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If you haven't watched this one yet, put in on your Netflix queue:
Citizen X
Its an HBO production from what I guess about 15 years back. It details the struggle of a forensic specialist in the Soviet Union as he attempts to apprehend a serial killer. A killer that per communist doctrine cannot exist in the worker's socialist paradise. Its based on a true story.
I own Citizen X on VHS. 10 Star excellent.
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I've liked your past recommendations. I'll have to look Citizen X.
+1 on Citizen X; saw it when it was first on HBO many years ago.
The real lesson was, as I remember, the economy with which the perp was "isolated" from society.
Hachi, don't know the movie. Have known the story from AKC Akita. I love that breed.
Netflix is superior for their customer service, but I've canceled in the past because there just wasn't anything likable Hollywookie has put out lately. So, one must recall oldies to order. May I recommend, The Red Violin, 1998? Not an action movie, but plot driven and IMO it was a great story. Samuel L. never say "f". ;]
*says "f"
I saw Red Violin Juice, also excellent.
I rent a lot of TV shows. You usually get 4 episodes on each disc.
Emerson
I just saw Hatchi for sale at the grocery store yesterday. I noted it because the name 'Hatchi' is the Japanese equivalent of 'Fido'.
Another good one you should check is Ip Man. It is a Chinese martial arts film with hardly any flying or any of the usual melodramatics of their films. It's about the guy that later became Bruce Lee's teacher. It takes place during the Japanese occupation during WWII. Unfortunately, it's subtitles only but if you like it, there is a sequel which is almost as good.
GrinfilledCelt
For $10/month, I get one DVD at a time, which often sits unwatched for a month or more. Although lately, it's been moving faster, as I'm already on disc 5 of "Band of Brothers". What I really keep the subscription for is the instant streaming, which is imho superb. I hadn't turned on cable until World Cup for months.
I'm sure you have see a littl jem from the '80's - "They Live" with Rowdy Roddy Piper. If you haven't, put it on your list.