What's is your netflix queue?

[Not Afraid]

I was just moving things around a realizing what a large list I have going. It will probably take me a year to get through all of these since I have the minimum rental plan. :rolleyes:

Here's my list. What's on yours?

Movie Title

A Beautiful Mind
Antonia's Line
Boys Don't Cry
Bubba Ho-Tep
Children of Paradise: Disc 1
Children of Paradise: Disc 2
City of God
Dead Man Walking
Dogma
East/West
Farinelli
Hard Eight
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
High and Low
House of Sand and Fog
Igby Goes Down
Iggy & The Stooges: Live in Detroit
In America
Kiss Me Kate
Lantana
Lumiere and Company
Malena
Monsoon Wedding
Mystic River
Open Your Eyes
Phone Booth
Pollock
Porco Rosso
Pride and Prejudice: Vol. 1
Pride and Prejudice: Vol. 2
Princess Mononoke
Rushmore
Sense and Sensibility
Shakespeare in Love
Shaun of the Dead
Snatch
Strangers with Candy: Season 1: Disc 1
Strangers with Candy: Season 1: Disc 2
Strangers with Candy: Season 2: Disc 1
Strangers with Candy: Season 2: Disc 2
Swept Away
The Cat Returns
The Cooler
The Day of the Locust
The Filth and the Fury: A Sex Pistols Film
The Last Metro
The Red Violin
The Twilight Samurai
Thirteen
Tuck Everlasting
Vanilla Sky
Vatel
What's the Matter with Helen?
Wilde

[Ghoulish Delight]

Well, the full list is too long to post here because we've got lots of TV season multi-disc sets on there. All told, we have 106 titles. But condensing it....

Shaun of the Dead
Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy
Sealab 2021 Season 1
The Bourne Supremecy
Nadia: Secret of Blue Water (the series)
Red Dwarf series
The Prisoner series
Simpsons, a couple seasons' worth
SpongeBob series
Invader Zim
American Psycho
Rurouni Kenshin
Next Friday
Not Another Teen Movie
Mean Girls
Empire Records
Being John Malkovich
Adaptation
Newsies
Secret Window
One Hour Photo
The Office (BBC series)
Home Movie
Miller's Crossing
Glengarry Glen Ross
Dog Day Afternoon
Midnight Cowboy
Matchstick Men
Requiem for a Dream
Hofmann's Potion
Dali
Ghost World
Mr. Show Season 1
CQ
Aladdin
Disney's Robin Hood
Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Bottle Rocket
Four Rooms
Garden State
Harold and Kumar go to White Castle
The Man Who Wasn't There
Shot in the Dark
Bubba Ho-Tep
Saw
From Hell
Waiting for Guffman
Philidelphia Story
Fawlty Towers
Crash
Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy (80s miniseries)
American Splendor
Collateral
Love Actually
About Schmidt
Chinatown
Love Story
The Godfather
French Connection
Network
Annie Hall
Rosemary's Baby
Revenge of the Pink Panther
Lion King Special Edition
Monsters, Inc.
Doctor Who
Waking Life
Flirting with Disaster
Party Girl
The Outsiders
Forbidden Zone
Kentucky Fried Movie
Shaolin Soccer


That should keep us busy for an eon or two.

[Ponine]

From the look of it, both of you could come to my place and find half of your lists. :S (without taking any of the same movies)
I cant decide, does this make me even more of a movie geek than a disney geek?

[mousepod]

I've got a good chunk of those discs, too. I think that back in the days of laserdiscs, I just got used to buying my movies (hardly anyone rented the oddball titles) and the price was anywhere from $25 to $125 a title. The price point on DVDs is so cheap - especially since I use www.dvdpricesearch.com , that I have wound up with a massive collection. Movie party in San Francisco!

[Ponine]

I've got a good chunk of those discs, too. I think that back in the days of laserdiscs, I just got used to buying my movies (hardly anyone rented the oddball titles) and the price was anywhere from $25 to $125 a title. The price point on DVDs is so cheap - especially since I use www.dvdpricesearch.com , that I have wound up with a massive collection. Movie party in San Francisco!
I knew I liked you!
Okay, have a movie party in SF, the cruise down to San Diego and watch whatever you didnt see at mousepod's house at my place.
I think between the two of us, we could prob knock out the larger part of those lists.

[Not Afraid]

Well, I'm TRYING to get to SF but the airlines are not cooperating. We'll just have to plan another time - but I'm going to insist the Chi's are fully dressed for the occasion.

Now, San Diego is easy!

[FEJ]

as of last week..



nothing.
Canceled membership due to lack of use. Also canceled cable TV.
its all about books, rabbit ears, Internet and World of Warcraft.

[blueerica]

Same as Ubergeek. Except I did mine two months ago.

[mhrc4]

The Rat Pack
Original Sin
Rounders
Mr. 3000
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
The Shawshank Redemption: Special Edition
Sabrina
An Affair to Remember
Miracle
The Italian Job
Anchorman
Paris When it Sizzles
Count of Monte Cristo
Raising Helen
Ray
Chocolat
Before Sunset
Lara Croft : Cradle of Life
Last Samurai
Man on Fire


ive got 52 in total, that is just the first 20

I am thinking about cancelling our Digital Cable and DVR service, but i still want cable, and its only a $20 difference....

[Ghoulish Delight]

Not only do I use our cable pretty regularly, with the discounts we get on internet and phone service by having the full package through Cox, I think it would actually cost us more to cancel the cable than keep it!

[LSPoorEeyorick]

I would ask the official owner of "my" Netflix queue to report, but that person is a little wrapped up in editing the next incarnation of Bravo's Moms and Dads series right now. I hear it involves crazy cheerleading moms. Ahhh, the stuff that tv movies are made of!

As I remember, things on the list include Alias, South Park, Badder Santa, and Finding Neverland (to see if the DVD is worth owning)... and I'm blanking on the rest. In our grasps right now are Wallace and Gromit, RKO 284, and something else that escapes me.

[Not Afraid]

We have Direct TV that we never use. It seems silly to have ti, but silly to take it out. We don't have many chanels left on it though. We're just not TV people at all.

[libraryvixen]

I have 404 movies in my queue.

And I keep buying more! Thank you Mousepod for sharing that DVD site for the movies. It's a pity there isn't a Fry's close to me!

[FEJ]

Not only do I use our cable pretty regularly, with the discounts we get on internet and phone service by having the full package through Cox, I think it would actually cost us more to cancel the cable than keep it!

derail]
Hi-Speed Internet and cable TV=110
Hi-Speed Internet alone = 36

I use my cell as only phone plus a lot of Data/internet and pay 95/month

not worth it for me to have cable TV

[/derail]

[Ghoulish Delight]

Egads, you're paying $75 for cable. We're paying $20, plus get discounts on the other 2 services that more than cover that $20. We basically get cable for free.

[Bornieo: Fully Loaded]

Blade: Trinity
Shaun of the Dead
Van Helsing
Memento *
Raging Bull
Earth, Wind & Fire: Live at Montreux
Hero
Metropolis
Touch of Evil
Manhattan
The Magnificent Seven*
A Fistful of Dollars *
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Pale Rider
Lady Snowblood: Love Song of Vengeance
Lady Snowblood
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead**
Stolen Summer
Elektra
The Life & Death of Peter Sellers
Fando & Lis / Constellation Jodorowsky
House of Flying Daggers
Sideways *
Closer
Garden State
From Hell
The Last Shot

[jdramj]

I knew I liked you!
Okay, have a movie party in SF, the cruise down to San Diego and watch whatever you didnt see at mousepod's house at my place.
I think between the two of us, we could prob knock out the larger part of those lists.


You can add me to the route...Orange. I have a wicked kids section too (ok so they are my Disney DVD's but the kids make a good exscuse). I can fill in the blanks I'm sure...how about a DVD party Train or something? Connecting to all 3 regions? LOL!

[jdramj]

I've got a good chunk of those discs, too. I think that back in the days of laserdiscs, I just got used to buying my movies (hardly anyone rented the oddball titles) and the price was anywhere from $25 to $125 a title. The price point on DVDs is so cheap - especially since I use www.dvdpricesearch.com , that I have wound up with a massive collection. Movie party in San Francisco!


hmmmm...laserdiscs! I got those too!

[mhrc4]

Egads, you're paying $75 for cable. We're paying $20, plus get discounts on the other 2 services that more than cover that $20. We basically get cable for free.


im paying $120 a month through Cox

$40 - Cable internet
$65 - Digital Cable + DVR
$10 - home phone

and then taxes and stuff

if i were to get rid of our Digital Cable + DVR, and go back to their basic cable (so i can watch Angels Games and hockey when it comes back) its only a savings of $20 or so. So kinda hard for me to justify it... for only $20, i would say i like the features / capabilities of the DVR, even though we dont use it too often

[Ghoulish Delight]

We've got basic cable (not digital, no cable box, no remote rental, no premium channels), which is normally $40, but with the package is only $20. We have a ReplayTV, which is a DVR, that we got independantly from the cable and that does not have a monthly fee. So that makes it real cheap for us.

Anywho, back to Netflix, we just returned an Aqua Teen disc, so Shaun of the Dead should be arriving tomorrow. A friend mentioned Meet the Feebles to us yesterday and said that Netflix pulled the title from their catalog. Apparantly, it was not only available, it was listed in the children's section. Someone obviously just glanced at the cover, saw some puppets, and filed it there. Meanwhile, I go to check on this and see that Meet the Feebles is indeed available to be queued. So I add it, only to have the queue say, "Available May 31, 2005." Wonder what that's about.

[flippyshark]

I'd love to have been a fly on the wall with the family whose kids watched Meet The Feebles.

My queue has only got a fwe titles. I am very bad at browsing. I need to steal some suggestions from these nice long lists. (I somehow don't find Netflix' categorizing and suggesting methods very effective.)

Anyhow, currently in my queue or right here on my "to watch" pile:
Barton Fink
Rabbit Proof Fence
F For Fake
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (just watched - Maggie Smith amazing)
Elmer Gantry

That's all at the moment.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Blade: Trinity
Shaun of the Dead
Van Helsing
Memento *
Raging Bull
Earth, Wind & Fire: Live at Montreux
Hero
Metropolis
Touch of Evil
Manhattan
The Magnificent Seven*
A Fistful of Dollars *
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Pale Rider
Lady Snowblood: Love Song of Vengeance
Lady Snowblood
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead**
Stolen Summer
Elektra
The Life & Death of Peter Sellers
Fando & Lis / Constellation Jodorowsky
House of Flying Daggers
Sideways *
Closer
Garden State
From Hell
The Last ShotAsterisks without explanations! I hate that!!! :p

[Not Afraid]

Note from Netflix:

Dear Lisa,

It appears that you accidently returned one of your personal DVDs or CDs in a Netflix envelope. Rest assured, we will send your disc right back to you.

Oh no! What did I do now??????? I have no idea. :rolleyes:

[Ghoulish Delight]

I hope it wasn't your beloved copy of the Passion of the Christ soundtrack. I know how much you cherish it.

[Matterhorn Fan]

Bubba Ho-Tep
Two Bitter Eastcoasters have that one. I think we'd all give it pretty much the same review.

[Moonliner]

Time to update your Netflix queue. Tomorrow (feb 28th) all the Starz movies get pulled (http://gizmodo.com/5888553/the-20-best-movies-getting-pulled-from-netflix-streaming-tomorrow).

Damn, I still haven't had a chance to watch Toy Story III.

[Kevy Baby]

They are only being pulled from the streaming, not disc rental

[Ghoulish Delight]

Not that there aren't some good movies on that list, but when your list of top tragedies includes "Airheads"...I'm thinking the damage isn't going to be devastating.

[Moonliner]

Not that there aren't some good movies on that list, but when your list of top tragedies includes "Airheads"...I'm thinking the damage isn't going to be devastating.

You singled out "airheads" on a list that includes "teen wolf". I just don't get some people.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Let's just say I was overwhelmed by options.

[Moonliner]

Disney is coming back to Netflix (http://gizmodo.com/5965589/dumbo-iron-man-and-skywalker-maybe-coming-to-netflix).


Starting today, however, you'll be able to watch such classics as Dumbo and Alice in Wonderland. It's unclear if all of the Disney content will be streamable, though. We've reached out to Netflix and Disney for comment. Direct-to-video releases will begin streaming in 2013.

[Moonliner]

Interesting Netflix tidbit:

Well this is new. (at least to me)

I posted a disk back to Netflix on Saturday morning. Saturday evening I get this email from Netflix:


The Postal Service sent word that you've returned a DVD to us; so we were able to ship your next available disc sooner.
We'll send you a detailed returned disc email upon receipt


Fascinating.

[Stan4dSteph]

The Fall
Hinterland
Broadchurch
Sherlock