A much-requested feature of FeedFliks users has been integration to the Rotten Tomatoes Freshness rating as well as to the IMDB page. The wait is over and this is now available on FeedFliks for thousands of the most popular movies. For example, Hurt Locker:
Wherever available, this will also show up on pages such as Movies Currently in Theaters:
Thanks for everyone’s patience on this so far!
Netflix will start shipping these titles starting this week: 50/50, Real Steel, Final Destination 5, Paranormal Activity 3, Restless, The Woman, Revenge of the Electric Car and Another Happy Day
For next week (Jan 31st), upcoming titles are: Contagion, Drive, Shark Night, Outrage, The Double* and Janie Jones
* The Double with Richard Gere is is also scheduled to start streaming on that day: 31st Jan
Over here, you can track Upcoming Netflix DVD Releases on FeedFliks.
Netflix will start shipping these titles starting this week:
The Ides of March, Abduction, Dolphin Tale, Bucky Larson: Born to be a Star, Courageous, Dirty Girl, Mysteries of Lisbon and Glee: The Concert.
For next week, upcoming titles are: 50/50, Real Steel, Final Destination 5, Paranormal Activity 3, Restless, The Woman, Revenge of the Electric Car and Another Happy Day
Over here you can track Upcoming Netflix DVD Releases on FeedFliks.
The Top 5 most popular titles in Netflix subscriber’s DVD Queues today are:
The full list is at FeedFliks
Interestingly enough, True Grit at #4 is currently available to stream and yet presumably tens of thousands (if not even more!) of subscribers will be getting this via DVD!
Ever wondered if you have titles sitting in your DVD queue that you can stream now and avoid wasting a DVD on? On FeedFliks, you’ll be able to see exactly that – just go to your DVD Queue page on FeedFliks and click on the link that says “Available on Streaming”
This view is available to all new FeedFliks users for their first two weeks after which it becomes a Premium-only feature. FeedFliks Premium costs only $10/year. If you’re getting value out of FeedFliks, we encourage you to upgrade!
My credit card on file with Netflix is expiring soon and this notice popped up. It seems like an unusual decision to provide ‘Cancel Membership’ as such a prominent choice to the subscriber.
Especially so given that Netflix is worried about cancellations. Anyone else seeing this pop-up?
Or maybe it is just me they are trying to shoo away 
Here’s a fun way to kill some time: FeedFliks Quiz! Just click on that link to take the quiz: you will be shown the brief synopsis of a movie and you’ll have 5 seconds to guess the name of that movie.
See if you are a real movie buff. Like it? Just play it again – we’ve seen several users play the game a dozen times in a row! If you think your friends might like it, just use the Twitter and Facebook buttons to share the quiz with them too. It’s a great way to take a break or kill some time.
Email feedback@feedfliks.com if you have suggestions to improve the Quiz.
New Titles on DVD that Netflix will start shipping from Jan 10th include: Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Moneyball, Higher Ground and In My Sleep.
New Titles on DVD starting next week, i.e. week of Jan 17th include: The Ides of March, Abduction, Dolphin Tale, Bucky Larson: Born to be a Star, Courageous and Dirty Girl.
As always, here is the full list of Upcoming Netflix Releases on DVD.
Happy Watching!
Clearly, someone at Warner Brothers was unhappy looking at Netflix’s Upcoming DVD releases that we just blogged about.
As per AllthingsD’s Peter Kafka, Warner Brothers is going to make rental companies like Blockbuster and Redbox wait another 4 weeks more than they do today to rent out DVDs of Warner Bros movies. In other words double the delay time between the day a DVD goes on sale to the day it becomes available to rent on DVD from Netflix to 56 days or 8 weeks!
Warner Bros. believes this will boost revenues from DVD sales.
Why not just go further and make the delay 108 weeks? Clearly at that point, DVD sales will just shoot through the roof? And please no one write to Warner and tell them about this new-fangled series of tubes people are calling the ‘Internet’. That’s never going to go anywhere.
In the past, we’ve shown you on FeedFliks, a list of new DVDs Netflix releases each Monday. We’ve improved this page and made it a little more ‘futuristic’ and are now showing you what titles Netflix plans to make available on DVD the next Monday and the next and so on… The page is Netflix New Releases and looks like this:
At the top you’ll see the titles Netflix made available this past Monday and further down a chronological list of upcoming DVD titles. Netflix *does* show the date a title becomes available on DVD in your DVD Queue, but they usually stick to just the next week or so. Well, now you can see them up to 3 months out. Not every single title will be shown on this page – just the ones Netflixers have expressed interest in by adding them to their DVD Queues.
Now go ahead and add them to your DVD Queue via FeedFliks!
Ever saw a commercial for an upcoming movie while watching TV and wanted to add that movie to your DVD Queue at Netflix? We’re here to help and make that process easier. Here’s the Playing Now In Theatres page on FeedFliks. Just click on the 
icon and we’ll add the movie to your cart. Once you’ve added all the titles you want, just checkout and we’ll add them all to your DVD Queue (where Netflix will put them under the ‘Saved’ section of your Queue). The list of movies is sorted by what’s most popular in Netflix Queues.
In addition to this info there are also links to the Coming Soon To Theatres and Opening This Week in Theatres and a link to the Theatres page has been added to the site footer for quick access from any page on FeedFliks
Enjoy and let us know in the comments or by emailing us at feedback@feedfliks.com if you have any suggestions to improve this.
