Looks like Netflix has been busy, I see quite a bit of good new stuff there.
The Venture Brothers
Robot Chicken
Hatfields and McCoys
Bunch of Bond movies such as Goldfinger, GoldenEye, and Octopussy
Braveheart
Rain Main
48 Hrs.
Shaft
This site is a good place to monitor new/popular releases: http://instantwatcher.com/
I was shocked when they got a bunch of Disney movies, when before Disney was off limits. Did Disney buy out Netflicks?
I just now watched Live And Let Die and was pleasantly surprised to see 007 beat Indiana Jones to the trick by simply gunning down a swordsman.
I don’t know why they only put up one season of Aqua Teen and Adventure Time. Hopefully they put the rest up soon.
No.
Their new deal with Cartoon Network kicked off on Monday and added all kinds of great content: Powerpuff Girls, JLA, Childrens Hospital, Dexter’s Lab, Delocated, etc
That is an awesome site, I just added a few titles to my queue. I’ve heard that netflix’s method of recommending movies is based in part on how cheap the licensing fees are for movies, so the cheapest ones are the ones that get recommended. So I end up seeing the same damn few hundred movies over and over and over as the options, and don’t know movies like these are on netflix. So thanks
They made a deal with Disney recently to stream their back catalog.
My favorite new old movie to make it onto Netflix is The Castle, a 1997 Australian indie film that is nearly as quotable as The Princess Bride. Distribution rights owned by Miramax in the US, which is a Disney subsidiary.
Watched it with the whole family, then again with just my daughter just a couple of days later. Never gets old for me. “It’s the vibe of the thing.”
Saw JLA, JLU, and Batman Beyond. Was slightly disappointed to see that the Batman and Superman animated series weren’t available though.
This makes me happy because I was just thinking that I would like to rewatch Justice League Unlimited but did not have it on DVD. I literally checked Sunday to see if it was on Netflix and it wasn’t. Maybe I’m psychic 
ETA: If you wish to watch the original Batman and Superman cartoons from the 90s, they air daily on a channel called The Hub that you probably have on your cable but never noticed.
Wow, now they have The Hunger Games. Nice score.
Since you bring up this site, any advice on getting it to show you a limited range of years? Typing them into the boxes just gets me that “don’t do that!” noise. Trying to drag the bar does little, because it reloads a second after touching it, and I’ve succeeded only in getting it to move to 1907. Clicking the bar in the aproximately right time also does nothing.
What browser are you using? I’m on Opera and have no problem typing in a year.
Seems to work for me too in Firefox. Go to this URL:
http://instantwatcher.com/titles/all?earliest_year=1906&latest_year=1920
That should show you movies from 1906 to 1920. Even if dragging the bar doesn’t work I was able to click on the year, erase what’s there, type a new one, and press Tab to leave the blank, that caused the search to refresh.
Holy Motors is on now. I highly recommend it to fans of abstract cinema.