Well, i guess whatever you want it to...lol. but, just for the hell of it tell me about yours.

-name the dvds on your 'at home; list.
-name the top three on the list coming up.
-.. and the bottom three most recently added.



mine.

1. young at heart (with sinatra and doris day)
2. cafe au lait/ mettise (cute witty film by mattheiu kassovitz)
3. chopper.

1. room at the top (english film from 59)
2. high noon
3. city of god

1. darling (with julie christie)
2. bon voyage (french period)
3. stalag 17

Anyone use netflix? I'm signing up for a 2 week free trial and I was curious as to who likes/dislikes it.

it's worth it.

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i love it. it is totally worth it. i've been a member since 2005. it beats wandering around the video store for hours.

I thought it would be worth it, especially since i'm peeved at blockbuster on their no late fees ever thing, they make you buy the damn thing. (i forgot to take my vids back for over a month, i'm a dumbass but still!)

i really like netflix
blockbuster sucks ass

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i love it.. blockbuster is more of a family thing. nexflix rents out the unrated good shit!

i love netflix- its worth every cent

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netflix is good stuff. i get so excited when a new movie comes in the mail

i use one called Lovefilm, dunno if its just British. I've used a few though, Screen Select, Blockbuster, one or two others.

I'm new to it, and I'm really enjoying it. The video store in my neighborhood doesn't have a wide selection, and it's really nice to have the 'it's due, so we have to watch it now' pressure off.

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i also like that you can get a new release fairly soon. i hate trying to get a new movie at blockbuster because it's never there. i tried to get the illusionist for 3 weeks from bb. i got it from netflix right away.

I LOVE it. The only downside is that I have absolutely no social life due to the fact that I feel I have to milk it for all it's worth and spend my evenings watching movies. Oh well. That's my problem.
Try to see if you can't get someone to give it to you as a gift.

New York, New York
Basic Instinct
Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore

L'Auberge Espagnole
Chinatown
The Experiment

Sherrybaby
Hail Mary
Yojimbo

netflix plans (in america) start from $4 a month, yet in the UK, blockbuster prices start at £10 ($19)

I really like the idea behind it, I just wish there was such a cheap way to do it in the UK!

i use greencine, so i don't know how different it is than netflix.
i'm also curious to see how many dvds people have in their queue.
i have 128.

in my possession:
1. lady snowblood: love song of vengence
2. oldboy

next in line:
1. lady vengence
2. throne of blood
3. jesus christ: vampire slayer

bottom three:
1. american movie
2. thank you for not smoking
3. vampyros lesbos

I have 222 in my queue.

At Home:

Viridiana
The 400 Blows

Next in Line:

Nights of Cabiria
Through a Glass Darkly
Masculin Feminin

Bottom Three:

Let Me Die A Woman
Julie Johnson
The Station Agent

the netflix is in the boy's name and he won't give me the password to get in and pick movies ever since i put something like 35 chick flicks in his queue.

he has good taste though so i'm usually happy with what comes.

i have like 40 movies on a list i have online -hardly nothing was released in january on dvd i wanted to see only like 9 movies and then like 15 from february.i usually rent from hollywood video i like their mvp program i think its only like 10 dollars a month now it used to be 15 but you have to wait 6 weeks after the new releases usually which is fine by me.i have seen over 500 flicks this decade thus far.it surely beats the heck out of spending 4 dollars each time anyways hollywood always offered a dollar back off the next flick if returned the next day.i dont like blockbuster.you can watch more a month via hollywood then netflix for you dont have to mail them back and you get 5 days for up to 3 movies which is plenty of time and if not finished can take back and rerent which is basically the same thing as getting books out of the library and rechecking them out.not to mention netflix is so trendy like myspace *cringe*.i cant believe so many so called anti establishment wanna be punk hipsters do the most mainstream stuff.

another decent avenue for renting is redbox only a dollar a night for a movie.