Maklershed
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That's one of my favorites. Are there any movies similar to it?
Traffic? It's depressing at least.
That's one of my favorites. Are there any movies similar to it?
I have a thing for depressing / sad movies and I could use some recommendations. They don't have to be on netflix, by the way.
I have a thing for depressing / sad movies and I could use some recommendations. They don't have to be on netflix, by the way.
I personally would recommend Brothers.
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Question.
I'm from Australia and use Unblock Us to use Netflix.
I can add movies and shows to my list on the American Netflix but not on the Canadian Netflix. Does anyone know why this might be?
I have a thing for depressing / sad movies and I could use some recommendations. They don't have to be on netflix, by the way.
Flight, Olympus Has Fallen, and It's Always Sunny s8 was added.
Suburbia.I have a thing for depressing / sad movies and I could use some recommendations. They don't have to be on netflix, by the way.
Yup. Use your browsers bookmarks as a list keeper.Lists break when you try to use it in a region that you didn't buy netflix for. That's at least what I found.
No seeing its always sunny season 8.Full list later, but they added Flight and Its Always Sunny in Philly S8 today.
No seeing its always sunny season 8.
Caligula awwwww yeah.
So how bad is Twixt?
So I'm finally watching Dexter. When does it start going downhill?
Don't go in expecting anything amazing and it is fine.
Season 4 is one of the best. Then it goes on a downward spiral.
Stop at season 4.
Four is good. From there it kind of really goes downhill. You can really only develop Dexter's character so far before it gets silly and they seem to have hit that point around season five.
I would still recommend watching them though, as even a poor Dexter series is still better than most series IMO.
What's wrong with season 6? I thought it was brilliant. (don't forget spoiler tags)
I didn't mind the Doomsday Killer stuff directly, although I did not care for Travis. All of the character development stuff relating Dexter, like the God shit, really felt forced and Debra's whole I want to fuck Dexter thing was really poorly done as well IMO. Finally the last line, Oh God, was incredibly B-level corny for a series that has the quality of writing Dexter has.
Like I said though, even a bad Dexter season is still a good TV season to me. It's just not the quality of the previous ones; which to me were some of my favorite series on TV overall.
You're a good person gk.
Ask anyone what the largest issue facing 4K video is, and you'll likely be told that it's distribution; bringing the massive files with four times the resolution of a 1080p video to viewers' homes is an incredible challenge. Nevertheless, Netflix believes it will be able stream Ultra HD 4K videos to customers by next year, and it's already testing the feature, according to Gigaom. In fact, you can watch Netflix's test footage now, as a number of 4K "movies" have hit the service for internal checks on 4K performance. It's worth noting that the movies are all made up of test footage, and 4K quality isn't an option yet for subscribers.
Netflix hasn't kept its interest in streaming 4K video directly to subscribers' homes a secret. CPO Neil Hunt told The Verge this spring that "we expect to be delivering 4K within a year or two with at least some movies and then over time become an important source of 4K," and CEO Reed Hastings said on a recent earnings call that "we want to be one of the big suppliers of 4K next year." The company also teamed up with Samsung to demonstrate live 4K streaming at CES this past January. While it's unclear if Netflix will be able to meet its goal of a 2014 launch, it looks like there will be some good content once it does arrive: the company's very own House of Cards will be among some of the first video on the site offered in 4K.
Would much rather have them focus on improving the bitrate/audio of 1080p content first, then they can do 4K.
My bandwidth cap isn't ready for 4k streaming.
Would much rather have them focus on improving the bitrate/audio of 1080p content first, then they can do 4K.
You know what I don't get? Netflix streaming is about 2GB per hour in regular HD. Yet, it doesn't look any better than a 350MB file you can download online as a TV rip.
Human eye can't see more than 480 interlaced pixels.
Lmao, damn really? I just watched this also. I enjoyed it, though. Some of what they talked about was pretty fascinating. Like whether or not the continuity errors were on purpose, the nonsensical set designs, allusions to american indian history, etc.After watching The Shining the other day I was excited to give Room 237 a try and hear some discussion on it as Kubrick films generally fascinate me. But the people in this documentary are absolutely sick. Seriously. They're criminally insane. Could only put up with the nonsense for about 20 minutes before turning it off.
It's pretty entertaining viewing it as a meta commentary on people desperately trying find subtext in art that isn't there.After watching The Shining the other day I was excited to give Room 237 a try and hear some discussion on it as Kubrick films generally fascinate me. But the people in this documentary are absolutely sick. Seriously. They're criminally insane. Could only put up with the nonsense for about 20 minutes before turning it off.
Yeah, that was insane lmfao. And the stuff he said towards the end about himself. "I know the government isn't too happy with me and I'm sure they'll be watching me".I like that one guy who said The Shining was Kubricks way of showing the world that America didn't land on the moon lol.
Added today:
Blancanieves (Drama, Foreign)
Flight (Drama)
Olympus Has Fallen (Action, Thriller)
Slightly Single in L.A. (Indie, Romantic, Comedy)
The English Teacher (Indie, Romantic, Comedy)
Hahaha. That shit was really dumb. The guy commentating was building it up so much so I was expecting something really creepy when they paused it. When he paused it on that I was cracking up.I think the moment I turned it off was when he the guy pointed out that the moment Ullman shakes Jack's hand the line of the inbox aligns with his groin and it looks like an erection. Uhhhhh rrrrright.
Does The Vampire Diaries just write this shit as they go?
(in the middle of season 4)