@txuzai:
--if you like bill murray
--he really is what held those cheesy old GB movies together
--that and slimer(and the whole ghost capturing technology)
--back in the day
--the effects looked SO REAL
--and even looking back
--they still hold up pretty good

--watch the first one
--it really is a must see 80s flick

--some movies just dont need a remake
--i mean
--look back at the original GB the effects still look GREAT(we are talking over 30 years ago!)
--another example is "It"
--it isnt a movie that benefits from a more modern tech and mindset
--HOWEVER
--ill tell you a movie that if redone properly
--would make for an EXCELLENT remake
--Lawnmower Man
--with all the new VR tech(that actually sorta works)
--and the birth and MAXIMUM growth of internet technologies(since the original)
--rethinking that movie
--and rewriting it would HUGELY approve upon it
--plus
--the special effects in the original do not 'hold up' AT ALL

@cainetao11:
--yea
--i am 36
--we always think everyone else on here is like 12-16
--when in reality
--we(the ones using the comment boards)
--are a bunch of old middleageish MFers ha

--gotdam
--remember when one new mario game made the holidays great
--it is RIDICULOUS
--how many top notch HUGE highly complex games
--that we get each year these days

@cainetao11:
--creedence has always been one of the best songwriter/classic rockbands(imo)
--with a short life cycle(of only a coupla years) they dropped about 10-15 top 10 hits(and some of the greatest songs)
--what made them so great was john fogerty
--and their raw back woods rock and roll based understanding of R&B
--which is actually IMO what made the beatles such great original song writers(their Motown influence~mixed with rock)

here is CCRs greatest hits (a must)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8E0VgbMX6tg

@Veemon_X:
--all im saying is
--Netflix is a business
--that charges almost nothing for MAJOR access to some of the greatest movies of all time
--Netflix is not a movie library
--they have to make money
--and they actually make the majority of their money(probably 80% of it)
--from publishers paying them to put their movies up

--capitalism sucks
--we all know that
--but
--Netflix doesnt

@Veemon_X:
--it isnt just netflix though
--directors and movie publishing rights owners have full say
--these people have total say in whether their movies are on netflix full time or not
--they had almost all of Kubrick's movies on netflix
--including "eyes wide shut"
--and "full metal jacket"
--a clockwork orange
--maybe they will take those down(since i took the chance to watch em all in HD for free)
--and put up some of his earlier works like lolita and dr strangelove
--bottom line is
--if a person hasnt watched 2001 before
--and they havent watched it 'by now' on netflix
--then too bad for them

@SkytheWiz1:
--im pretty sure i know why(mostly)
--one reason is to draw interest to a movie
--and then put the movie back on the rental market(hoping to make a few bucks)
--second reason is just to keep the movies 'fresh'
--it is like anything
--if you know it is gonna 'always be there' a person will take it for granted
--if you know it might leave
--you will be more likely to check it out

--orange car is a late 60s camaro
--the blue one is a late 50s-early 60s corvette with a modern looking body kit
--and the red one is a late 60s mustang fastback
--at :29 the green car looks like it could be a late 60s roadrunner/gtx
--none of the cars are exact clones
--only based on the real cars
--and in reality?
--this is the dumbest trailer for Mafia 3 yet

@darthrevenx:

--netflix has upped their game A LOT in the last year or two
--PLENTY of top notch movies
--GREAT originals
--LOTS of focus on getting those weird little gems you'd never even know existed
--8$ a month is almost too good to be true
--actually
--it is WAY TOO GOOD to be true ha