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Could Alan Rickman possibly have started in a poly movie?! Joreth reviews this unusual film to see if a happy polyamorous V or triad family can be found among the backstabbing, vicious world of competitive hair styling. I don't know where this movie came from. Did you know that the Netflix DVD queue has a limit? I forget what it is now, but I've maxed it out. On more than one occasion. It's around 500 DVDs. Eventually, movies become unavailable on Netflix, and if it's in your queue when this happens, they get moved out of the queue and into another queue of movies "waiting" to be added back to Netflix, freeing up a slot on my regular queue for more movies. Other movies have not yet been added to the Netflix library but they somehow use the User interest to help them get the rights? I don't know if it actually does something to get the rights, or if it just tells them how to gauge what movies they should be fighting for, or what. I've been a Netflix member for so many years, and their system has changed so many times, that honestly I can't remember which of these movies used to be available and isn't now, and which never were but Netflix gave me the opportunity to express interest in. A few months ago, I took a peek at my "waiting" queue and I was shocked at how long it had gotten. With Netflix cycling out so many movies every month, I got concerned that some of these movies would never make it into the queue, or back into the queue. So I went searching for a bunch of alternative sources. Usually, when a movie has been in my queue long enough, I forget why I put it there. It could be a potential poly movie, or it could be a skeptic movie, or it could be a Netflix recommendation based on something else I added, or it could be something that someone recommended for totally unrelated reasons. But I can often guess why I put it on the queue based on what was added just before or just after it, since I'll often add similar movies in batches. Without that associative remin







