I finally got around to watching this a few weeks back and after the finale, I immediately checked for a second season. I’m excited to announce that the second season will premiere January 16, 2015! Read More →
Category Archives: Netflix
10 NEW Movies on Netflix Right Now
I think whoever released the movies this week is my new best friend. All these movies are on my Netflix queue and should be on yours too! Read More →
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New Stuff to Watch on Netflix this Weekend!
It’s Friday, time to sit back and relax with a movie. Here’s a sample of the new stuff for you check out! Read More →
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Netflix Binge Watch Alert: UK Favorite ‘Peaky Blinders’ premieres Season 1 Today
After successfully releasing many original series such as House of Cards, Orange is the New Black and my personal favorite, Bojack Horseman, Netflix is also in the business of picking up British favorites to bring to the U.S. like the newly released, Peaky Blinders. Read More →
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New Trailer: Netflix Documentary ‘E-Team’ Follow Human Rights Workers in the Field
From Katy Chevigny (Deadline, Election Day) and Ross Kauffman (Academy Award-winner, Born into Brothels), E-TEAM follows the high-stakes investigative work of four fiercely intrepid human rights workers—Anna Neistat, Ole Solvang, Peter Bouckaert and Fred Abrahams—offering a rare look at their lives at home and dramatic work in the field. As members of the Emergencies Team (or E-Team), a division of a respected, international human rights group, they arrive on the ground soon after allegations of human rights abuses surface, investigating and uncovering crucial evidence in order to document those crimes and capture the world’s attention. They also immediately challenge the responsible decision makers, holding them accountable. Read More →
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90s Netflix Time Capsule – 18 Essential Flicks That Will Take You Back In Time
Someone asked me last week to recommend some 90s movies to watch on Netflix. After much internal debate, I’ve narrowed it down to the movies that really SCREAM 90s to me. (see what I did there?) What are your favorite 90s movies? Read More →
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7 New Movies To Netflix Today!
Jerry Maguire
Sports agent Jerry Maguire experiences a crisis of conscience and leaves his high-powered job behind, with only one client and a co-worker in tow.
Small Apartments – James Marsden, Billy Crystal, Juno Temple, Johnny Knoxville, Dolph Lundgren
Franklin Franklin has a dead landlord and an investigator questioning him, but none of this fazes him as he waits for a letter that will set him free.
Multiplicity
Burdened with too much to do and too little time, Doug Kinney resorts to cloning himself to meet both his career and family obligations.
Varsity Blues
When the Coyotes’ star quarterback is injured, second-stringer Jonathan Moxon is thrust into the spotlight. Yet Moxon is more interested in academics.
Spaceballs
In this spoof of the Star Wars trilogy, the nefarious Dark Helmet hatches a plan to snatch fetching Princess Vespa and steal her planet’s air.
School of Rock
Musician Dewey Finn gets a job as a fourth-grade substitute teacher, where he secretly begins teaching his students the finer points of rock ‘n’ roll.
Good Morning, Vietnam
When his manic radio show proves a morale-booster, an Armed Forces Radio DJ gets sent to Vietnam, where his act lands him in trouble with superiors.
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Film Festival Selections You Can Now Watch on Netflix Instant
Teenage
Filmmaker Matt Wolf explores the origins of the modern-day “teenager” — a demographic that didn’t even exist until the mid-20th century.
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New Trailer: Netflix Documentary ‘Mission Blue’ – Available August 15th
More than four years in the making, MISSION BLUE is legendary oceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earle’s eye-opening wake-up call to save the ocean. Directed by Fisher Stevens (“The Cove”) and Robert Nixon (“Gorillas in the Mist”), the film follows Dr. Earle on her global quest to protect the ocean — and the extraordinary marine life that call it home — from the powerful forces of pollution, overfishing and climate change. The film also sheds light on Sylvia’s remarkable personal story and professional journey, from her earliest memories exploring the ocean as a young girl to her days leading daring undersea missions, offering insight on the sacrifices, difficulties and tough choices she faced along the way. Read More →
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The Immigrant – Now Streaming on Netflix!
Joaquin Phoenix was a busy man during last year’s NYFF51. Following up HER, his second film,The Immigrant, is a story of a young polish immigrant named Ewa (Marion Cotillard). Landing at Ellis Island in 1921, Ewa is at her wits end when her sister is put into quarantine and she is about to be sent back home due to false reports that she is a loose woman. In swoops Joaquin’s character, Bruno. He promises to take her in and make sure she has a job to make enough money to get her sister released from the island. Once inside Bruno’s clutches, he emotionally manipulates her into working in his burlesque show. When the burlesque show doesn’t make enough money, she coerced into prostitution. Enter, Orlando, Bruno’s dashing stage magician cousin. He is sincere in his efforts to woo Ewa and invites her to travel as his assistant. Bruno will have none of this, as his passion for Ewa grows exponentially. They struggle with each other for loyalty and to survive. Read More →
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