Netflix History
The following is a complete history of the 930 movies that were sent to Crystal and Jason by Netflix.
Operation: Endgame
When a government assassin known as The Fool (Joe Anderson) arrives at a classified underground facility for his first day of work, he discovers the boss has been killed. Now, he must uncover the murderer before they all lose their jobs -- or their lives. Stars making appearances in this action-packed comedy include Ving Rhames, Ellen Barkin, Rob Corddry, Bob Odenkirk, Jeffrey Tambor and Maggie Q.
Action · R · 82 minutes · 2010 · Watched: 02/12/2012
Crystal's Rating: 
· Jason's Rating: 
Dying Breed
Eight years ago, Nina's sister disappeared in the Australian backcountry while searching for the mythical Tasmanian tiger. With only one clue -- a photograph of a mysterious paw print -- in hand, Nina sets out to continue her sister's work.
Horror · R · 92 minutes · 2008 · Watched: 02/12/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating: 
Blade 2
Blade (Wesley Snipes) is a half-vampire sworn to eradicating the bloodsuckers who lurk in the shadows. But when a breed of "reapers" is unleashed, the Vampire Nation asks for his help in preventing a nightmare plague that would wipe out both humans and vampires. Directed by Guillermo del Toro (Hell Boy, Pan's Labyrinth), this Blade sequel mixes high-tech action with crimson terror. Kris Kristofferson and Ron Perlman co-star.
Action · R · 117 minutes · 2002 · Watched: 02/11/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
Hall Pass
Owen Wilson stars as a married man whose spouse (Jenna Fischer) grants him the right -- for just one week -- to pursue as many extramarital affairs as he can. His best buddy (Jason Sudeikis) receives an identical "hall pass" from his wife, and off the guys go. The hubbies soon discover, however, that picking up girls isn't as easy as they recall, while their better halves embark on their own erotic adventures. Bobby and Peter Farrelly direct.
Comedy · R · 105 minutes · 2011 · Watched: 02/02/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
New York, I Love You
A companion piece to Paris, je t'aime, this valentine to New York cleverly blends nearly a dozen love stories, each presented by a different filmmaker. From Central Park to Brooklyn and Queens, each tale features the Big Apple as a central character. The writer-directors include Natalie Portman and Brett Ratner, and the cast features Shia LaBeouf, James Caan, Julie Christie, Christina Ricci, Ethan Hawke and dozens more.
Drama · R · 103 minutes · 2008 · Watched: 01/31/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
Naked Lunch
Director David Cronenberg brings William S. Burroughs' hallucinatory, "unfilmable" novel to the screen. Part-time exterminator and full-time drug addict Bill Lee (Peter Weller) plunges into the nightmarish netherworld of the Interzone, pursuing a mysterious project that leads him to confront sinister cabals and giant talking bugs.
Drama · R · 115 minutes · 1991 · Watched: 01/29/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating: 
127 Hours
From director Danny Boyle comes this harrowing tale of real-life mountain climber Aron Ralston (James Franco), who literally cuts himself loose from danger -- and lives to tell about it when sliding rock pins his forearm under a boulder during a climb in Utah. To stay alive, Ralston resorts to his basest survival instincts. The film scored Academy Award nominations in the Best Picture and Best Actor (Franco) categories.
Drama · R · 94 minutes · 2010 · Watched: 01/27/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
Calvin Marshall
Though he has no athletic ability whatsoever, college student Calvin Marshall (Alex Frost) is so blindly single-minded about making the school baseball team that Coach Little (Steve Zahn) -- a former minor league player -- relents and lets him on the squad. But when he's sidelined by an injury, Calvin has an opportunity to discover his true talent in life. Gary Lundgren directs this charming comedy that co-stars Michelle Lombardo.
Comedy · R · 92 minutes · 2009 · Watched: 01/26/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
Chaos Theory
Thanks to a strict regimen of timetables, to-do lists and index cards, efficiency expert Frank Allen (Ryan Reynolds) lives his life exactly how he wants it. That is, until his well-meaning wife (Emily Mortimer) decides to set their clock back a mere 10 minutes. Suddenly, Frank's once-safe and predictable life is spinning dangerously out of control … which is the one thing he never bothered to plan for. Stuart Townsend and Sarah Chalke co-star.
Comedy · PG-13 · 87 minutes · 2007 · Watched: 01/22/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
Perkins' 14
Unbalanced by the brutal murder of his parents, Robert Perkins (Richard Brake) kidnaps 14 people from a nearby town and brainwashes them into serving as his band of psychotic bodyguards -- who'll stop at nothing to protect their master. When Perkins's antics land him behind bars, the "Perkins 14" snap and unleash a horrifying reign of terror on the people of Stone Cove.
Horror · R · 95 minutes · 2009 · Watched: 01/22/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra
Dennis Quaid, Channing Tatum, Sienna Miller and Marlon Wayans star in this action-packed G.I. Joe adventure, in which Hawk, Ripcord, Heavy Duty and the rest of the elite special mission force set out to stop evil arms dealer Destro (Christopher Eccleston) and his minions. Rounding out the star-studded cast are Brendan Fraser, Rachel Nichols, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Ray Park, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Saïd Taghmaoui and model Karolina Kurkova.
Action · PG-13 · 117 minutes · 2009 · Watched: 01/15/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
Voices
As her family and friends inexplicably turn on each other -- husbands attacking wives, friends murdering friends, and even parents slaying children -- a young woman begins to fear that she will be the next victim. When some of the murderers reveal that they heard strange voices commanding them to kill, the girl realizes that no one can be trusted and no one is safe, in this South Korean horror film based on the popular comic book series.
Horror · R · 85 minutes · 2007 · Watched: 01/15/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
Exit Through the Gift Shop
Amateur filmmaker Thierry Guetta's project to chronicle the underground world of street art takes a fascinating twist when he meets Banksy, an elusive British stencil artist, in this Independent Spirit Award winner for Best Documentary. Unimpressed with Guetta's footage, Banksy takes over filmmaking duties while Guetta reinvents himself as a street artist and -- much to Banksy's surprise -- instantly becomes a darling of the Los Angeles art scene.
Documentary · Not Rated · 86 minutes · 2010 · Watched: 01/15/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
Don't Quit Your Daydream
As they approach 40, musicians Nathan Khyber and Clark Stiles of The Good Listeners pursue their dream of a successful career by traveling to 12 towns across America in 24 days, recording a different song with an artist in each town.
Documentary · Not Rated · 75 minutes · 2010 · Watched: 01/15/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
Them!
The inhabitants of a small Southwestern town feel the fallout when radiation from bomb tests creates giant, mutant ants that descend on their community. Facing human extermination, a team of scientists scrambles to figure out how to stop "them." Filled with creepy creatures large and small, this 1954 sci-fi spectacular is one of the most influential horror films of all time -- and also captures America's mood at the dawn of the Atomic Age.
Sci-Fi · Not Rated · 93 minutes · 1954 · Watched: 01/15/2012
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
Black Swan
In director Darren Aronofsky's psychological thriller, ambitious New York City ballet dancer Nina Sayers (Natalie Portman) lands the lead in "Swan Lake" but soon thinks her dreams of stardom are threatened by a rival ballerina (Mila Kunis). As opening night nears and the pressure to be perfect builds, Nina's obsession descends into paranoia and delusion. Portman won an Academy Award for the film, which also nabbed an Oscar nod for Best Picture.
Suspense · R · 108 minutes · 2010 · Watched: 12/25/2011
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
The Smurfs
When wicked sorcerer Gargamel tries to capture them to use as talismans for his own evil magic, the peaceful blue Smurfs flee their woodland home, pass through a magic portal and find themselves stranded in New York City. Now, Papa Smurf, Smurfette and their clan turn to a young couple (Neil Patrick Harris and Jayma Mays) for help getting back home. Raja Gosnell directs an all-star cast that includes the voices of Jonathan Winters, George Lopez and Katy Perry.
Family · PG · 103 minutes · 2011 · Watched: 12/25/2011
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
The Lincoln Lawyer
Tasked with defending rich lothario Louis Roulet, who's been charged with assault, lawyer Mick Haller finds himself and his family in danger when he deduces the truth behind this and former cases he's worked on.
Drama · R · 119 minutes · 2011 · Watched: 12/23/2011
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
Keith
Natalie (Elisabeth Harnois) is high school royalty, but her queen bee status falls apart when she falls for the new guy at school. Although Keith (Jesse McCartney) ignores her at first, they soon become friends -- even though Natalie suspects that Keith has something to hide. As the free-spirited Keith shows Natalie how to embrace what life offers, they grow closer -- until a secret tests the bounds of their relationship.
Drama · Not Rated · 95 minutes · 2008 · Watched: 12/18/2011
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating:
Resurrecting the Champ
When ambitious sports reporter Erik (Josh Hartnett) discovers that a local homeless man named Champ (Samuel L. Jackson) was once a famous boxer who's long been presumed dead, he digs deeper into the story and becomes friends with the down-and-out star. But when Erik uncovers several disturbing questions about Champ's background, his findings prompt the reporter to reexamine his own relationships with his father and his son.
Drama · PG-13 · 112 minutes · 2007 · Watched: 12/17/2011
Crystal's Rating: · Jason's Rating: