netflix----

by **Carla G** » Thu Feb 03, 2011 11:38 am

Comedy-
Soapdish
The Addams Family (only the ones with Raul Julia)
Arsenic and Old Lace (with Cary Grant)

Romantic-
French Kiss
Always
LA Story
Shopgirl

Drama-
No Country for Old Men
12 Angry Men (either version)
The Manchurian Candidate (either version)

Sci-Fi-
Bladerunner

Just cause I like the writing in them-
Lonesome Dove
Silverado
Meet Joe Black
Grosse Point Blank
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil

...and about a bizillion more.

by **Nimbus Couzin** » Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:59 am

Dexter, Season 1 (if you haven't seen it already)

Brazil

Apocalypse Now

Barfly

by **Carla G** » Sat Feb 05, 2011 4:21 pm

Nimbus Couzin wrote:Dexter, Season 1 (if you haven't seen it already)

Brazil

Apocalypse Now

Barfly

Love Dexter! Nimbus gauging from the other likes you mentioned did you see Carnivale when it was on either HBO or Showtime? (Would have been about 2003 series)? Great fun!

by **Brad Keeton** » Sat Feb 05, 2011 6:19 pm

Carla G wrote: Nimbus gauging from the other likes you mentioned did you see Carnivale when it was on either HBO or Showtime? (Would have been about 2003 series)? Great fun!

It was on HBO, and I loved it. I was SO mad when HBO cancelled after the second season, especially after that season ended on a total cliff hanger.

Deadwood was another one that was canceled too soon.

by **Carla G** » Tue Feb 08, 2011 10:36 am

Netflix is a great place to find all the old classics that aren't always easy to find. Here are some classics that all moviefiles should see at least once...

To Kill a Mockingbird (Great movie AND has one of the first movie roles for Robert DeNero)
The Third Man (This old film noir was so good the book came AFTER the movie)
Citizen Cane (you just have to have it on the list)
Suddenly, Last Summer (Creepiest movie ever and stars Katherine Hepburn and Liz Taylor.)

by **Steve P** » Tue Feb 08, 2011 11:46 am

John Hagan wrote:Blues Brothers.....probably one of the best movies ever made. Unbelievable line up of actors and musicians.

I'll "see" your Blues Brothers and "raise" you "Tombstone".

by **John Hagan** » Tue Feb 08, 2011 1:04 pm

Steve P wrote:
John Hagan wrote:Blues Brothers.....probably one of the best movies ever made. Unbelievable line up of actors and musicians.

I'll "see" your Blues Brothers and "raise" you "Tombstone".

Yeah well that flicks ok..but cant hold a candle to anything Sergio Leone put out. Its hard to pick a favorite,but a great and often overlooked classic is Fist Full of Dynamite,also known as Duck you Sucka. Ill lend the DVD if you want,I still have one of your to return by the way.