My Netflix queue is empty.
 

My Netflix queue is empty. I need suggestions please. No chick flicks, no subtitles. Movies, not TV shows. TIA

Here's a suggestion: Netflix Streaming. It rocks. Just browse, find something interesting, click, watch instantly on your computer. Or, if you prefer to watch it on your tv buy the "roku" for $60 and stream it to your TV via wifi. I guarantee you'll find something worth watching just by browsing around. I've personally been doing so most of today... it just seemed like a great day to watch movies.

Oh, it's included with your netflix account, by the way...

Who Killed the Electric Car?

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I use it but it has limited flicks available, and does not work well when traveling.

Added. Thank you . . . I hope. :winkwink:

If you havent seen it yet I remember Sleazy pointing out a good one involving Bill gates and steve jobs


Pirates of Silicon Valley


Also...

Fallen - Denzel Washington Suspense thriller
Just watched Gran Torino. You have to see that if you havent. Get the more racial version.

Jacob's Ladder (just saw this again, love it)

Recommend some GOOD documentaries in this thread too. [/hijack]

Just watched "Trade" on Netflix streaming tonight and thought it was definitely worth a watch.

Thanks :thumbsup

this year a few sleepers I really enjoyed

Flash Backs Of Fool (james bond stars)
The Deal (about hollywood)
Hachi: A Dog's Tale (deserved an oscar) drama
Edge of Darkness (Mel Gibson - good political drama - sleeper)
The Box (good fantasy expected to be bubble gum but worth watching)

the the oscar noms
Precious
Crazy Heart

I recently watched Shutter Island and really liked it. Also, Hot Tub Time Machine is very funny.

I can also recommend Crazy Heart and Up In The Air. Both good dramas and The Road if you don't mind being depressed by a movie.

If you are in the mood for a mini series I just watched Generation Kill. It is a 9 hour mini series that was on HBO. Done by the guys that did The Wire and based on a book by a Rolling Stone reporter who was embedded with a group of Marines who led the assault into Iraq. It is very good.

Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama

Some of my favourite movies, you've probably seen some, maybe all

Snatch
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Revolver
Layer Cake
Sexy Beast
Full Metal Jacket
Apocalypto
Vanilla Sky
Rounders
American Pimp (Documentary)
Cocaine Cowboys 1/2 (Documentary)

Anything starring me.

I heard your favorite movie was Brokeback Mountain..

Shutter island

Street Thief.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0872224/

Train Spotting.
One of the best movies I have seen all year, very intense scenes with a great storyline.

Agreed. Except for Jason X. Sorry Mr. Voorhees, but that sucked ass. My personal fave was Jason Goes To Hell. "Through a Voorhees was he born..."

BD, Make the significant other watch "I Spit on Your Grave." I've had mixed reactions from women on that, and I love to hear feedback on it.

http://www.impawards.com/1978/poster...your_grave.jpg

I agree... What was I smoking? :Oh crap

Part 1, 3 and 4 and that's about it...

The Crazies was surprisingly good. As was Book of Eli. But the best movie I has seen in a long time was She's Out of My League (very shockingly good).

Isn't an empty Netflix queue similar to reaching the end of the Internet?

I really enjoyed the documentary "Bigger, Stronger, Faster*", about steroid use and the misconceptions we have about their long term effects...

Well, at least you redeemed yourself by cutting Freddy's fucking head off in Jason vs. Freddy. :thumbsup

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I STAB JEWS!

best documentary I've ever seen:thumbsup

Paths of Glory -- great flick.

Thank you

kind of

Thank you

Road To Perdition Tom Hanks, Paul Newman

Rounders - Edward Norton, Matt Damon

Sting - Paul Newman, Robert Redford
Sting II - Jackie Gleason, Mac Davis

The Cincinnati Kid - Steve McQueen

Hoodlum - Laurence Fishburne
Bobby Z - Laurence Fishburne

State of Play - Russell Crowe, Ben Affleck

The Condemned - Stone Cold Steve Austin

monkey warfare
highway 61
roadkill
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I watched The Crazies last night and agree it was worth the rental. The story line and action was ok but what I really appreciated was the lighting and camera work. So many movies these days are monochromatic with jerky camera work and The Crazies was done in a way that made the movie that much more enjoyable.

I also liked The Book of Eli and would watch it over The Road if I had to choose. All those that think the law needs to mind it's own business and stay out of yours and people should be able to do what they please should watch The Book of Eli and see what living in a lawless society would be like. :)

Also watched Edge of Darkness which was pretty good as someone else mentioned.

Was the year 1997?

Making The Road into a movie was a fucking travesty.

GREAT flick, I watched it randomly one night on instawatch without reading anything about it which is probably why I thought it was so great. :2 cents:

Trade is definitely a great movie, someone else recommend it to you.
Repo Man 2010 it's a little slow at first but I liked it.

I liked the movie, but it is nothing compared to the book. McCarthy is a god among writers and a lot of his stuff just doesn't translate well to screen, but I thought The Road was pretty good and No Country For Old Men was done very well.

prince of persia
death at the funeral
Cop Out

all 2010

I saw that a few weeks ago, powerful film.

Couldn't say enough good things about this one...


Brooklyn's Finest was pretty good.

The Crazies was worth a watch.

Hot Tube Time Machine rocked.

Triangle(2009) -- try not to watch a trailer or find out anything about it, or you'll ruin the experience. If you like good, mind bending horror/scifi this one is great.



Sunshine -- everyone should see this