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annie hall 
Essential Official Netflix Thread
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annie hall
One of my favorites of all time. I stan this movie.
92Inc
Fear me
Punch drunk love is a classic breh
They added a lot of Frontline episodes brehs these jawns are 
especially the ones covering the Iraq war, Syria and North Korea.
especially the ones covering the Iraq war, Syria and North Korea.
He Who Posts Well
Superstar
I watched the korean flick the suspect, it was okay. The chase scenes were pretty good.
Whitty Hutton
these posters are TRASH
I watched Red Dawn...Good lord this movie was dumb. The whole premise was 
And they had the nerve to set up for a sequel when the only character worth 2 cents gets popped for no reason at the end
And they had the nerve to set up for a sequel when the only character worth 2 cents gets popped for no reason at the end
Busby
Real name no gimmicks..
Watched this old Kevin Spacey called Swimming With The Sharks and it left me like 
dvdjamm
All Star
Doctor Who, Torchwood And A Ton Of Other BBC Shows Are Getting Dropped By Netflix
Netflix is a cheap TV solution for many families, but one of the downsides to Netflix is its penchant for dropping popular programming. Unfortunately at the end of the month, most of the BBC shows that are currently available are being cut from the subscription streaming service. You may not care as much about the short-lived Hyperdrive, but you may care when the likes of Doctor Who, Torchwood, Red Dwarf and Coupling are pulled from the streaming service at the end of the month.
Four or five BBC shows are quite a few to lose, but it actually gets worse. Beyond, Doctor Who and Coupling, What’s on Netflix Now reports there are actually a slew of programs that will all be leaving the lineup at the end of the day on Saturday, January 31. The critically acclaimed hit Luther starring Idris Elba will be gone. The original version of House of Cards will be gone (we're talking about the original British series, not the Kevin Spacey-led show). Fawlty Towers will be gone. Are you a car aficionado? Top Gear will no longer be a Netflix option. Do you like science fiction programs? Unfortunately, Survivors and several more great programs will be no longer be a couple of clicks away. In fact, the list is so lengthy, you are better off just perusing it, below.
“A Bit of Fry & Laurie
All Creatures Great and Small
Black Adder
Canterbury's Law
Copper
Coupling
Dr. Who
Dr. Who
Fawlty Towers
House of Cards
Hyperdrive
Little Britain
Luther
MI-5
Michael Palin Travelogues
North & South
Primeval
Red Dwarf
Survivors
Torchwood
Top Gear
Walking with...series
Wallander”
It's a simple fact of life that Netflix can’t afford to keep every program it has ever signed on to the subscription streaming service. A few months ago, Netflix notably kicked Battlestar Galactica out of its lineup, devastating everyone who was trying to power through the melodrama. This time around, with a lot more shows leaving the service, there are bound to be more people affected by the changes. I can’t even begin to imagine being one of the subscribers who are halfway through Doctor Who’s lengthy history of content right now.
There are definitely other ways to nab the programming. If you are fully committed to finishing a series, you can always pick up individual Doctor Who Blu-rays and DVDs, although those will run you a prettier penny than Netflix’s super reasonable $7.99 a month fee. On the bright side, Netflix is always adding to its content. I heard Friends just hit the streaming service this month. (Let’s just hope Friends isn’t the reason we are losing some sci fi favorites.)
Netflix is a cheap TV solution for many families, but one of the downsides to Netflix is its penchant for dropping popular programming. Unfortunately at the end of the month, most of the BBC shows that are currently available are being cut from the subscription streaming service. You may not care as much about the short-lived Hyperdrive, but you may care when the likes of Doctor Who, Torchwood, Red Dwarf and Coupling are pulled from the streaming service at the end of the month.
Four or five BBC shows are quite a few to lose, but it actually gets worse. Beyond, Doctor Who and Coupling, What’s on Netflix Now reports there are actually a slew of programs that will all be leaving the lineup at the end of the day on Saturday, January 31. The critically acclaimed hit Luther starring Idris Elba will be gone. The original version of House of Cards will be gone (we're talking about the original British series, not the Kevin Spacey-led show). Fawlty Towers will be gone. Are you a car aficionado? Top Gear will no longer be a Netflix option. Do you like science fiction programs? Unfortunately, Survivors and several more great programs will be no longer be a couple of clicks away. In fact, the list is so lengthy, you are better off just perusing it, below.
“A Bit of Fry & Laurie
All Creatures Great and Small
Black Adder
Canterbury's Law
Copper
Coupling
Dr. Who
Dr. Who
Fawlty Towers
House of Cards
Hyperdrive
Little Britain
Luther
MI-5
Michael Palin Travelogues
North & South
Primeval
Red Dwarf
Survivors
Torchwood
Top Gear
Walking with...series
Wallander”
It's a simple fact of life that Netflix can’t afford to keep every program it has ever signed on to the subscription streaming service. A few months ago, Netflix notably kicked Battlestar Galactica out of its lineup, devastating everyone who was trying to power through the melodrama. This time around, with a lot more shows leaving the service, there are bound to be more people affected by the changes. I can’t even begin to imagine being one of the subscribers who are halfway through Doctor Who’s lengthy history of content right now.
There are definitely other ways to nab the programming. If you are fully committed to finishing a series, you can always pick up individual Doctor Who Blu-rays and DVDs, although those will run you a prettier penny than Netflix’s super reasonable $7.99 a month fee. On the bright side, Netflix is always adding to its content. I heard Friends just hit the streaming service this month. (Let’s just hope Friends isn’t the reason we are losing some sci fi favorites.)
fukk, I gotta watch a few of those, been on my queue forever
BTW, I watched "The Iceman." These Netflix movies that didn't have big theatrical runs are on Netflix for a friggin reason. Every movie I've watched recently has been decent, but has left me completely unfulfilled at the end. Iceman was really good, then about 3/4 of the way in just kinda... stopped being real good, and there was a quick ending. Seems to be a theme with Netflix movies
BTW, I watched "The Iceman." These Netflix movies that didn't have big theatrical runs are on Netflix for a friggin reason. Every movie I've watched recently has been decent, but has left me completely unfulfilled at the end. Iceman was really good, then about 3/4 of the way in just kinda... stopped being real good, and there was a quick ending. Seems to be a theme with Netflix movies