[quote name='intoxicated662']Again, you're in denial and are not respecting other peoples opinions and point of views. Seems like you're the real upset person in the conversation and just need to let it go. I cancelled my subscription and don't miss it. I might get it back in 2-3 months because by then, hopefully they'll have a new and better movie selection for instant watch. Remember, instant watch on netflix is pure quantity over quality. I mainly signed up for netflix for the instant watch and even though you state there are "over 17,000 movies" most of them ain't worth a crap. I still haven't had anyone name me some pretty good movies from those 17,000 so what you are saying is irrelevant. I named a few I liked so why don't you? It's as if you're getting paid by netflix to defend them or you work there or something else. Just let it go...[/QUOTE]
But you're doing the same ing thing as the bolded by saying there's nothing on there.
Yeah, the selections are limited if you aren't a true movie buff and only want to watch the lastest hollywood films. Fair enough.
But don't say there's nothing good on there. There's plenty of great stuff on there for classics, movies from the 80s and 90s and 2000s (selection is just limited for the most recent 5 years or so of blockbusters), documentaries, indie films, foreign films etc.
A few I've watched recently or have on my list currently (or stuff listed in the categories on Xbox 360 Netflix Application that I've seen before and liked)
Born Into Brothels
Wall-E
Where the Buffalo Room
A Street Care Named Desire
Barry Lyndon
La Vie En Rose
I Like Killing Flies
Lust, Caution
Dexter Seasons 1 & 2
Heroes Seasons (watch the current one on there vs. DVRing and fast forwarding)
The Basketball Diaries
Vertigo
The English Patient
The Cider House Rules
Carlito's Way
Oldboy
Californication Season 1
The Iron Giant
Monster's Inc
The Goonies
Black Hawk Down
The Salton Sea
Men in Black
Sling Blade
Super Size Me
March of the Penguins
A Few Good Men
Sin Nombre
Cool Hand Luke
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Blade Runner
And that's at a quick glance and not very inclusive of my 110 movies in my instant queue currently, nor all the suggestions in the genre categories etc.
I don't think people should be bashing people who don't like Netflix or find it useful.
But it's just ignorant to say that there's no good movies on there. They have 17,000 selections. There are a ton of movies and a ton of great movies, tv shows and documentaries.
There's pretty much something for anyone who's into more than just the latest hollywood blockbusters. If that's all one watches, then you're not a movie buff and don't need any kind of rental subscription as Red Box and/or local stores will fill all your needs.
And there's nothing wrong with that. Just something wrong with being ignorant and saying there's not good movies on there, vs. just saying you don't see enough movies that interest you on there.
But you're doing the same ing thing as the bolded by saying there's nothing on there.
Yeah, the selections are limited if you aren't a true movie buff and only want to watch the lastest hollywood films. Fair enough.
But don't say there's nothing good on there. There's plenty of great stuff on there for classics, movies from the 80s and 90s and 2000s (selection is just limited for the most recent 5 years or so of blockbusters), documentaries, indie films, foreign films etc.
A few I've watched recently or have on my list currently (or stuff listed in the categories on Xbox 360 Netflix Application that I've seen before and liked)
Born Into Brothels
Wall-E
Where the Buffalo Room
A Street Care Named Desire
Barry Lyndon
La Vie En Rose
I Like Killing Flies
Lust, Caution
Dexter Seasons 1 & 2
Heroes Seasons (watch the current one on there vs. DVRing and fast forwarding)
The Basketball Diaries
Vertigo
The English Patient
The Cider House Rules
Carlito's Way
Oldboy
Californication Season 1
The Iron Giant
Monster's Inc
The Goonies
Black Hawk Down
The Salton Sea
Men in Black
Sling Blade
Super Size Me
March of the Penguins
A Few Good Men
Sin Nombre
Cool Hand Luke
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Blade Runner
And that's at a quick glance and not very inclusive of my 110 movies in my instant queue currently, nor all the suggestions in the genre categories etc.
I don't think people should be bashing people who don't like Netflix or find it useful.
But it's just ignorant to say that there's no good movies on there. They have 17,000 selections. There are a ton of movies and a ton of great movies, tv shows and documentaries.
There's pretty much something for anyone who's into more than just the latest hollywood blockbusters. If that's all one watches, then you're not a movie buff and don't need any kind of rental subscription as Red Box and/or local stores will fill all your needs.
And there's nothing wrong with that. Just something wrong with being ignorant and saying there's not good movies on there, vs. just saying you don't see enough movies that interest you on there.