Darkon was pretty good. It's about these people. - http://www.darkon.org/

I Love You Phillip Morris.

barndog wrote:Off The Charts.Such a great film. I know a couple of the people who were involved in making this, and the stories they have about the whole project are hilarious.

Off The Charts. Really entertaining movie about people who submit their lyrics to get recorded. I had no idea this phenomenon even existed.

I've been rewatching The Universe.http://www.history.com/shows/the-universeAmazing stuff, even if it's from the History Channel. There's some cheesy stuff here and there, but it doesn't change the fact that the informational content is incredible. I want to find more docs on the universe and planets (that are up-to-date) if anyone has any suggestions. I watched The Planets (also on Netflix), but being about 15 years old now, it's pretty out of date compared to The Universe.

Verge of Light wrote:13 AssassinsThis just may be Takashi Miike's best film. It's definitely one of the best Samurai flicks I've ever seen.It's up there with the best. I saw it premier at SXSW, it was very popular that night. Takashi Miike was supposed to be there, but due to the earthquake in Japan that week, he was unable to make it.

Blue Collar - Richard Pryor, Harvey Keitel, Yaphett Koto, and on the soundtrack Captain Beefheart.

I noticed last night that they're now streaming Louie. I don't have cable, so this is the first time I've seen this show. Holy crap on a crap cracker-Rob

Wheely asked: Has anyone else seen Paul McCartney Really Is Dead: The Last Testament of George Harrison?Oh man, that is great. My pal Greg got me a copy autographed by the director at a recent screening. The after show question/answer period was a hoot.You Must Be This Tall - Nice doc about the Rocky Point amusement park.

Highly Recommend the BET documentary series American Gangster. It's so good.