Netflix Streaming: New, Coming Soon, and Soon Expiring!

The movie all your hip friends have been raving about is finally on Streaming. Check it!

The most ridiculously-named movie of the last couple of years is finally available for easy viewing.

The sixth season of the seminal sci-fi series seeps onto Snetflix. Sorry I shan't sustain this, so sorry!

Raves abound for this bio-doc about the unfortunately facelifted E! entertainment fixture.

Miike's incredibly weird film about a man who kills people with his boots. Watch it with an empty stomach.

For some reason I have fond memories of this film, even if I don't remember Shelley Long being good in much of anything beyond Cheers. Oh, and those Brady Bunch movies; she was all right there.

Dec 18: Winners go home and fuck Nic Cage. Wait, is that the right quote?

Dec 18: I possess neither. Will I like this movie? I have so little time to decide!

Dec 20: Everyone's favorite bisexual adventure story is leaving streaming, alas. Get your groove on while it lasts.

Dec 27: We've all seen this by now, but it's still one of the bigger films on streaming, so it's a shame that it's coming down.

Dec 15: You only have ONE DAY to check one of Alex's favorite animated TV shows!

Dec 26: Roy Scheider can't do a loop in a helicopter...CAN HE???

Dec 21: If only because it's engendered a number of incredibly pretentious references in the decades since its release, it's worth checking out Bergman's masterpiece before it leaves Netflix.

Dec 21: I don't know why I put this on here. It's fucking terrible. I also totally hate it when Arabic numerals are used in movie titles. Three Ninjas, please.

Dec 16: One of Lynch's stranger films (and that's saying something) is apt to disappear if you don't watch it this week.

Dec 31: A lot of mixed opinions on this one. Whether you loved it or hated it, it's still worth at least one re-viewing, and you'll get your chance on New Year's Eve.

Dec 18: Last year's excellent prison-house drama has an amazing final shot. It's rough viewing at times, but has some great performances.

Dec 23: I'm Still Probably not going to watch this.

Dec 24: Kind of shocking that this movie won six Oscars (including Best Picture) and made a ton of money ($170 million). Its run-away success probably spurred the development of any number of musicals in the rest of the decade, so there's that.

Dec 24: Truly one of Gary Busey's finest performances, soon to be available in your living room.

Dec 28: I'm still of the opinion that the ending to this movie kind of kills it for me. But I bow to the conventional wisdom. Well, actually I don't.

Dec 15: Clever title for a movie that apparently stars Devon Aoki and Ralph Macchio. Not a good sign.

Dec 16: I kind of detested this movie for a lot of reasons, but now you can give it a chance yourself with almost no obligation beyond a little bit of time.

Dec 20: One of Gilliam's best movies, a charming little tale of imagination and dwarves.

Dec 20: Finally, you can catch up with the film that almost permanently damaged the brains of Alex and I when we actually filmed ourselves watching movies. Ah, the days before The Screening Room.

Dec 21: Another movie that didn't click with me. Maybe one of you will find more entertainment in the prospect of watching a German man grasp his back and making funny faces.

Dec 22: One of Eastwood's starring roles in between the Man With No Name and Dirty Harry. Fun little war movie!

Dec 22: Just in time for Christmas!

Dec 23: One of Andy Garcia's best performances, apparently. This looked like just another "independent movie about a quirky family", but maybe I'll check it out now that I can do so with the minimum amount of effort.

Dec 23: Documentary about nuclear weapons. Sure to be enlightening, if not entirely uplifting.