That's what I like about Netflix, I can browse and watch anything slightly interesting without additional cost. I've found some very good movies that I've never heard of (limited release, foreign, etc).
I've looked at Netflix. Blockbuster has an on-demand streaming service, too. Both of the outfits have pretty thin libraries, though.
I did watch a movie tonight I thought was really good. "The Town", with Ben Affleck. In a way it reminds me of "Heat", but with a bit of romance thrown in. I wasn't expecting much, so I was pleasantly surprised.
On Friday night I watched "Brighton Rock". I watched it on Thursday night, too, but it took a second watching for me to be able to understand the thick British accents. I was an okay movie.
I've seen "Red Dawn" so many times, I don't think I could watch it again. As for 1970's TV shows, I saw them on their first airings, then watched them probably two dozen times minimum in reruns over the years. I can't take those anymore, although I must say that I think the sitcoms were the best in that decade than in any other.