So, Netflix...

[fireflys_locket]

So, my Aunt Pat decided to get me a Netflix subscription as a Christmas gift. I've never exactly watched a lot of movies, so at first I was pretty skeptical of how much use I would get out of it, but I've been able to fill my queue up more than I thought. And they have some anime! <3 That's really what has helped. But still... now would be a great chance to recommend me movies (and tv and anime shows)! Should you wish to do so.

All I've done lately is ask for recs! Sorry, not much else to say right now. As for anything else... I'm coming down with something. It doesn't seem too bad just yet. Mostly a sore throat. But I pretty much curl up at the slightest physical pain. I'm such a weakling. ~_~;

And I'm going to curl up in bed right now and watch the Death Note movie from Netflix, I think. <3

PS: Somebody bug me to get back to writing when I'm feeling better. I'm so out of my writing flow. *Sighs*

Comments

[yuliee.livejournal.com]

Um.. Well, you say you don't watch a lot of movies, but can you remember anything you have seen and enjoyed? Just as a starting point?

Hope your throat gets better, too. Drinking a lot of warm liquids?

[assaultedtruth.livejournal.com]

[archica.livejournal.com]

With few rare exceptions, if an anime has been released on DVD in the U.S., Netflix has it. Meaning they pretty much have every anime you can think of aside from brand new stuff airing in Japan and really obscure stuff. I'm a big fan of Netflix, and use it primarily as a source of anime, but their Asian film selection is great too!

I second Princess Tutu. Just be sure to watch it all the way to the end.

I'll take a look at your rec page and see if I know of anything good to recommend in accordance with your tastes.

[kylecassidy.livejournal.com]

netflix is awsome. i love the "other viewers who liked..." recommendations. they're usually spot on. rate as many movies as you can, it helps.