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deisedude · 15-10-2014 03:27PM

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Just hope the subtitles are better this time...

I'm watching the first season now and I swear only half of its being subtitled. The actors are definitely saying more than what comes up on screen!

adox · 15-10-2014 04:47PM

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Cheers guys. Great to hear so that season 2 is up. Never did get around to watching it but loved season 1.

Tipsy McSwagger · 15-10-2014 06:30PM

Friends coming to Netflix US on 01/01/2015

e_e · 15-10-2014 06:36PM

johnny_ultimate wrote: »

They're all infinitely preferable to the repugnant Hole in My Heart though :pac:

Ha! I currently have this on loan from my local library. I'll approach with caution.

Ageyev · 15-10-2014 07:47PM

Tipsy McSwagger wrote: »

Friends coming to Netflix US on 01/01/2015

It's on a few of the South American amd Scandanavian regions.

Bozo Skeleton · 15-10-2014 08:24PM

Ageyev wrote: »

Good list here of 50 'weird' documentaries. Some of them are on various Netflix regions. http://letterboxd.com/korine1966/list/total-films-50-weirdest-documentaries

Sick:The Life and Death of Bob Flanagan was on the US one until a few days ago but was removed unfortunately (it wasn't on moreflicks).

The Imposter is on USA.

Dark Days is on Irish.

Crumb is on France.

Crazy Love and Lost in La Mancha is on most regions iirc.

Lemmy is on Canada.

Lake of Fire is on Youtube not sure if it's on Netflix.

I can't remember which region Microcosmos is on, maybe Mexico.

They're the ones I've found thus far

To add to some of those documentaries that are on Netflix.

Super Size Me - Ireland

Aileen: Life And Death Of A Serial Killer - Ireland, + a bunch of other regions.

Cane Toads - Ireland + a bunch.

Senna - USA, Canada

The Sweetest Sound - USA

Mr Death - Argentina, Brazil, Mexico

Bowling For Columbine - Argentina, Brazil, Mexico

Anvil: The Story Of Anvil - used to be on Canada, but it's gone now, a pity, this is a wonderful documentary.

Microcosmos is on USA.

There's a couple of Werner Herzog documentaries on the list, I'll had some more that are on Netflix, coz I love a bit of Herzog.

Into The Abyss - USA, Canada.
Into The Abyss was originally conceived as a 5 part series of interviews with convicts on death row. One was expanded in to this feature length documentary. The Other 4 episodes are a series called On Death Row, and are on Netflix Germany.

Grizzly Man - Argentina, Mexico, Brazil

Happy People: A Year in The Taiga - USA, Canada

Cave Of Forgotten Dreams - USA. Don't know if this is available in 3D, I saw it in the cinema in 3D, and it worked really well.

Incident At Loch Ness - Nordic countries. A mockumentary, if you will.

Ageyev · 15-10-2014 09:09PM

Nice one Bozo!

The documentary Herzog did on texting and driving is on there somewhere as is Encounters at the End of the World. The latter is like a comedy doc with Herzog's voiceover taking the piss out of the people on camera.

Bozo Skeleton · 15-10-2014 10:29PM

Ageyev wrote: »

Nice one Bozo!

The documentary Herzog did on texting and driving is on there somewhere as is Encounters at the End of the World. The latter is like a comedy doc with Herzog's voiceover taking the piss out of the people on camera.

I forgot to add Encounters At The End Of The World, US, Canada.
Haven't seen the texting and driving one, From One Second To The Next, US, but I'll watch that soon.
My Best Fiend is not on Netflix, but well worth a watch if you haven't seen it. A documentary about his working relationship with Klaus Kinski.
Speaking of which, Aguirre: The Wrath Of God, Fitzcarraldo, and Nosferatu The Vampyre are 3 magnificent Herzog films, I wish they were on Netflix.

Ageyev · 16-10-2014 01:12AM

More Herzog would be good. I found Bad Lieutenant on one of the regions earlier but of course forgot which one! Really good fun film I thought even if daft as a bag of badgers. The Netflix rating was only like three stars.

I'd like to see Netflix do monthly features on actors/directors where they promotes a bunch of related films.

peteeeed · 16-10-2014 08:13AM

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Tipsy McSwagger wrote: »

Friends coming to Netflix US on 01/01/2015

is there anybody who hasn't seen every episode 45000 times?

johnny_ultimate · 16-10-2014 08:20AM

It depresses me greatly when I think of the massive back catalogue of classic, world and independent cinema that could have been procured for the same money they spent on frickin' Friends

Beefy78 · 16-10-2014 09:36AM

Nothing wrong with Friends. It can't have been expensive at this stage.

deisedude · 16-10-2014 09:55AM

johnny_ultimate wrote: »

It depresses me greatly when I think of the massive back catalogue of classic, world and independent cinema that could have been procured for the same money they spent on frickin' Friends

At least you can enjoy more films of Adam Sandler getting hit in the nuts to compensate

Agent Coulson · 16-10-2014 11:56AM

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Django Unchained added to Netflix Netherlands.

Mickeroo · 16-10-2014 12:06PM

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Nymphomaniac volumes 1 & 2 seem to be on the Irish site now also.

peteeeed · 16-10-2014 12:18PM

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Mickeroo wrote: »

Nymphomaniac volumes 1 & 2 seem to be on the Irish site now also.

has been for a while

TICKLE_ME_ELMO · 16-10-2014 01:07PM

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I assume the excitement caused by Friends being added means it's not on at least 4 times a day in the US? It hasn't been off the air here (or in the UK) since it ended.

Mickeroo · 16-10-2014 01:22PM

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TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: »

I assume the excitement caused by Friends being added means it's not on at least 4 times a day in the US? It hasn't been off the air here (or in the UK) since it ended.

Yeah, it's been on a continuous loop on Comedy central here for over a year as far I can see.

peteeeed · 16-10-2014 01:26PM

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Mickeroo wrote: »

Yeah, it's been on a continuous loop on Comedy central here for over a year as far I can see.

it finished on ch4&E4 after showing it over and over and went stright to comedy central showing it over and over .
screensaver for your tv

TICKLE_ME_ELMO · 16-10-2014 01:27PM

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Mickeroo wrote: »

Yeah, it's been on a continuous loop on Comedy central here for over a year as far I can see.

Yeah, e4 had it first and showed at least 2 eps a day and then loads at the weekend. Then they gave it up and Comedy Central bought it and show at least 4 episodes everyday, sometimes more. It has literally, and I mean literally, been on at least once every day for the past 10 years.

16-10-2014 01:42PM

Would have been better if it was all seasons of Seinfeld being added in Jan 2015

Agent Coulson · 16-10-2014 01:45PM

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Would have been better if it was all seasons of Seinfeld being added in Jan 2015

Seinfeld hinted that they were in talks with Netflix during his Reddit AMA a few months back.

peteeeed · 16-10-2014 01:55PM

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He has clearly embraced the digital age, but his TV show, the one that helped define the ’90s, still isn’t available for streaming. During a Reddit Q&A in July, someone asked Seinfeld when the show might make it to Netflix. Seinfeld’s answer was cryptic, but hopeful: “These conversations are presently taking place.”

http://www.sfgate.com/performance/article/Jerry-Seinfeld-Comic-stays-in-driver-s-seat-5825428.php

Agent Coulson · 16-10-2014 01:58PM

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Friends is in syndication in the States and is making $4m an episode so you can imagine how much Netflix are paying to get all 10 seasons.

Seinfeld has made over $3Billion since it went into syndication so you can also imagine it won't come cheap.

EyeSight · 16-10-2014 05:11PM

TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: »

I assume the excitement caused by Friends being added means it's not on at least 4 times a day in the US? It hasn't been off the air here (or in the UK) since it ended.

Not really. I think TBS show it once or twice a day. But Seinfeld is on tv a lot and people here still want it on Netflix. People like me

16-10-2014 05:18PM

EyeSight wrote: »

Not really. I think TBS show it once or twice a day. But Seinfeld is on tv a lot and people here still want it on Netflix. People like me

I have every Seinfeld episode on dvd and still want it on netflix

It would just be so handy to have all the episodes in one place rather than 4 or 5 per dvd.

Beefy78 · 16-10-2014 05:20PM

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I have every Seinfeld episode on dvd and still want it on netflix

It would just be so handy to have all the episodes in one place rather than 4 or 5 per dvd.

I'm the same. I always watch a show on Netflix rather than on DVD. It's so much handier not having to change disc at the end of every fourth episode of 24.

Netflix is making me so lazy.

AlanS181824 · 16-10-2014 05:31PM

Still watching The 4400 on Netflix and I have to say it is very very good.

I watched Prison Break, started watching Lost and now this!

I think I've a thing for decade old television :pac:

Beefy78 · 16-10-2014 05:39PM

That's what I love about it, to be honest. Great opportunity to watch things I've missed.

I'm cueing up West Wing and Twin Peaks at the minute for when I'm done with House of Cards.

smokedeels · 16-10-2014 09:03PM

Sweet, We Are the Best! is on the Irish Netflix.

One of my favourite movies of the last few years.

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