>>69766550
>What's a /tv/ approved film?
Oldboy
Drive
Bone tomahawk
Dredd
No country for old men
There will be blood
Norbit
Flightplan
You've got mail
Chicken run
Commando
Demolition man
Jack and Jill
Click
Grown ups
Paul Blart 2
RoboCop 2014
Fant4tastic
Whiplash
The revenant
Pluto Nash
American psycho

Not trying to shill or anything, but look up the service "Mubi" which has 30 movies at a time (they get one/lose one every day). A bunch of hipster artsy-fartsy movies but they've had some good ones in their lineup. Lots of obscure and foreign films. They've had maybe 2 or 3 titles I've heard of.

>>69766999
Their compression sucks and constantly has to buffer.

OP get Hulu+.

>>69767186
I have netflix and prime, is hulu superior?

>>69766550
L'arrivée d'un train en gare de La Ciotat (1895)
Roundhay Garden Scene (1888)
Carmaux, défournage du coke (1896)
La Sortie de l'Usine Lumière à Lyon (1895)
Traffic Crossing Leeds Bridge (1888)

>>69766550
all films starring Steven Seagal

>>69767248
I don't know but Amazon Prime but Netflix has a decent amount of art films to keep you occupied for a few months. Hulu has hundreds of entry/mid level foreign movies.

>>69766550

Star Wars Episode VII

>>69766550
you're using the wrong top, try sight & sound 1972

>>69767248
>is hulu superior?
Check out their collection. They have a lot of artsy films.

https://www.criterion.com/hulu