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Im a lil behind the times as I just started doing the Netflix thing on my PS3 but figured it would be great to start a thread for it for us to suggest some movies to eachother that we have watched and liked. It doesnt exactly have to have been watched on Netflix, but if its a good movie post it up to share with everybody. After you list the movie rate it with "1-5
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I just got finished watching Rampage. It was better than I thought it was going to be, I would deff watch this agian.
Rampage - 4
Okay................GO!
"I just got finished watching Rampage. It was better than I thought it was going to be, I would deff watch this agian.
Rampage - 4

Okay................GO!
Since I've been off of school, I've watched all of Parks and Recreation and I'm almost finished with season six of The Office.
My instant queue currently consists of 204 titles. WTB free time.
My instant queue currently consists of 204 titles. WTB free time.
Saw it on New Years eve, pretty funny flick.
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in terms of netflix do they get all the movies, new movies, most movies, or just things from certain places?
it has just recently came to canada (less than 6 months)
it has just recently came to canada (less than 6 months)
Way to go, only about five years behind the rest of us. Are you guys just getting into Nirvana and ****?
Their streaming title collection is just a small, but growing subset of their entire library. Interesting datapoint - something like 20% of ALL internet traffic can be attributed to Netflix Instant Watch.
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But then I switched to the torrent scene. I haven't touched a physical DVD (or subscribed to cable) in about 3 years now. Everything lives on a 2TB drive on a little PC in the living room. Pretty much anything you could possibly want to watch, not just movies but TV shows, are just a few clicks and maybe an hour away. If there existed some service which offered that sort of convenience and massive selection legitimately I'd probaby pay for it. But there isn't.
on topic: recently watched:
Failure to launch
The Joneses
The Goods
Good night and good luck
Get Shorty
All fairly decent, none really remarkable. 3-4ish.
Oh, and Three Days of the Condor. Hell of a great film.
RedBox and Blockbuster are a little different, you're paying for the new release movie, not the instant watch service like Netflix, which doesn't have the new releases.







