Netflix Instant Watch September Preview

Dan Rohr

Dan lives for five things: Movies, Jazz Rap, Statistics, Chili, and his family who have no idea how huge a nerd he really is. Like almost everybody else on this page, he has a job dealing with computer/internet-y things for a company he helped start after college. You can find him on Flickchart as espin39.  

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6 Responses

  1. Jandy says:

    Two more lesser-known but worthy films I’d recommend coming in September are The Bad Intentions, coming September 1, and Headhunters, coming September 27.

    The Bad Intentions is a really dark comedy from Peru about a little girl who is convinced that she is going to die on the day her little brother is born. Along the same lines as Pan’s Labyrinth, though it’s admittedly not nearly as good. Similar tone, though.

    Headhunters was one of my favorite festival films last year, a Norwegian thriller about a high level business recruiter who moonlights as an art thief – until he recruits and heists the wrong guy and ends up on the run for his life. It’s really incredibly good, and already due for an American remake, so check out the original first.

    • Dan says:

      Those sound pretty fantastic! (I had to cut it off around 70 though before my fingers fell off)

    • Jandy says:

      I do the same thing when I do Netflix Instant posts on my blog (haven’t done it for a couple of months, though – glad there’s this post to fall back on!) – there’s only so many you can include!

    • Travis Easton says:

      I’d been interested in Headhunters, so I may have to subscribe to Netflix again at the end of the month.

  2. R says:

    Once Upon a Time in Anatolia topped a lot “best of” lists for the art house crowd last year. I haven’t watched it but it looks interesting.

    • Jandy says:

      It’s a reaaaaaaaally slow burn, so just be prepared for that when you watch it. I ended up liking it quite a bit, and there’s a lot of very dry humor in it, which pleased me. But yeah, it’s super-slow.