Netflix - Film Recommendations *READ FIRST POST*

Corvo

Tried to start up Netflix last night, notice I'm now getting an error also (after I go on holidays)

Mickeroo

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I've had no issues so far.

peteeeed

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All added to Irish Netflix today
Baby Geniuses
Babylon: Season 1
Bobby Fischer Against the World
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
Canadian Bacon
Cop
Crime and Punishment
Cuckoo: Season 1
The Devil's Violinist
Dinosaur 13
Dream Lover
Easy Money
Enough
Evidence of Blood
A Faster Horse
Food, Inc
Game Face
Gary: Tank Commander: Season 2
Hate Story 2
Hate Story 3
In Dangerous Company
Kill Bill: Volume 2
Legally Blonde
Liar Liar
The Look of Silence
Lord of the Flies
Love, Cheat & Steal
Masha's Tales: Season 1
A Picture of You
Pokémon: XY
Pokémon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction
The Ring Two
The Rundown
The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming
Sammy & Co: Season 1
The Search For Life: The Drake Equation
Sinatra: All or Nothing at All
The Story of Maths: Season 1
Tenured
Toot the Tiny Tugboat Kids
United We Fall
Unsung Heroes: The Story of America's Female Patriots
The World of Henry Orient

pixelburp

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peteeeed wrote: »

All added to Irish Netflix today
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Kill Bill: Volume 2
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But not, having just checked, Kill Bill: Volume 1. Great work Netflix. :rolleyes:

Technocentral

Corvo wrote: »

Tried to start up Netflix last night, notice I'm now getting an error also (after I go on holidays)

The game is up for the time being until our travel agents work out a fix I'd say.

Loughc

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Technocentral wrote: »

The game is up for the time being until our travel agents work out a fix I'd say.

When I was on holidays on the weekend I bought a Hulu Hoop, I have to say I'm enjoying playing around with it so far.

loadwire

peteeeed wrote: »

All added to Irish Netflix today
Baby Geniuses
Babylon: Season 1
Bobby Fischer Against the World
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas
Canadian Bacon
Cop
Crime and Punishment
Cuckoo: Season 1
The Devil's Violinist
Dinosaur 13
Dream Lover
Easy Money
Enough
Evidence of Blood
A Faster Horse
Food, Inc
Game Face
Gary: Tank Commander: Season 2
Hate Story 2
Hate Story 3
In Dangerous Company
Kill Bill: Volume 2
Legally Blonde
Liar Liar
The Look of Silence
Lord of the Flies
Love, Cheat & Steal
Masha's Tales: Season 1
A Picture of You
Pokémon: XY
Pokémon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction
The Ring Two
The Rundown
The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming
Sammy & Co: Season 1
The Search For Life: The Drake Equation
Sinatra: All or Nothing at All
The Story of Maths: Season 1
Tenured
Toot the Tiny Tugboat Kids
United We Fall
Unsung Heroes: The Story of America's Female Patriots
The World of Henry Orient

Will defo be checking this out, sequel-ish to The Act of Killing which was a brilliant doc.

Technocentral

Loughc wrote: »

When I was on holidays on the weekend I bought a Hulu Hoop, I have to say I'm enjoying playing around with it so far.

Thats nice, it doesn't go with blu ray players or smart tvs though.

MonkstownHoop

I see there's a 74 ep series about Pablo Escobar, anybody seen it?

Niska

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'Song of the Sea' added in Canada.

Technocentral

Niska wrote:

'Song of the Sea' added in Canada.

No entry to Canada anymore.

TICKLE_ME_ELMO

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Technocentral wrote: »

No entry to Canada anymore.

I just recently returned from Canada.

Ally Dick

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck added to Netflix Ireland

Watched this last night. Found it a bit too much. Too surreal. Not great really

Technocentral

TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote:

I just recently returned from Canada.

Well my passport isn't accepted anymore.

Del.Monte

Just finished all four seasons of "Longmire" on US Netflix. Another series that I can't recommend highly enough. Great casting, great plot with fab scenery as a backdrop - and Katee Sackhoff!



Good news is that Season.5. is in production and due on Netflix in September.

nocoverart

My passport is still accepted. They can't (Un) block-Us yet.

The plot of Before Sunrise is rehashed in this interesting genre hybrid, even if the chemistry between leads Lou Taylor Pucci and Nadia Hilker never quite matches that of Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy in Richard Linklater's seminal romance. Superb practical effects are interspersed with slightly less convincing CGI, and sensible trimming could have reduced the bulky 109 minutes to a more sprightly experience. Far more thoughtful than the average monster movie, fans of horror will probably love it.

Darkglasses

Is it on Irish Netflix?

kunst nugget

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Darkglasses wrote: »

Is it on Irish Netflix?

Aye, it is. Interesting film. Well worth a watch.

Josey Wales

nocoverart wrote: »

My passport is still accepted. They can't (Un) block-Us yet.

Afraid they can though. It's been happening to me for a week.

fin12

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My price has gone up 8.99 now a month but that payment is only secure till August, think that's pretty crap, they could at least guarantee that price for a year, do you think they will put it up again in August, if it goes over a tenner, Im leaving.

Right Turn Clyde

pixelburp wrote: »

But not, having just checked, Kill Bill: Volume 1. Great work Netflix. :rolleyes:

I'm pretty sure it was on it until recently, in fairness.

Del.Monte

fin12 wrote: »

My price has gone up 8.99 now a month but that payment is only secure till August, think that's pretty crap, they could at least guarantee that price for a year, do you think they will put it up again in August, if it goes over a tenner, Im leaving.

What would you have got in Xtravision for €8.99 or will you get anywhere for €10. Movies cost money to produce.:rolleyes:

fin12

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Del.Monte wrote: »

What would you have got in Xtravision for €8.99 or will you get anywhere for €10. Movies cost money to produce.:rolleyes:

Ive bought plenty of Dvd's in xtravision for under a tenner, go into any goldendiscs and you will see plenty of dvd's for under a tenner, Im going on about the fact that i was paying 8 euro a month and the priced was fixed for over a year now there only fixing the new price of 9 euro for 6 months, which makes me wonder are they planning on putting it up again. a lot of the stuff on netflix I have seen already, its not like the put new releases up on it. I really like netflix but I just hope they are not going to be putting up the price every year. I know movies cost money to produce as I continue to buy Dvds, go to the cinema and have netflix, its not like im solely relying on Netflix for movies.

Technocentral

fin12 wrote: »

Ive bought plenty of Dvd's in xtravision for under a tenner, go into any goldendiscs and you will see plenty of dvd's for under a tenner, Im going on about the fact that i was paying 8 euro a month and the priced was fixed for over a year now there only fixing the new price of 9 euro for 6 months, which makes me wonder are they planning on putting it up again. a lot of the stuff on netflix I have seen already, its not like the put new releases up on it. I really like netflix but I just hope they are not going to be putting up the price every year. I know movies cost money to produce as I continue to buy Dvds, go to the cinema and have netflix, its not like im solely relying on Netflix for movies.

Yeah but they aren't in HD, I don't watch SD movies anymore.

Del.Monte

fin12 wrote: »

Ive bought plenty of Dvd's in xtravision for under a tenner, go into any goldendiscs and you will see plenty of dvd's for under a tenner, Im going on about the fact that i was paying 8 euro a month and the priced was fixed for over a year now there only fixing the new price of 9 euro for 6 months, which makes me wonder are they planning on putting it up again. a lot of the stuff on netflix I have seen already, its not like the put new releases up on it. I really like netflix but I just hope they are not going to be putting up the price every year. I know movies cost money to produce as I continue to buy Dvds, go to the cinema and have netflix, its not like im solely relying on Netflix for movies.

Yes, I'm sure you have bought a DVD for less than €8 but for one DVD! Netflix offer a huge amount of content every month for your sub not a solitary DVD! Of course Netflix will seek to keep increasing its fees until the law of diminishing returns kicks in.

TICKLE_ME_ELMO

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fin12 wrote: »

Ive bought plenty of Dvd's in xtravision for under a tenner, go into any goldendiscs and you will see plenty of dvd's for under a tenner, Im going on about the fact that i was paying 8 euro a month and the priced was fixed for over a year now there only fixing the new price of 9 euro for 6 months, which makes me wonder are they planning on putting it up again. a lot of the stuff on netflix I have seen already, its not like the put new releases up on it. I really like netflix but I just hope they are not going to be putting up the price every year. I know movies cost money to produce as I continue to buy Dvds, go to the cinema and have netflix, its not like im solely relying on Netflix for movies.

You can buy A DVD for less than €10, but you're not going to get 100's of DVD's for less than €10. It really depends on what you watch and how much you watch. If you're even watching 4 films a month, it's still good value. If you go weeks without watching anything then maybe you should cancel it.

Darkglasses

On the flip-side, you have a lot more to choose from if you're buying DVDs in a bricks and mortar. I'm a happy netflix subscriber, but I can completely see how some people aren't getting great value from it.

TICKLE_ME_ELMO

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Darkglasses wrote: »

On the flip-side, you have a lot more to choose from if you're buying DVDs in a bricks and mortar. I'm a happy netflix subscriber, but I can completely see how some people aren't getting great value from it.

Depends on where you shop. Since HMV closed down, and didn't reopen here, there's a piss poor Golden Discs and that's it.

karaokeman

TICKLE_ME_ELMO wrote: »

Depends on where you shop. Since HMV closed down, and didn't reopen here, there's a piss poor Golden Discs and that's it.

Isn't the one on Henry Street still open?