What's is your netflix queue?

[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]

Originally Posted by 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!

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]

Originally Posted by Ponine

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]

Originally Posted by 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!

hmmmm...laserdiscs! I got those too!

[mhrc4]

Originally Posted by 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.

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.