Yes, the content offered varies. And if you’re visiting a country and you login with your home country account, you will only get the content available in the country you’re visiting (and not your regular home country content). So if you’re planning a foreign trip, save up a list of content you want to watch but don’t get at home.
Actually, I watched that on the old Netflix, back when they sent DVDs to your home. Maybe it isn’t worth the server space now to have obscure films like that available for streaming.
To my surprise I saw a trailer from NEON for Oldboy pop up this week, but guess what? I really, really hope it plays here.
‘Oldboy’ 20th Anniversary Trailer Seeks Revenge on Theatrical Release Date (collider.com)
I heard about that. One piece of advice I can give everyone is to never see the English remake Spike Lee attempted. I turned it off part way through and I don’t quite movies very often.
Heck, I finished Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl.
Agree. The original Oldboy is a 10, and Lee’s version is like a 0.
Similarly, the English remake of Insomnia with Al Pacino is pretty bad (not as bad as Lee’s Oldboy), but it misses a crucial part in the ending that made me think “why???”. Watch the original.