D'oh.

[trinityvixen]

I made a specific point about getting through my Netflix DVDs by Monday so I could have a couple of movies to watch over Thanksgiving. I did manage to do that and to even remember to put them in the mailbox, and I'm getting my next movies Wednesday. I forgot, however, to rearrange my queue following Halloween because I've been holding onto movies longer and hadn't really noticed the selections being decidedly horror-focused.

Until, naturally, this week. I really doubt that, over the big family weekend, I'm going to find time to watch Hell's Ground and Book of Blood. I also have no memory of a) adding these movies to my queue or b) moving them up to the top of the queue. Awesome.

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[ivy03.livejournal.com]

Netflix sometimes randomly sends me stuff from further down on my queue. Since I tend to use my queue sort of like my amazon wish list--that is, as a way of keeping track of things that peak my interest but don't actually intend to buy/watch--it sometimes leads to getting stuff I don't remember and have no interest in anymore. That's how I watched the first disc of The Flash.

And now Netflix, or maybe my Roku, likes to randomly reorder my instant queue, sometimes while I'm scrolling through it. SO. ANNOYING.

[trinityvixen.livejournal.com]

I don't know how they do anything, organization-wise, at Netflix any more. It just doesn't seem to make any sense. When they update streaming, they don't necessarily put the new stuff first. Or in alphabetical order. HELP I NEED A SYSTEM.