Works for Me: Netflix “Watch Now” | Suspension of Disbelief

And we should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least once. ~Nietzsche

Mar

OK, so there have been rumors going around that Netflix was going to launch a way to watch movies online for its members, and this week it finally launched! Click here to read on Lifehacker how to activate this feature in your Netflix account.

I gave this service a try this weekend and all I’ve got to say is AMAZING! The movies are available 24/7, you can pause, fast forward, all that . . . and since Netflix is doing it, you get the amazing Netflix recommendations as well as a list of what movies are available to “Watch Now” from your Queue.

The only thing that isn’t perfect is the fact that the selection isn’t massive, but with my past experiences with Netflix, I know this won’t be the case for long. Yet one more reason why Netflix rocks my socks!

Movies available IMMEDIATELY, no wait time necessary! Already included in your membership! No wasted paper, gasoline, or money for mailing DVDs back and forth! Right on Netflix, this sooooooooo works for me!

By the way, in case there was any suspicion, I am NOT getting paid to say this - I just really like Netflix!

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2 Responses to “Works for Me: Netflix “Watch Now””

sara - The Estrogen Files Says: March 14th, 2007 at 10:15 am
WOW! I’m nto sure that my computer would like this, but I sure would! Thanks for the tip!

Using Mozilla Firefox 1.5.0.10 on Linux
Melissa Says: March 14th, 2007 at 8:24 pm
I followed the instructions on the web site that you linked, but just got a message that it would be enabled on my acct. in June. I wonder why it doesn’t work for me?!

Using Mozilla Firefox 1.5.0.10 on Windows XP

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