Sweet! Keen to check this out. I love Floppington Cummerbund.
Now feels like the right time to watch this, with the last one coming out this year. The previous ones sucked, but my wife wants to see it through to the end.
Netflix |OT| Where Binge Watching is Encouraged
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Sweet! Keen to check this out. I love Floppington Cummerbund.
Now feels like the right time to watch this, with the last one coming out this year. The previous ones sucked, but my wife wants to see it through to the end.
Rhomega Beta
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Considering all the complaints about Part 1, I think I'll just wait for Part 2.
Checked my Netflix and saw it hasn't changed. Looked at the article, and I see it won't be until next month.
Checked my Netflix and saw it hasn't changed. Looked at the article, and I see it won't be until next month.
Dead Prince
Banned
oh. i didn't know i had the new UI as well. i thought they just went black LOL
thread title is no longer accurate: Jennette McCurdy's grown-up Netflix drama 'Between' not for binge-watching
Eh, all you have to do is wait six weeks and binge it. It's not like you have a lack of content to binge between now and the beginning of July.
Added today:
30 for 30: Sole Man (TV, Documentary)
The New Detectives: Case Studies in Forensic Science (TV, Documentary, Crime)
UK:
Screamers (Action, SciFi)
The Painted Veil (Drama)
World War Z (Action, Zombie)
Sweden:
Coherence (Indie, Thriller, SciFi)
Netherlands:
30 Minutes or Less (Comedy)
Bad Teacher (Comedy)
Battle: Los Angeles (Action, SciFi, Hell)
Friends with Benefits (Comedy, Romantic)
Milk (Indie, Drama, Gay & Lesbian)
Priest (Action, Vampire)
The Adventures of Tintin (Family)
The Illusionist (Drama)
The Smurfs (Family)
The Zero Theorem (Comedy, Drama, SciFi)
30 for 30: Sole Man (TV, Documentary)
The New Detectives: Case Studies in Forensic Science (TV, Documentary, Crime)
UK:
Screamers (Action, SciFi)
The Painted Veil (Drama)
World War Z (Action, Zombie)
Sweden:
Coherence (Indie, Thriller, SciFi)
Netherlands:
30 Minutes or Less (Comedy)
Bad Teacher (Comedy)
Battle: Los Angeles (Action, SciFi, Hell)
Friends with Benefits (Comedy, Romantic)
Milk (Indie, Drama, Gay & Lesbian)
Priest (Action, Vampire)
The Adventures of Tintin (Family)
The Illusionist (Drama)
The Smurfs (Family)
The Zero Theorem (Comedy, Drama, SciFi)
vatstep
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Since there's no thread for Amazon Prime Instant Video, I figured it might be worth a heads-up to fellow members that some additional HBO shows have been added to their collection:
Veep S1
Girls S1
Luck
Hung
John from Cincinnati
Plus Banshee and Strike Back, as well.
(I think these are all new; not sure about Hung)
Veep S1
Girls S1
Luck
Hung
John from Cincinnati
Plus Banshee and Strike Back, as well.
(I think these are all new; not sure about Hung)
Femmeworth
Banned
Thanks. Been meaning to ask where to get updates on Amazon since their interface is shit.
Infernostew
Member
Those are the only ones worth checking out.
Maybe it is part of their Disney deal.
Watched the first episode. Looks like a CW version of "Under the Dome" so far. Interesting (not fascinating, but interesting) premise, decent directing, but the acting isn't great. In the actors' defense, the dialogue they're given to work with ain't great either. Lots of "no one talks like that" moments. Multiple "character is in trouble and saved at the last minute" scenes that may be compelling for anyone who has never seen a TV show before.
I'll give it another episode if I remember, but it's not going to be appointment TV around here.
teruterubozu
Member
Highly recommended if you're into quirky "conceptual" sci-fi like Moon, Primer, Under the Skin, Upstream Color, Melancholia, Another Earth, etc.
It's also available on Amazon Prime.
backflip10019
Member
Very exciting! But gosh, Bill looks old. :/
RatskyWatsky
Hunky Nostradamus
Finally! I wonder if this means they're on HBO Go/Now too?
Everyone needs to watch both of these shows.
Added today:
Between - Episode 1 (TV, Drama, SciFi, Netflix Original)
H20: Mermaid Adventures Season 1 (TV, Kids, Netflix Original)
Inglourious Basterds (Thriller)
Jen Kirkman: I'm Gonna Die Alone (Standup, Netflix Original)
Mysterious Ways (Drama, Faith)
The Other One: The Long Strange Trip of Bob Weir (Documentary, Music, Netflix Original)
Canada:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ('14, Action)
UK:
Recess: School's Out (Family, Animation)
Between - Episode 1 (TV, Drama, SciFi, Netflix Original)
H20: Mermaid Adventures Season 1 (TV, Kids, Netflix Original)
Inglourious Basterds (Thriller)
Jen Kirkman: I'm Gonna Die Alone (Standup, Netflix Original)
Mysterious Ways (Drama, Faith)
The Other One: The Long Strange Trip of Bob Weir (Documentary, Music, Netflix Original)
Canada:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ('14, Action)
UK:
Recess: School's Out (Family, Animation)
I'm really really excited for this, lol.
Maklershed
Member
Have they done this before? Release a series one episode a week instead of all at once?
It showing up somewhere on Netflix was the only way I would watch it. Might do so this weekend.
For one of "their" shows? No.
The show is still airing in Canada. Netflix brought the rights to it.
Everyone should watch the Chef's table, a six part documentary about six world class chef's around the world. You get treated to their backstory, ambitions, troubles etc... The only thing that matches these beautiful pieces of art the chefs are cooking is the cinematography. Absolutely mesmerising.
EricTheCleric
Member
Series 8 of Doctor Who (Capaldi) is now on Netflix (Sweden)
http://www.netflix.com/WiMovie/70142441?trkid=50276800
http://www.netflix.com/WiMovie/70142441?trkid=50276800
Infernostew
Member
Really? I just finished season 3 and thought it was a complete turd from start to finish.
"A Girl Walks Home Alone"?
vatstep
This poster pulses with an appeal so broad the typical restraints of our societies fall by the wayside.
It Follows? That's still in theatres, though.
I don't think that was it, although I watched it and liked it.
Then again it could be and I'm just forgetting lol. Anyway, I plan on visiting some friends and we plan on watching Babadook tonight.
Loved it.
It went pretty much as expected, you got the tale of Frank failing at every thing he tried as President, along with the eventual break-up of him and Claire...and you had Doug's rehab and redemption storyline where he finally got back into Frank's inner circle. I also feel like this season Frank Underwood went from a character you could kind of root for to a character you hated...especially with the stuff with him and Claire. I look forward to the next season as Frank's eventual downfall should be glorious.
Maybe it was Wolf Cop?
HawkeyeFIN
Neo Member
Probably thinking of The Canal http://neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1031827
Haven't seen it myself yet so can't comment on it.
I was going to say this, but since we were in a Netflix thread, figured it was on Netflix.
Why would you do that to your friends?
On Netflix? Don't know if it's what you were talking about, but Starry Eyes is also great.
The Canal.
But if you're in the mood for horror, I have two Japanese movies that were fun to watch:
vatstep
This poster pulses with an appeal so broad the typical restraints of our societies fall by the wayside.
I'm doing my monthly "watch stuff that's going to expire soon" routine, so I watched Dummy today, in which Adrien Brody plays a socially-awkward ventriloquist. It was surprisingly good. His mother, played by Jessica Walter (Lucille Bluth from Arrested Development) is hilarious.
It kind of has a similar feel to Lars and the Real Girl, but I liked it much more.
It kind of has a similar feel to Lars and the Real Girl, but I liked it much more.
jamesinclair
Banned
I think I saw that Jupiter Ascending is in some region now.
I watched it on the plane.
Holy shit, maybe the worst film I've seen in at least five years.
Don't watch it guys. Pure shit tier.
I saw After Earth last week and in comparison that movie should get an Oscar.
I don't know how an eight grader got hired to write for Hollywood but that needs to end.
I watched it on the plane.
Holy shit, maybe the worst film I've seen in at least five years.
Don't watch it guys. Pure shit tier.
I saw After Earth last week and in comparison that movie should get an Oscar.
I don't know how an eight grader got hired to write for Hollywood but that needs to end.
tryagainlater
Member
My Wachowski bias means I have to at least watch Jupiter Ascending, sigh. Any idea what region it's in because it's not showing up on moreflicks?
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