July, 2011 Archive

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Rank the week of July 19th’s Blu-ray and DVD new releases against the best films of all-time:

NEW RELEASES

LIMITLESS

(DVD & Blu-ray | PG13 | 201)
Flickchart Ranking: #1890
Times Ranked: 3217
Win Percentage: 51%
Top-20 Rankings: 12

Directed By: Neil Burger
Starring: Bradley CooperRobert De NiroAbbie CornishAnna FrielAndrew Howard
Genres: Psychological Sci-FiPsychological ThrillerScience FictionThriller


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Welcome to the middle of Summer! Things should pick up again next week with Mad Men beginning to be available to stream and then the week after will bring the 1st of the month (always great for new releases).

netflix instant streaming movie release schedule

If the Sony/STARZ contract issue ever gets sorted out, Academy Award winning documentary Inside Job would be available starting Wednesday.

New to Netflix Streaming On Friday July 22nd:

Four for Texas (NR | 1963)

Flickchart Ranking: #13538
Times Ranked: 218
Win Percentage: 26%
How Many Top-20′s: 0 Users

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Four for Texas reviews and rankings

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Directed By: Robert Aldrich

Starring: Dean Martin  •  Anita Ekberg  •  Frank Sinatra  •  Ursula Andress  •  Charles Bronson

Genres: Comedy  •  Comedy Western  •  Western

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Johnny Be Good (PG13 | 1988)

Flickchart Ranking: #7172
Times Ranked: 1809
Win Percentage: 24%
How Many Top-20′s: 1 Users

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Johnny Be Good reviews and rankings

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Directed By: Bud S. Smith

Starring: Anthony Michael Hall  •  Robert Downey, Jr.  •  Paul Gleason  •  Uma Thurman  •  Steve James  •  Howard Cosell  •  Robert Downey, Sr.

Genres: Comedy  •  Sports Comedy  •  Teen Movie

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Expiring from Netflix Instant on July 20th

Expiring from Netflix Instant on July 22th

- View our archive of posts on the lists of new movies on Netflix Instant Streaming every week -

As always, these are all the streaming movies we could verify by Sunday night via Netflix and their API and all dates are subject to change at Netflix’s discretion.

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weekend box office - July 15 - 17

The new Harry Potter movie opens with a record $168.6 million (making an insane $92 million on Friday alone), beating the previous record held by The Dark Knight by $10 million.

Movie Weekend $ Total $ Average $/Theater Add to Flickchart
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 $168.6 Mil $169 Mil $38,526 rank it against the best movies of all time
Transformers: Dark of the Moon $21.2 Mil $303 Mil $5,425 rank it against the best movies of all time
Horrible Bosses $17.6 Mil $60 Mil $5,625 rank it against the best movies of all time
Zookeeper $12.3 Mil $42 Mil $3,532 rank it against the best movies of all time
Cars 2 $8.3 Mil $165 Mil $2,568 rank it against the best movies of all time
Winnie the Pooh $8 Mil $8 Mil $3,326 rank it against the best movies of all time
Bad Teacher $5.2 Mil $89 Mil $1,956 rank it against the best movies of all time
Larry Crowne $2.8 Mil $32 Mil $1,125 rank it against the best movies of all time
Super 8 $1.9 Mil $122 Mil $1,319 rank it against the best movies of all time
Midnight in Paris $1.9 Mil $42 Mil $2,678 rank it against the best movies of all time

Source: Box Office Mojo

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weekly movie trailer round-up

Welcome to your one-stop place to learn all about the week’s newest movie trailers!

Contagion (9-9-2011)

DIRECTOR: Steven Soderbergh

CAST: Matt Damon, Marion Cotillard, Kate Winslet, Gwyneth Paltrow, Bryan Cranston, Jude Law, Laurence Fishburne, John Hawkes

FLICKCHART FUTURE: It could either be Children of Men or The Happening. Fishburne’s line about birds has me fearing it’s going to lean more towards The Happening but that cast is too good to waste on junk, right?

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Sometimes I am introduced to movies in odd ways.  I’ve already shared how the teaser poster to Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country is directly responsible for me becoming a Trekker, but this story is probably far less common than being swayed by a poster.  For twenty years, my family owned and operated a consignment shop.  Most of the items we took in and resold were clothes and household items, but every now and again a consignor would bring us entertainment.  Sometime in the late 90s, we received the soundtrack album for Silverado on cassette.  I think my mom priced it at $3.00.  Eventually, curiosity overcame me and I bought it myself. Read the rest of this entry »