"Bleach the Movie: Hell Verse" (2010)
"The Brothers Bloom" (2008)
"Dark Ride" (2006)
"Departures" Seasons 1 and 2 Gimme Shelter (2013)
"Gucci: The Director"
"Hot Pursuit"
"Houseboat"
"Into the Blue 2: The Reef"
"Joe"
"King Arthur"
"Magic City" Seasons 1 and 2
"M*A*S*H" Seasons 1 through 5
"Naruto Shippuden: The Movie"
"Now: In the Wings on a World Stage"
"Proof"
"Spartacus: Complete Series"
"We Could Be King"
"We're No Angels"
"Zapped"
"The Little Rascals Save the Day" (2014)
"Ever After High: Spring Unsprung"
"Danger 5"
"Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead"
"Elsa & Fred"
"Blood Ties"
"Catch Hell"
"Dwight Howard: In the Moment"
"Mr. Peabody & Sherman"
"Young Ones"
"The Two Faces of January"
"Scary Movie 5"
"Mako Mermaids" Season 2
"Save the Date"
"The Overnighters"
"Earth to Echo"
"In Secret"
"The Fluffy Movie"
"White Bird in a Blizzard"
"Richie Rich" Season 1 (2015 Netflix original)
"RoboCop" (2014)
"Hawaii Five-0" Seasons 1 to 4
"1,000 Times Good Night"
"Open Windows"
"Russell Brand: Messiah Complex"
"Ralphie May: Unruly"
"House of Cards" Season 3

My mom swears that sparticus is a good show, but I'm pretty sceptical. Anyone seen it?

Jeez, Netflix really needs to start adding better stuff. This is our pickings for February:

yeah their overall streaming collection is weak right now...i may have to start making friends

chatting up other naked men in the locker room down at the pool would be a great way to embiggen your social circle

The new Frontline docs are stellar.

Netflix Is Developing a Live-Action ‘Legend of Zelda’ Series

“The Legend of Zelda,” one of the most popular videogame series of all time, is in the works as a television show at Netflix.

The video streaming service is in the early stages of developing a live action series based on “Zelda,” about an ordinary boy named Link who must rescue a princess named Zelda and save a fantasy world called Hyrule, said a person familiar with the matter. As it seeks writers to work on the show, Netflix is describing it as “Game of Thrones” for a family audience, this person said.

The “Zelda” games have traditionally included swords and sorcery, like “Game of Thrones” or “Lord of the Rings,” but typically with a more light-hearted, kid-friendly tone.

Netflix is said to be working closely with Nintendo, the Japanese game developer that has made about 20 “The Legend of Zelda” games since the original, which was released in the U.S. in 1987.

Nintendo is very protective of its intellectual property and has allowed few adaptations over the years. An animated “Legend of Zelda” series ran for just one season in 1989. A 1993 movie based on Nintendo’s “Super Mario Bros.” was an infamous bomb.

As it is still seeking a writer to work on the series, Netflix has a long road to travel before a “Legend of Zelda” series actually becomes a reality. It’s also possible that Netflix or Nintendo will kill the project before it gets off the ground.

A Netflix spokeswoman declined to comment. A Nintendo spokesman said the company “doesn’t comment on rumors and speculation.”

I really can't imagine Zelda being any good in series form. That property will only succeed with a really passionate, cinematic aesthetic behind it. And the "family-friendly" thing seems worrisome, unless they just mean it won't have GOT-style gore and sex.