Does anyone know if FRIENDS (Season 1 to 10) will ever be added to Netflix? The majority of my friends have recomended it to me but it's kida pricey on DVD :P

Wow, thanks for everyone who recommended Hell on Wheels. I've watched the first four episodes, and it's fantastic.

Only one movie worth mentioning added today (which totally messes up the August formatting until more are added, but whatever)

Saw they added the Hunter. A fine show, but what movie with Willem Dafoe isn't?

Everybody needs to watch Bad Ass, great movie. Call the amberlamps!

Originally Posted by GhostShark Wow, thanks for everyone who recommended Hell on Wheels. I've watched the first four episodes, and it's fantastic.

Yes its freaking fantastic, also remember Season 2 of "Hell on Wheels" premiers tonight at 9pm, following that is all new episode "Breaking Bad" on AMC, now thats a nice lineup!

Just watched the original Red Dawn. Loved it.

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I got a recommendation for one of the more fascinating documentaries I've seen recently called Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of Toynbee Tiles

http://movies.netflix.com/WiMovie/Re...?trkid=2361637

It's about these tiles found on roads for the past 30 years in northeast US and South America that has a message based on theories presented by Arnold Toynbee and 2001: A Space Odyssey that dead humans can be resurrected scientifically on Jupiter. Just as fascinating as the messages themselves is the search for the person creating and laying these tiles.

I watched that the other day, it was somewhat interesting but once you find out it's just some bat-shit crazy shut-in who puts the tiles down and there is no real explanation other than he's crazy , it's kind of a let down.

I was able to watch a few more of ESPN's "30 for 30" series. Very enjoyable! I know not everybody is a huge sports fan but it's still possible to enjoy them without having a huge interest in sports.

Originally Posted by Maklershed I got a recommendation for one of the more fascinating documentaries I've seen recently called Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of Toynbee Tiles http://movies.netflix.com/WiMovie/Re...?trkid=2361637 It's about these tiles found on roads for the past 30 years in northeast US and South America that has a message based on theories presented by Arnold Toynbee and 2001: A Space Odyssey that dead humans can be resurrected scientifically on Jupiter. Just as fascinating as the messages themselves is the search for the person creating and laying these tiles.

Saw that the night it got put on there. It was interesting, but kinda like when your a kid and find out Santa isn't real, its like wtf

Originally Posted by GetWhatYaGive I was able to watch a few more of ESPN's "30 for 30" series. Very enjoyable! I know not everybody is a huge sports fan but it's still possible to enjoy them without having a huge interest in sports.

Once brothers was great. Vlade Divac, one of the NBA's most charismatci people of the last 20 years, and Drazen Petrovic, perhaps the greatest European basketball player of all time, all against the backdrop of a crumbling Yugoslavia. Maybe a bit too staged to emotional-sake, but overall, very well done. That Yugo team was insane. Beat Team USA, Russia, started 4 pros. Whew.

Super 8 is up. Been wanting to see that. Also Bill Burr's new comedy special "You people are all the same" is up. Haven't seen it yet but that dude is hella laughs.

I have to recommend Looking for Lenny, great documentary about Lenny Bruce and his legacy.

Anyone watch God Bless America yet? Pretty dark comedy. What I found funny was when he channel surfing. Everything he flipped to was "real" or a real parody of what is actually on TV, with those almost exact things happening. Really makes you sick.

Obviously there is a scene in the movie some may find offensive, but it was written and filmed way before "that incident". The movie never got much publicity, so I'm glad no one tore into like a uninformed bitch. They find it more fun to rip on Kevin Smith, heh. No one remembers who Bobcat is!

Super 8 is fantastic. Blew my mind at how good it was.

Originally Posted by Kazaganthi Anyone watch God Bless America yet? Pretty dark comedy. What I found funny was when he channel surfing. Everything he flipped to was "real" or a real parody of what is actually on TV, with those almost exact things happening. Really makes you sick. Obviously there is a scene in the movie some may find offensive, but it was written and filmed way before "that incident". The movie never got much publicity, so I'm glad no one tore into like a uninformed bitch. They find it more fun to rip on Kevin Smith, heh. No one remembers who Bobcat is!

Yeah, saw that the night it got put on there. Had been waiting for it. I love that movie and is so true that it hurts too. I really need to pick it up soon as possible

Originally Posted by Tsel Super 8 is fantastic. Blew my mind at how good it was.

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Agreed. (If I'm interpreting the face right). I thought it was filled with cliche, not all that interesting, and about an hour longer than it needed to be. Super 8 wasn't for me. It was like they wanted to destroy ET by smashing it together with War of the Worlds and about 10 other similar alien invasion movies.

Super 8 is one of those love it or hate it movies. I personally loved it. The alien stuff was a bit cliche but the kids acting and the setting were amazing.