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Not at Netflix and probably never will. They're absolutely NOT buying any older "art" films and precious few

Posted by tinear on January 26, 2013 at 16:07:24:
any new ones unless they're highly lauded, i.e. win competitions.
I have dozens and dozens on that list I posted some time ago and they're all still unavailable.
Disgusting.
Meanwhile, every piece of shit Mark Wahlberg ever graced is instantly available.
Downton: ever since "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" I thought she was as great a living actress as drew breath.
Still, not even she could coerce me into watching any of those ridiculous Potter films. It's amazing to me that grown up men not only watch them, but are amused.
I feel the same about Star Wars and Star Trek, however, so it must be me that's out of kilter with the time.