"Netflix seems to be making little to no effort to bring their streaming video's to Linux . . . I use Ubuntu. That and their jumping into bed with Windoze on and exclusive deal and I'm just about out of here.
This is being fed by the fact…"
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Group for those who are interested in films ranging from The Stranger on the Third Floor to Odds Against Tomorrow, and everything that happened in between.....
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Discussing film from a Biblical Worldview (good versus evil, redemption, mercy, grace, etc.). Open to anyone interested in discussing films from this perspective.
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pestilence war famine and death are on the ride. Come here to vent, or to think, or to argue. And maybe recommend a movie now and then.
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- Are you a Netflix member?
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- A Small Set Of My Favorite Movies
- Close to the order I favor them:
Saving Private Ryan
Jacob's Ladder
Operation Homecoming
Apocalypse Now
Doctor Zhivago
The Lives of Others
Alien Series
Nuremberg: Tyranny on Trial
Erin Brockovich
Munich
Terminator Series
The Unforgiven
The Queen
The Edge
Bulworth
Auschwitz: Ep. 1-6
When the Mountains Tremble
Imaginary Witness
Bourne Series
The Song of Bernadette
Strike
Reign Over Me
Eastern Promises
Falling Down
Night Watch
Proof
Bowling for Columbine
Water
Day Watch
Lesson's of Darkness
King of California
Judgment at Nuremberg
When Harry Met Sally
Innocent Voices
Whale Rider
The Shining
4 Months 3 Weeks and 2 Days
Tremors
Gattaca
Daughter of Keltoum
Night Watch
Welcome to Sarajevo
Crash
PU-239
Flash Gordon
Dead Like Me (TV)
Weeds (TV)
Bella
Happy Gilmore
The Darwin Awards
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Baghdad ER
Be Good, Smile Pretty
Jesus of Montreal
Heroes 1st Season Only
Jericho TV mini-series
Paranoia 1.0
Outsourced
Torn Apart
The Life Before Her Eyes
Groundhog Day
Cautiva
Caro Diario
The Motorcycle Diaries
A Few Days in September
Rashomon
Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars
Arcibel's Game
The Boondock Saints
Agent Abbey
Gunner Palace
Drugstore Cowboy
Babel
Super Size Me
The China Syndrome
Spun
The Living Dead Series
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
LOTR
- What I Snack on in Movie Theaters
- Popcorn only because I'm alergic to sugar, lol.
- Are you a Netflix employee?
- a) No.
- About Me:
- 61 years old, a devout Christian, (no I don't look down on those who aren't, I don't preach to others, and I don't think abortion and homosexuality are any worse sins than what the Enron executives did in that scam or any worse than my sin of self-pride), Nam Vet, politically independent but generally reactionary, well educated in medicine, philosophy, psychology, business, economics, and religion, opinionated, willing to consider others opinions if of sound reason, impetuous and worked most of my life at the University of Washington Medical Center psychiatric ward.
I have a wonderful kind wife and a great 20 yr old son.
I cry very easily when watching movies especially romantic movies. I value acting and a well written script much more than a lot of special effects. A good example is "Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf," in my opinion one of the greatest films made. On the other hand pictures on a grand scale such as "Doctor Zhivago," are unforgettable. Then there are films like "The Unforgiven" and "Sixth Sense," which are in a class of their own. "Sixth Sense" is the only film that has left me absolutely speechless at the climax at the end when he realizes that he himself is dead and a ghost.
Some movies I can't watch anymore, although I'm awed at how great they are as movies. Jacob's Ladder is a good example. Being a Nam vet I identify way to strongly with the characters and action. Same with Saving Private Ryan. Oddly, Operation Homecoming I can watch, and get tearful many times throughout. Possibly, I can watch this because the particular nightmare's these soldiers are going to have to endure are not similar enough in complexion to the ones I do . . . only because theirs are covered in sand, and the civ's were white robes rather than being covered in mud and the civ's wearing black pajamas's.
I am an ardent computer game player mostly FPS with an almost insatiable appetite for it.
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- At 12:28pm on February 6, 2009,
Just Gus said… - No offense....but you look a little like the former Vice President!
Anyway, you're welcome to join the Roundup, its not a very big commitment and sometimes, there are good suggestions for movies for the cinematically-jaded such as ourselves!
- At 5:06pm on February 1, 2009, Just Gus said…
- Western Roundup might interest you!
- At 7:04am on September 15, 2008,
CommuneMovie.com said… - Oh, that was about that LA movie...I think it was called "Dateless in LA"...sorry, I guess I should look it up for you...I said that everything they said was true!!
- At 4:41am on August 30, 2008,
MOVIE DEFENDER said… - Hello Doug. Thanks for the note. That buck was taken in November 2007 in Wyoming. What a beautiful trip. I used a rifle to harvest him. Hunting in the eastern part of Wyoming is very open and usually requires some longer range shooting (compared to Pennsylvania). I bow hunted a little in the past but have not done so recently. Not enough time. I just watched 'Traitor' starring Don Cheadle. Check it out, its a pretty good movie. Chat with you soon. Have a great holiday weekend.
- At 11:38am on August 26, 2008,
brandy said… - hi! i'm new to this network, and happened upon your page..you seem very interesting! thought i'd reach my hand out in friendship in hopes to get know ya a bit, and maybe get some good tips on movies!
- At 11:42am on August 15, 2008, MOVIE DEFENDER said…
- Hello Bunghole. Welcome to the Netflix movie fan community.
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macroman replied to David's discussion 'What new movie are you most looking forward to?'"Wadjda (German-Saudi Arabia. 2012)=Filmed entirely in Saudi Arabia, a country where movie theaters are banned, and by the first female Saudi Arabian director, this movie has garnered numerous film nominations.
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Sorry about the Paul thing. When I realized it I…"
Nerves replied to The Professor's discussion 'What did you watch today? v 34.0'"The Capture (1950)
6/10 Stars
Low budget John Sturges noirish Western set in Mexico concerning an oilman who feels guilty about shooting a man suspected of robbing his company's payroll. Has its moments but some major plot…"
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