

So it's a Richard Kelly movie?

[Lake]

Season 2 of The League is available for Instant Streaming.

[ElGuapo]

I noticed they took off almost all the animated Justice League and Batman movies. Gone are Mask of the Phantasm, New Frontier, etc.

Netflix streaming as a service is kind of hit or miss, isn't it?

[Tracy Baker]

I noticed they took off almost all the animated Justice League and Batman movies. Gone are Mask of the Phantasm, New Frontier, etc.

Netflix streaming as a service is kind of hit or miss, isn't it?

Of course it is. They don't own anything they sell.

[olaf]

Season 2 of The League is available for Instant Streaming.

Great comedy.

[Houngan]

Sons of Anarchy Season 3 is up now, not sure how long it has been there.

[ElGuapo]

I'm going through Breaking Bad and it gets better and better as the seasons go on. Does it peter out at some point or is it good up until the end?

[Linoleum]

Breaking Bad certainly does not peter out....

[Tyjenks]

Yeah, the wife and I only just started Breaking Bad this year and went through all of the available episodes in short order. Easily one of my favorite shows currently on television. Along with Justified, Mad Men and maybe American Horror Story.

[Reed]

Same here. Just started watching it a couple weeks ago and already into season 3. I can't believe how long I had such greatness just sitting there on my Netflix Instant queue... It was like discovering Firefly for the first time.

[Anti-Bunny]

I'm going through Breaking Bad and it gets better and better as the seasons go on. Does it peter out at some point or is it good up until the end?

It gets better.

[Jamie Madigan]

I'm currently a disk-only Netflix subscriber. Is there any way to view what content is available on streaming? I can't find it if so, and if not then that's incredibly stupid.

[Panda]

There might not be a way to do it on Netflix's site but if you check out instantwatcher.com you'll be presented with a much more robust search engine of Netflix's streaming catalog.

[Angrycoder]

I'm going through Breaking Bad and it gets better and better as the seasons go on. Does it peter out at some point or is it good up until the end?

There are some slow points in seasons 3 and 4 that are amplified if you are consuming them en mass. The show gets better and better, with the finale to season 4 probably being the best finale ever.

[Brad Grenz]

Tucker and Dale vs Evil is now on streaming. No more excuses, you lot!

[Houngan]

Tucker and Dale vs Evil is now on streaming. No more excuses, you lot!

You should have mentioned Cherie (sharee? Sherri?) from 30 Rock is in it. Although oddly while she's roughly a 14 on 30 Rock she's only a 9/10 with movie lighting. My theory is that she's so ridiculously hot that no additional amount of lighting can do her harm.

Edit: Nevermind, she just stripped down. Back to 14.

H.

[Dean]

Watched this Tucker and Dale thing last night. Awesome! I kept waiting for Alan Tudyk to get impaled, because he specializes in that.

Also, naked boobies in the background, but never prominent. What was up with that? And no one ever had sex and then died horribly (is that a spoiler?) because no one ever had sex. Don't they know how these movies work?