You could brave the last gasps of summer misery to see The Expendables 2, or you could watch a ridiculously fun action flick with an Expendables cast member. Plus: engaging Greek weirdness and a terrifically dour animated gem.
If Bourne Legacy wasn’t quite enough for you, we’ve got a killer, action-packed espionage caper for you. Also: Angie Dickinson with a Tommy gun and girls in a British prison.
Brain-frying sci-fi and fantasy films to occupy your time if you don’t feel like braving the heat just to see Colin Farrell pretend he’s Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Here are some lesser-known films featuring Dark Knight Rises personnel that would be worth your time from the comfort of your own home.
You can find these and 39 other Emmy-nominated series on Netflix, including Mad Men (17 noms), Breaking Bad (13 noms), and The Walking Dead.
Looking for ways to indulge your summer jones without actually leaving the house? Here’s a couple films that’ll keep you in the spirit of the season.
In case you thought those press releases were just beautiful dreams.
The New York Asian Film Festival is in full swing this week. If you aren’t able to make it over there, though, there’s plenty of options from Netflix to salve the pain.
Power outages in northern Virginia impaired some of Amazon’s cloud data centers, bringing Pinterest, Netflix, and Instagram down, all at the same time. All three sites are back online, although Instagram seems to be experiencing some lingering issues. Users headed to twitter to complain, make jokes, and try to make sense of their lives.
Feeling a little less than patriotic this Fourth of July? These films should get you back into the spirit and put the pop back in your fireworks.
If Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter doesn’t whet your appetite for history-based horror, we’ve got a bloodsucker Western with a familiar name. Plus: Paul Rudd pre-bromance and a head-spinning Japanese thriller.
You could watch Tom Cruise flounce about as a fake rock and roll star in Rock of Ages this week. Or you could watch some real rockers roll through circumstances that would send him home weeping.
You could get ready for Prometheus by watching Ridley Scott’s original Alien. Or you could watch star Michael Fassbender be a total badass Roman centurion instead.
Because sometimes, your internet stalker is a real person, made out of meat. And you have to talk to them.
Between “Battleship,” “Men in Black III” and the upcoming “Prometheus,” movies with aliens are hot this summer. But none of them feature Ron Jeremy’s penis as a villain, do they?
You probably couldn’t make it to Cannes. Not to worry! These films from Cannes directors on Netflix are crazier than anything they’re showing in France.
Amazon’s Prime Instant Video gets a little bit better all the time. There’s actually stuff I can watch now! But have you ever tried using it? Ugh.
Now that many of television’s favorite teen shows are streaming online, it’s time to start planning your summer TV marathon. BuzzFeed put together a viewing guide of programs no longer airing on primetime. Just don’t blame us for your lack of tan come September.
You know, the ones posting sad lyrics ALL THE TIME. Also, how do you ask a stranger to watch your laptop in a coffee shop?
It’s not your imagination, Netflix really is looking spiffier than ever.
The best Netflix movies to get ready for the release of Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows. Which means: Vampires! Vincent Price! Creepy castles! Weird sex! Demons!
It’s starting to take shape, right now.
True Grit was not Jeff Bridges’ first grim Western. Plus: A movie where an entire room full of porn-watching mobsters are blown up with a grenade launcher. (Yes!)
You’ve probably never seen action flicks this crazy before.
A movie about, uh, leaves, and the late great Dick Clark in the kind of role you can’t imagine him playing. Plus, topless zombies.
Why are we still trapped by the limits of our TiVos? There’s no reason anymore that we can’t watch whatever, whenever.
The internet needs a private mode. So I asked Rdio, Netflix and Pinterest why they don’t have one.
You probably won’t believe how weird and trashy Martin Scorsese’s second flick is.
Maybe the craziest Netflix streaming movie we’ve found yet: In which a topless chick shoots lasers in space at an evil Indian dwarf. Plus two more gems scrounged from the Netflix dumpster.
The craziest movies we could find on Netflix this week: Burt Reynolds as a revenge-fueled Injun, a murdered ghost pimp possessing mild-mannered folks and a wild gangster flick set in the unlikeliest of locales.
