Are there any decent movies on Netflix now?

[GoVegan]

I am trying to find a decent movie on Netflix for tonight. Any recommendations?

[jagmanss]

If you haven't watched the Grey and if it's on Netflix.... I just saw it on dvd and is really good...

[Ainkor]

It's not Netflix but In Time is on amazon prime.

[wadetheblade]

what stuff are you into

they rarely have new releases but there is good stuff on there but you gotta dig for it

[wadetheblade]

there are a lot of good documentaries on there

[GoVegan]

My kiid just picked out some movie for tonight. Netflix is a good deal but there isn't a lot on there. I really would like to see Woody Allens "Take The Money and Run" again but they don't even have that. Gonna go see Ms. Liza, gonna go to Mississippi.

[bpc720]

My kiid just picked out some movie for tonight. Netflix is a good deal but there isn't a lot on there. I really would like to see Woody Allens "Take The Money and Run" again but they don't even have that. Gonna go see Ms. Liza, gonna go to Mississippi.

YES!!!!!!!
take the money and run rules! "apt natural I'm pointing a gub at you" Woody Allen was great in the 70s - early 80s
sleeper was also another good one

[voodooman]

not sure if it's on netflix, but i'm watching a cool one called "sound of noise". it's from Sweden!

[deadohsky]

The last few I have watched and enjoyed are Frankensteer and Food Inc. If you haven't seen them, a warning, Frankensteer could be considered graphic, considering you user-name (don't know really know you and am drawing a blank on previous posts on the subject.) I may just be naive, but watching Frankensteer I learned that man essentially created "mad-cow disease" and how e-coli begins in beef and produce (spinach as an example).

I have vegan leaning tendencies mostly due to how the animals are treated as inanimate objects solely for our consumption and the inherit dangers in that line of thinking.

I generally watch documentaries and television shows on Netflix. Withnail and I is a fantastically funny British film.

[SnusoMatic]

'The Conspirator' is pretty good if you're into history type stuff. i watch mostly docs and stupid TV shows and i like shows like the 'first 48'.

[Kaplan]

If you're really hankering for "Take the Money and Run" you can watch it on youtube in 9 parts....Here's part one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGxFp...feature=relmfu Looks like pretty good quality, too.

[sirloot]

The Rum Diaries was pretty good also

[pris]

www.blinkbox.com is pretty good but I'm in the UK so not sure if they block IPs from outide the UK.

[Ainkor]

There is a great mini series about Auschwitz on Netflix too. I think my wife and I are just 3 episodes in but history is facinating!

http://movies.netflix.com/Movie/Ausc...3?trkid=438403

[AtreyuKun]

there are a lot of good documentaries on there

^This. They also have a serious amount of TED Talks. Love those. Also, Thor just came out a couple of days ago.