The 1. 00 Best Movies Streaming on Netflix Right Now. Watch Recount Online Recount Full Movie Online here. Note: We update this list every week to add the best new releases Netflix has to offer.

These picks are fresh as of September 2. You're welcome. What did we do before Netflix? Go out and rent videos from Blockbuster or Hollywood Video (RIP)? You actually had to leave the house to go find the media that would keep you glued to your couch. But thankfully, now we have Netflix, the addictive online service inherently designed to make the video rental process ten times quicker and easier than before.

Even though, you could get DVDs mailed (lol) still, it's all about the "Watch Instantly" option. Watch Last Year At Marienbad Online. Why should you have to wait for the mailman and have to leave your couch? Just "Watch Instant" your next binge watch. That's why it's often so annoying to sift through the Watch Instantly library and learn that the one flick you've been dying see is only available via hard- copy disc. Such constant disappointment (Where is Notting Hill?) has led many to criticize the website's streaming service as a "slim pickings" letdown, but, truth be told, that reputation isn't fair. Having combed through the site's entire Watch Instantly catalog, we've made wait- less gratification infinitely easier with this list of the 1. Best Movies Streaming on Netflix Right Now.

Now go forth, fellow Netflix Bingers, and get ready to never leave your couch cold again. And once you've binge- watched this whole list, check out the best comedy movies, the best romantic movies, and the best TV shows streaming on Netflix right now. Pulp Fiction (1. 99.

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Director: Quentin Tarantino. Stars: John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Bruce Willis, Uma Thurman. Has any other film in recent memory spawned more imitators than Quentin Tarantino's breakout smash?

And not just crime movies. Everything from Donnie Darko to Juno has borrowed from Pulp Fiction's smart synthesis of pop culture detritus. What separates the originator from the pale imitations though, is the sense of real stakes. Ultimately, the movie isn't punch- line after punch- line. You remember the humor, the talk of foot massages and brain matter, but it all serves a serious end.

The final scene in Tarantino's most celebrated work, where the hitman Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) explains his philosophy on life resonates in a way that goes beyond references to '7. TV. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1. Director: John Hughes. Stars: Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck, Mia Sara.

No '8. 0s film could inspire you to live out your youth to its extreme more than Ferris Bueller's Day Off. It's the perfect amalgam of everything you fantasized about while stuck in homeroom. If a joy ride in a Ferrari with your best friend and beautiful girlfriend wasn't already a mind- blowing idea to you, toss in a downtown parade where you perform "Twist and Shout," a free lunch at a fancy restaurant, and the image of your crusty, pornstached principal getting chewed out by your dog. Heaven was never represented so accurately in the movies. Total Recall (1. 99. Director: Paul Verhoeven. Stars: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sharon Stone, Michael Ironside, Rachel Ticotin, Ronny Cox.

Maybe it's the presence of Arnold Schwarzenegger, the perennial mindless action hero, in a role that's conceived as an average Joe, not a body- builder who speaks broken English. Or perhaps it's the outlandish imagery delivered by in- the- zone director Paul Verhoeven, who's more than happy to show a fat baby protruding out of a man's stomach, a human skull opening like cabinets, eyeballs popping out of melting faces. Whatever the reason may be, Total Recall has earned a reputation as a cheesy yet incredibly fun sci- fi schlockfest. Watch Mackenna`S Gold IMDB on this page.

Schwarzenegger plays a construction worker who signs up for a virtual vacation to Mars, during which he'll get to act out a secret agent's life; naturally, though, he wigs the fuck out once the mad scientists try to implant memories into his brain, punching his way out of the facility and going on the run from sadistic authorities while trying to figure out whether he's still himself or officially the secret Martian agent. The script keeps things moving at a brisk pace, maximizing its balls- to- the- wall energy with nasty humor and gross visuals. We're not here to argue that Total Recall isn't grade- A camp. But, in the midst of such a lowbrow compliment, it seems that people have lost sight of the film's biggest strength: its script, an adaptation of the Philip K. Dick short story "We Can Remember It For You Wholesale" that goes far beyond the Dick's propensity for violence and dark humor. What Happened, Miss Simone?

Director: Liz Garbus​2. Amy Winehouse doc, Amy, arrives, Netflix put out their own deep- dive of a female legend: the story of Nina Simone. What Happened, Miss Simone? is a hard look at the singer and civil rights activist known as the "High Priestess of Soul" by Liz Garbus (Love, Marilyn, Bobby Fischer Against the World), featuring never- before- heard recordings and rare footage. But the documentary isn't all praise—the film is also an intense look at Simone's often tumultuous career.

Goodbye to Language (2. Director: Jean- Luc Godard. Stars: Héloïse. Godey, Kamel.

Abdelli, Richard Chevallier, ZoéBruneau. Jean- Luc Godard is a legend in French New Wave film, and his latest effort is another success for the filmmaker. Goodbye to Language, which Godard calls a “3. D essay,” premiered at the 2.

Cannes Film Festival and win Best Picture at the 2. National Society of Film Critics Awards. It’s an experimental film in two parts, each telling a similar story but in a different way. It’s difficult to explain the plot, but basically it follows a married woman who has an affair, and her husband, who finds out and kills her lover. There’s also a dog. He’s actually really important to the movie.) As the title suggests, the film communicates more than language has the capacity to, so if you want to really understand it, it’s best if you just watch the film. Beyond the Lights (2. Director: Gina Prince- Bythewood​Stars: Gugu Mbatha- Raw, Nate Parker, Minnie Driver, Machine Gun Kelly, Danny Glover You like Love & Basketball, right?

If you answered no, get out. Just get out.) Director and writer Gina Prince- Bythewood finally returned to give us Beyond the Lights, an underrated movie about an young, just- turned- superstar singer (Mbatha- Raw) who's completely disillusioned by fame until she meets a cop (Parker) and finds love. I know, it sounds like a bit of a sleepy romance movie, but the commentary on fame and the music industry Prince- Bythewood's able to work into the story and Gugu Mbatha- Raw's performance life it way beyond that.

And you get to see Machine Gun Kelly act, so there's that. In Bruges (2. 00.

Director: Martin Mc. Donagh. Stars: Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson, Ralph Fiennes.

In Bruges first hit the festival circuit in 2. Martin Mc. Donagh had created a comedy destined to be a cult classic. In the film, Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleason star as two Irish hitmen forced into hiding in the city of Bruges after Farrell’s character accidentally kills a young boy during a hit gone wrong. From there, the two hired guns ruminate on the nature of life and guilt as they plunge into the eccentric underbelly of the quirky city. This thoughtful morality tale offers darkly comedic flourishes, including a drug- addicted dwarf who gets into a brawl with Farrell and a rabid performance by Ralph Fiennes, who plays the boss of our two heroes.

All of these elements coalesce by the end to form a wholly unique comedy and masterfully written piece of art. Fort Bliss (2. 01.

Director: Claudia Myers. Stars: Michelle Monaghan, Pablo Schrieber, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Ron Livingston. To uncover the sad ironies outlined by the military drama Fort Bliss, look no further than its title. The film tells the tale of an army medic looking to reconnect with her son following a tour in Afghanistan. Michelle Monaghan is truly excellent in her portrayal of a woman scarred by war, but determined to make up for lost time.

THE MIGHTY EIGHTH Is Gearing Up. I am not sure when the name change happened and why we missed it but, MASTERS OF THE AIR , the WWII companion piece to BAND OF BROTHERS and THE PACIFIC,  is now officially titled THE MIGHTY EIGHTH. Let’s take a moment to realize what we can gain about the production due to that title change. The project, from Playtone Productions, was quickly given the name “Masters of the Air” because it was announced early that the source material for the project was a non- fiction account of the same name by Donald Miller.

Though it is a commanding title it is a rather vague one. Now with the name changed to THE MIGHTY EIGHTH there is no mistake who is getting honored here with a film. If you remember the two prior films in this WWII epic they took different approaches in telling their story. BAND OF BROTHERS was not about the U. S. Army in general, but of a specific unit and of the intense service that one unit gave for the cause. Where THE PACIFIC was more of a collection of events focusing on a handful of servicemen illustrating what the war in the Pacific Theater was like. This third upcoming miniseries, now made more evident by its title change, will take the same angle as BAND OF BROTHERS; it will focus on one squadron and one set of characters through its chronicled heroic missions.

It will be a great companion to the other two miniseries. Lately there has been a little bit of buzz that this production is finally getting underway. Just think for a moment, however, how monumental a project this is. The production team needs to lock down locations, muster together historically accurate costumes and equipment, build, borrow or rent war weapons and vehicles and coordinate a cast and crew of hundreds. A number of sites including this one state that the project will cost $5. TV project. Now here is something interesting.

Though it has been sort of vague exactly what this video clip is the main consensus is that it is a trailer that Playtone Productions used as a concept idea to pitch to HBO. Okay, but after Playtone’s proven track record with the other two miniseries did it really have to try to sell THE MIGHTY EIGHTH that hard? Now, understand before you see this video. This is not a scene in the movie or actors necessarily involved in the TV event. This is a network pitch, a special effect test or even totally unrelated footage to the upcoming HBO miniseries. In any case it does set the tone for the type of scene we can expect in this depiction of the masters of the air and their confrontation with the Luftwaffe. We await your comment. Surely this has got to excite someone out there?

We will be on duty and keep you posted.