Do you Hulu?

I'm a desperate cheapskate with a lot of spare time and yen for flicks. Let's see what Hulu has to offer for free.

• Marie Antoinette - never seen it, Katydid's pretty hooked on it...probably worth a try
• The Brothers Grimm - It's got Monica Belucci, and it's from Terry Gilliam. Those are two factors that draw the eye.
• Gangs of New York - Marty Scorsese's always interesting. This one didn't do much for me, though.
• Strictly Ballroom - Criminally underseen here in the US (probably in its native Aussie, too)...very early Baz Luhrmann...I'm watching this one as I type this entry. Fun stuff.
• Swingers - I hate this movie but very much enjoyed it when I saw it the first time. If you haven't seen it before, give it a try. Very much a time capsule of an era.
• Hero - Best movie I've ever seen. If you haven't watched this before, set aside two hours. Do Not Miss This.
• The 5000 Fingers of Dr T - Dr Seuss's lone non-animated movie. It's weird and odd and surreal. Check it out.
• Chicago - One of the better modern movie musicals.
• My Sister's Boyfriend - My guess is that this is horrible, but it's got Alyssa Milano, on whom I have a massive crush.
• Highlander - Also very much of an era here. I love this flick and am particularly impressed with the cinematography and score by Queen.
• American Meth - Never seen it but fascinated by the subject
• Meet Bill - The trailer looked intriguing a few years back, so this might be worth a try.
• Frida - It was critically well received, so maybe I'll check it out.
• Weird Science - The 80's...one of the canonical films of the decade
• Revolver - I enjoyed the first two Guy Ritchie flicks (Lock, Stock and Snatch). For free, this is worth checking out.
• The Secret of Kells - I figure if it was nominated for best animated feature, it's worth a free look.
• Rifftrax: Night of the Living Dead - I've never seen the original...might as well see it mocked for free.
• Hoop Dreams - one of the finest sports documentaries ever...tough to see because it's not all happy, but it's spectacular
• The Kid - Never seen it, but it's supposed to be a classic.
• Koyaanisqatsi - this one's certainly arthouse, but the soundtrack is brilliant and mesmerizing
• Grant Morrison: Talking With Gods - The man's bonkers - not Alan Moore bonkers but still - and he's willing to talk about comic books for an hour plus. I'll try that.
• The Woman in Green - I remember this fondly from a Saturday afternoon when I was young.
• Charade - It's criminal that this is on the 45th page of Hulu movies as ranked by popularity. This is a classic Cary Grant film. Brilliant, hilarious, funny, charming, lighthearted.
• Slacker - never seen Richard Linkliter's first film...maybe I'll give it a try
• Wordplay - for a documentary about crossword puzzles, it's very enjoyable
• Rifftrax: Reefer Madness - Another schlock classic...worth seeing it even if you don't listen to the gags
• Little Shop of Horrors - For Jack Nicholson's part alone, this one's worth checking out.
• Dil Se - I only know one song and production number from this film, but it's one of the more impressive ever. Wonder if the rest of the movie's worth watching.
• The Man With the Golden Arm - One of the only glimpses we ever got of Frank Sinatra as a dramatic actor. Supposed to be impressive...