IN BED RECOVERING FROM SURGERY. RECOMMEND SOME GOOD NETFLIX MOVIES PLZ

Netflix's selections suck ass...

what about a tv series? x files was good.

leaves of grass is pretty good...if you like ed norton.

PRISON BREAK!!!!

I'm watching Firefly which was a TV series and I am enjoying it.

Arrested Development
Trailer Park Boys
Blue Mountain State

Appendectomy here. Nothing doomy on either.

I thought EASY A was funny! And Case 39 with Renee Zeillweiger was better than I thought it would be.

Those would be my two choices.

Have you seen Jim Carrey in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Great flick!

this one

one of the best suspense I've watched in a long time!

speedy recovery mate!

Everything Ghost in the Shell is the anime you are looking for... if you like that see if they have Cowboy Beebop.

They released the original twilight zone series. I've been digging that recently. Think its like 150 episodes. Great to watch an episode or 2 before bed.

Can you scare something up that won't make me laugh? (ouch)

human centipede OP. pretty fitting for just having surgery

Exam

Person Unknown (TV Series)

Survivors (TV Series)

They have loads of documentaries on just about everything.

The nature ones, particularly anything with under water, will go great with the pain meds!

If you like scary movies here's one that is underrated and scary as hell. It's a ghost story called"The women in black" and Netflix has it. Only movie that has genuinely creeped me out since the changeling or Rosemary's baby. [link to www.netflix.com]

Check out the movies by Korean director Chan-wook Park. "Oldboy" is recommended.

With no clue how he came to be imprisoned, drugged and tortured for 15 years -- and no one to hold accountable for his suffering -- a desperate businessman seeks revenge on his captors, relying on assistance from a friendly waitress. Korean director Chan Wook Park -- a former philosophy student and Hitchcock devotee -- uses his influences to create a mesmerizing psychological drama with a resolution that will leave you speechless.

inception, very good movie......

The Millenium Trilogy if you haven't seen it yet:

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
The Girl Who Played With Fire
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest

Dr Who, seasons 1 - 6

LS!

On a serious note, feel better OP and hope ya find something to watch.

I loved that movie, but unfortunately not yet available to download.

Oh sorry you said NOT to make you laugh, my bad...

Taking Woodstock

check out "9 songs" awsome movie!

catacombs, feed, rampage!, soilent green,

The Departed, Blues Brothers, Band of Brothers mini series, any Cho Yun Fat flick!

Netflix has the series "Pillars of the Earth " ( from Starz)
awesome series ! must see !!!

I'm watching Roman de Gare... half way through it, but so far really good French thriller.

Yep. It's either "Not available" or "DVD only". Just about every movie I want to see on it.

Good thing my son pays for it. I wouldn't pay for that shit. It's not worth it. Not enough to watch for the price.

"Bottle Shock"

"The story of the early days of California wine making featuring the now infamous, blind Paris wine tasting of 1976 that has come to be known as 'Judgment of Paris'."

"Filmed in the Napa and Sonoma valleys, "Bottle Shock" takes a romantic view of winemaking and the significance of that long-ago tasting, embellishing and heightening the drama for the screen."

"From the husband-wife filmmaking team of Randall Miller and Jody Savin (he's directing; they're co-writers and producers), the film stars Alan Rickman (Professor Severus Snape in the "Harry Potter" films) as British-born, Paris-based wine merchant Steven Spurrier, who organized the tasting; Bill Pullman ("Independence Day," "Sleepless in Seattle") as Jim Barrett, the beleaguered owner of Chateau Montelena (which won for its 1973 Alexander Valley Chardonnay); and Chris Pine ("Carriers," "Just My Luck") as Jim's long-haired son Bo Barrett."