David Schwimmer’s “Trust” is my Netflix Instant Choice of the Day. It was on my 2011 Top Ten List. My review: bit.ly/gffadi
— Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) January 20, 2012
“The Strange Case of Anjelica,” the new film by the oldest director, is my Daily Choice on Netflix Instant. Kevin Lee: bit.ly/w1f6Nl
— Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) January 19, 2012
My Netflix Instant Film of the Day: Arthur Penn’s “Night Moves,” with Gene Hackman. Here’s my Great Movies review: bit.ly/xc9Doz
— Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) January 17, 2012
The sublime “Jesus’ Son” with Billy Crudup, Samantha Morton and Jack Black is my pick of the day on Netflix Instant. bit.ly/z9JS4a
— Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) January 14, 2012
My Netflix Instant Choice of the Day. Jodorowsy’s “Santa Sangre,” with a good link: bit.ly/kosjYP
— Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) January 15, 2012
The exquisite Oscar nominee “The Scent of Green Papaya” is my Netflix Instant selection of the day. Review: bit.ly/lcH4vm
— Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) January 16, 2012
“The Fighter” is now streaming on Netflix Instant. Omer Mozaffar appreciates the film on my website. bit.ly/wTWOYm
— Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) January 14, 2012
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Chop Shop – Released in 2008 and already in my Great Movies Collection. That’s how much I respect it. Ramin Bahrani is a new American master. Available on NetStream (my new word for Netflix Instant). Here’s my GM review: http://bit.ly/zJP2JD
My Son the Fanatic – A a taxi driver of Pakistani origins for many years has lived in the British midlands, often giving rides to hookers. There’s one hooker he rather likes, because she sees him as an individual, something few other people in his life seem able to do. Wonderful work by Om Puri and Rachel Griffiths. On Netflix Instant. Here’s my review: http://bit.ly/yn0G3G
The Fury – Here’s a Brian De Palma movie you don’t often hear about. Not great, but very entertaining, with a top cast: Kirk Douglas, John Cassevetes, Amy Irving. It’s about two teen-agers with paranormal powers. Sometimes the powers go out of control, because these are kids who’ve been messed with by scientists until they’re emotionally unstable. And when they get mad, there’s trouble. On Netflix Instant. My review: http://bit.ly/A0v20S
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