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Sadly, if you run a Linux OS you cannot use Streaming Linux as I just found out. Luckily I have a Nintendo Wii that does nothing but collect dust and disgust me and now have put it to good use, although trying to type in the name of a movie can be quite troublesome.
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I watch the hell out of some Netflix. I'll throw some recs your way:
TV Shows: Twin Peaks Archer Arrested Development (already mentioned, but seriously) Home Movies Mad Men South Park Breaking Bad The IT Crowd Weeds Lost Monk The Office Louie Trailer Park Boys Jericho King of the Hill Reaper (Freaking awesome show; Ray Wise is the man) The Twilight Zone Alfred Hitchcock Presents Chappelle's Show Ugly Americans Futurama The Kids in the Hall 30 Rock Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Bravestarr Batman: The Animated Series Star Trek: The Animated Series Important Things With Demetri Martin The Sarah Silverman Program Stan Lee's Superhumans Murder She Wrote Documentaries: Confessions of a Superhero Burzynski Dear Zachary Ken Burns: Jazz DMT: The Spirit Molecule Grizzly Man Diaries Into the Universe with Stephen Hawking When You're Strange Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State Cave of Forgotten Dreams Hitman Hart: Wrestling with Shadows Marwencol The Rockafire Explosion Soundtrack for a Revolution I Like Killing Flies Stephen Fry In America Waiting for Superman Loving Lampposts I Need That Record! Wetlands Preserved Theremin: An Electronic Odyssey The Parking Lot Movie These Amazing Shadows: The Movies That Make America Grizzly Man My Winnipeg The Nine Lives of Marion Berry Magic Trip Light Keeps Me Company Obscene Limelight CSA: Confederate States of America 200 Motels The Last Mountain |
I had netflix until I could no longer have the US version, so I cancelled it. It's a shame really because it was excellent.
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I wish Netflix had more Canadian content available. Like films and such. Unless it's already all there and I just missed it... I don't think so though. Everything is so American lol!
Glad that they have Kids in the Hall though. I watched all the episodes. |
Great idea for a thread. Here's a couple of other great films that are on Netflix:
http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV...V1._SY317_.jpg Melancholia It's easily among Lars von Trier's best work. It has some amazing cinematography and a scifi plot that evades cheesiness and it is a great character study of those with depression in times of distress. http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV...V1._SY317_.jpg Sayat Nova or The Color of Pomegranates This is a fantastic art film that explores Armenian culture and the life of poet Sayat Nova. It definitely requires multiple viewings and should not be taken lightly, but it is one of the most beautiful and astonishing films ever made. I'd recommend this to anyone who loves classic art films or just art films in general. That's all for now. |
I've been thinking about getting Netflix, just wondered how good it was for older films and tv series from the 1960s etc?
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Again keep in mind this is from the American side, I'm unsure of what is available in the U.K. but for what the service costs I think you get a lot of bang for your buck so long as you use it. |
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I'm still using it! The UK Netflix library will, I'm assuming, continue to expand and hopefully quickly. It really isn't great to be honest. I noticed that Thor was just added to the US library? There is no way that you will find content like that added to the UK library so quickly. I'm flicking between the US and UK libraries and although the US one is by far and away the better of the two, the UK one has a few little advantages and so I cant really grumble. Even the British TV section of the US library is better than the UK library and that just makes perfect sense, doesn't it? PS. Although the US one doesnt have Red Dwarf. 1-0. |
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