Back with another recommendation, though I'm sure most people have heard of it by now: Man on Wire, the 2009 Academy Award winning Documentary. Watch an amazing Frenchman aspire to walk a tightrope between the World Trade Center towers while realizing that the feat is totally real. And if documentaries aren't your thing, the film also presents several re-enactments with really intense recollections from the crew that actually made this whole stunt possible.

(1) Rotten Tomatoes: 100%
(2) 2009 Academy Award for Best Documentary.
(3) Highly entertaining for a Documentary film. Feels more like a heist film.
(4) Available to watch *right now* on Netflix Instant View. Don't forget to register for a trial via CAG via www.netflix.com/cagcast.
(5) Just an unbelievable true story and one of the finest films from last year.

If there wasn't already enough incentive to check out Netflix via CAG, Dear Zachary, a wonderful documentary from 2008, just went up for Instant Viewing. If you haven't checked it out, you really ought to. I'd also like to say, go in without knowing anything about it because it will truly surprise you then.

If that's not enough, think of it this way:
(1) 93% score on Rottentomatoes.com.
(2) Only 90 minutes.
(3) Available to watch *instantly* on Netflix Instant View (and support CAG with a 14-day trial via www.netflix.com/cagcast)
(4) Mystery of finding out what the film is about.

Just wanted to chime in that I love the Awards. Really clever there, Cheapy.

Can't wait to get my collection entered in so that I can always have it handy online in case I don't remember if I own a game or not (twice now I've rebought a game already in my library).

Thanks, CheapyD and SuperProgrammerJohn! It's looking awesome.

Anyone finding themselves spending 20-30 minutes for some gaming before heading out to work? I've been going through a few events in Burnout Paradise now before I head off to work.

Any recommended games for play before dragging yourself out to 8 hours of filing reports?