Netflix, worth the
price for House of Cards alone, has
some hidden gems this month that makes its $8 a month price totally
ten-buck-worthy.
The Trip (2010)
If you saw the
trailer for The Trip To Italy, in
theaters now, you may not have realized it’s a sequel. The Trip features Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon on a
tour country's finest restaurants and it’s the perfect appetizer to the new
film.
Joan Rivers: A Piece Of Work (2010)
Can we still talk about Joan Rivers? Absolutely. This top
shelf documentary follows the life and career of Joan Rivers, made when the
comedienne was 75 years old. You’ll laugh for sure, but you’ll also get an
honest glimpse into the real life of a comedian and be surprisingly impressed
by the hardworking Rivers. It was worth ten bucks in the theater.
This year proves
you can’t see too much of J-Law. This flick is the perfectly refresher before
going to see The Hunger Games: Mockingjay
Part 1 in theaters on November 21 (Catching
Fire available on Netflix on October 22)
Jimi Hendrix: Hear My Train A Comin’ (2013)
If you went to see Jimi: All Is By My Side in theaters this
week, you were probably disappointed that the filmmakers were unable to secure
rights to any of his original songs. Get your fix with this rockin’ documentary
that uses previously unseen performance footage, and his songs, to provide
insight into the life of this legend.
Don Jon (2013)
This was a poor
choice for a date night movie, but it’s pretty darn funny at home. It
definitely needed a better climax, but most of this film is enjoyable thanks
to director/actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Scarlett Johansson
and Julianne Moore.
Bonus for parents:
LEGO: Marvel: Maxium Overload (2013)
The Lego Movie was
AWESOME!! But if you’ve seen it 100 times, here’s a super AWESOME suggestion to have
something new playing in the background.
Worth ten bucks: For sure.
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