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The only thing I don't like about Netflix, so far, is that it seems every movie you really, really, want to view, is only available through DVD, I mean you can order it, but can't stream it...frustrating, as if they can read your mind.

Just a few classics you have to order on dvd

1. Rumble Fish

2. Drug Store cowboy

Two classic Matt Dillan movies during his prime, and there's others.

Plenty of other movies though, just seems the super special ones you've been waiting years to view, you have to order DVD instead, that's cool to, but I'm a 'now' type, I want to view it when I want to view it, not a week later when arrives in the mail...

The Presence

Category- Horror

'The Presence' is basically 'Paranormal Activity' with different cast and setting, but based on same premise.

Here's my thing, a lot of these newer generation horror movies are decent, their problem is they drag on way to long, and start repeating themselves.

A good horror movie really only needs to be 30-40 minutes, not a hour and a half.

'The Presents' has some good spooky moments, but stops being believable when the humans stick around way longer than average people would, most people get scared once, and that's it, and then they're out of there...but in these movies, the dwellers seem to stick around far longer than common sense would dictate.

Examples

1. Door slams open and shut...Actor - 'Is that you Elma?' (duh) obviously it's not Elma if Elma is sleeping next to you.

Or the Characters keep begging for proof that entity exists, and the entities give them that proof over and over again, yet characters still not convinced.

I mean even the average nightmare a person has lasts less than a minute, if that, more like 30 seconds or less before person wakes up, yet these movies drag on for over an hour, so that soon it just becomes scene after seen of 'Lets see how much we can spook you'...which then gives movie carnival feel.

Bottom line- these horror movies drag on way to long, unless there's some compelling side story to tell I think average horror movies only needs to be 30-40 minutes long.

After watching documetary based movies on Netflix, like 'Narcos', it's then hard to turn around and watch 'fictional' movies, with actors who fake pretend to play tough roles.

I'm also turned off from most horror or scary movies now that all follow the same exact script.

A lustful males script.

1. Cast model looking female to play victim, get chased, attacked, ect...same o same o.

In other words 'if she agrees to 'casting couch' interview, they've got the role.

Never mind talent or ability to act, just pass casting couch audition.

Hollywood is so fake, and simply a projection of the lusts of those who run it, which is usually older W or older J males.

You're simply seeing their imaginations blown up on film, and their lusts, played out in movies.

Thus why victims always simply a reflection of their lusts, rather than reality based, for if these movies were reality based, there's be a lot more portrayal of victims other than thin blonde or golden haired women, that's for sure.

As if only model looking, fair skinned women can be victims?

Again after watching these real life 'Narco' films of South America, you realize the majority of female victims in this world are not 'W', nor do they look like models that turn low IQ male viewers on.

I just wish there was a movie I could click on and watch, without being able to predict every single line, every scene, before it occurs.

Always made to feel sorry for beautiful W women, who in reality have it better than most, but in the movie scripts always portrayed as 'victims'...good grief, try being ugly and fat, and sick.

I know I know, it's all about lust, and Hollywood figures unless you soxually lust after victim, than you won't watch their low IQ movie.

So very sad the state of movies these days.

(And no, I'm not fat, I'm just saying though)

Netflix coaxing me to come back, they're not bad at all, I simply changed account info and forgot to update.

But funny how you can go weeks without something and not even miss it.

Netflix OK, at least it fills holes on the weekends, usually late night, but even still, the main movies I really want to see, watch, never seem to be available.

Movies are just a way to escape own current situation, whether watching others get chopped up in horror film or watching others laugh and get along in comedy, it's just all an escape....like a wish or something.

A wish that there'd be something more compelling to day to day life than just dull routine.

I signed up for Netflix again...but also think I'm going to get Amazon Prime, I want both, I mean why not, if can't decide than get both, is how I see it.