RichC2

It varies, just like everything else. Netflix lost the rights to most Viacom shows at the same time after Viacom raised the cost of licensing a ridiculous amount, including South Park.

TV series seem to stay on for at least a year. It seems like LOST has been on there since the service started.

Unfortunately, thanks to the idiot public raising a massive stink every time they purge titles (something that has to happen), Netflix no longer tells you when stuff is about to expire.

b2net

Actually I see what is expiring & often prioritize accordingly. This is via their website. It is often fair advance warning to adjust.

Alan Smithee

Lost has been taken off before- I think it got put back on just because there were a lot of complaints. I still need to watch it, especially since I bought the Season 4 Blu-Ray at the dollar store recently. Gotta watch the prior seasons and decide if I want to buy those too.

otmetrud

That has absolutely nothing to do with why things get taken off and put back on. It's all about the licensing.

JCWBobC

Watched You're Next on Netflix last night and thought it was pretty good but it's the same premise as the movie "Below Utopia" also known as "Body Count" with Justin Theroux, Alyssa Milano, and Ice-T.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118696/...nm_flmg_act_37

Brack

It started out strong, but ended pretty weak if you ask me. I wasn't that impressed. The Strangers did it better (and yes, I understand the motivations of the villains were different, but I liked the lack of motivation in The Strangers - just scarier).

Groucho

Yeah, I found "You're Next" to be entertaining, but hardly "revolutionary" like some people were saying. "Prepare to have your MIND BLOWN!!!"

RichC2

You're Next seems like it's about 15 minutes too long, but the kills were fun.

Mr. Flix

After all the hype, I didn't think You're Next was good at all. The acting was horrible almost across the board, and the character were RIDICULOUS in how they would randomly split up, walk in front of windows, or go TO TAKE A NAP even though it's been made clear that the killers can enter the house. I was so busy rolling my eyes that it didn't scare me in the least.

RichC2

The acting was about on par with most $1m horror flicks (Saw comes to mind. I think the only one to escape that fate was Insidious). I don't think it was trying to be scary so much as just be violent.

Mr. Flix

Yeah, you're right. I guess given the decent praise the movie received, I was expecting a higher caliber cast than what we got. Like a previous poster stated, The Strangers was a similar but infinitely better movie. Even though both movies featured characters making stupid decisions (and behaving at times as though the killers didn't have access to inside the house), The Strangers was definitely helped by much better acting, atmosphere, and overall tension.

hanshotfirst1138

You're Next, though fairly glossy, is probably the kind of thing which would have been shot on grainy 16mm back in the day. I think there's sort of a disconnect between that more intense and straightforward aspect of it, and the postmodern, Scream-style deconstruction it wants to do. Though it isn't overtly self-referential, I think it's trying to play more to a horror-fan crowd who know the genre's tropes and have certain expectations. That's perfectly fine, but I think it's a little torn between the old-fashioned raw quality and more glossy new quality and don't think it can quite reconcile them. That said, I did quite enjoy the movie, and the horror set pieces work pretty well, and have a nicely nasty and gory bite. Not enough Barbara Crampton though

RichC2

Blue Ruin was added, 96% on rottentomatoes.

Synopsis: A mysterious outsider's quiet life is turned upside down when he returns to his childhood home to carry out an act of vengeance. Proving himself an amateur assassin, he winds up in a brutal fight to protect his estranged family.

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DJariya

Parenthood season 5

Being Mary Jane season 1 starring Gabrielle Union

were both added


One note about Being Mary Jane. The original Pilot is a 90 minute movie that is separate from the series. The series itself is 8 episodes. You will need to add them separately.

DJariya

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...cklist/297623/

Netflix just acquired the streaming rights to The Blacklist. Season 1 will be posted next week. Good time to catch up for those who missed it.

OldBoy

i may just. thanks for post.

RichC2

$2m an episode is pretty high.

Rypro 525

its one of if not the highest rated drama on network tv

GatorDeb

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NETFLIX STREAMING TITLES FOR SEPTEMBER 2014 – TWD AND MORE
Posted by The Nerdiot on August 29th, 2014
New on Netflix Streaming

What’s so great about September? Well, that’s going to be an easy question to answer! The new titles being added to Netflix streaming, that’s what’s so great. There is a lot to please almost everyone this month, so let’s get into our top picks for Netflix streaming titles for September 2014.




The Walking Dead: Season 4 – 9/28
We have been waiting for this, and now you can catch up with all of season 4 on September 28th! Join Rick and the gang as they go on a journey apart from eachother and where they end at. Just in time for season 5!




Parks and Recreation: Season 6 – 9/26
The 6th season of Parks and Recreation will be lighting up our browsers and Roku’s on September 26th!




Arrow: Season 2 – 9/14
Not much to say here other than “AWESOME!”




Californication: Season 1-7
This amazing Showtime original show about writer Hank Moody, who is addicted to sex and drugs, will be on Netflix in it’s entirety. Giving those of us who missed it on Showtime the chance to finally catch up with our favorite pervert




More great titles coming to Netflix in September:




Available 9/1:
A Simple Plan(1998)
Cool Runnings(1993)
Crocodile Dundee(1986)
Detention(2011)
Flubber(1997)
Girl Rising(2013)
Girlfight(2000)
Good Morning, Vietnam(1987)
Guess Who(2005)
Hookwinked(2005)
Jay and Silent Bob’s Super Groovy Cartoon Movie(2013)
Lord of Dogtown(2005)
Mirage Men(2012)
School of Rock(2003)
Small Apartments(2012)
Swiss Family Robinson(1960)
The Believers(1987)
The Blue Lagoon(1980)
The Unbelivers(2013)
Chasing UFOs: Season 1
Invaders From Mars
Hinterland: Season 1
Californication: Seasons 1-7
Doomsday Preppers: Season 1-3
Zero Hour: Season 1-3



Available 9/2:

The League: Season 5



Available 9/5:

Trailer Park Boys: Season 8



Available 9/7:

The Blacklist



Available 9/11:

A Single Man



Available 9/12:

Turbo FAST – New Episodes



Available 9/14:

About a Boy: Season 1
Arrow: Season 2



Available 9/15:

Unsealed: Alien Files: Season 1



Available 9/16:

One Day
Silver Linings Playbook
Bones: Season 9
New Girl: Season 3



Available 9/23:

How I Met Your Mother: Season 9



Available 9/25:

The Double



Available 9/28:

Comic Book Men: Season 3



Available 9/30:

Killing Them Softly



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GatorDeb

The Protector 2 was added.

Texan26

That's what happens when you have competition (Amazon and Hulu.) I'm sure they'll pass the savings on to us.

RichC2

It's just odd, maybe getting some older viewers?

Netflix pays $900,000 per episode of New Girl, which actually may keep that show afloat an extra season despite horrific ratings. They pay $1.35m per episode of The Walking Dead which is a big draw for them. I just don't see it with Black List

DJariya

Because...people who are fans of the show are already watching it on TV? It's already doing well in the ratings, so why can't Sony cash in while it's hot? I'm sure there are many people who missed it last Fall due to various factors. This will benefit plenty of people.

The Black List was sold to many foreign territories by Sony in addition to it's Netflix deal and airing on NBC. It's a cash machine for Sony.

dadaluholla

Come on, Netflix. I need Sons of Anarchy season six!

LorenzoL

I'm anxiously awaiting S2 of Arrow

Now if anybody knows when Netflix will have S8 of Psych, please do tell...