I pretty much only stream these days, so my selection is somewhat limited. The Last Stand (Netflix) - Arnold Schwarzenegger as an everyman sherrif? Hmm, works well enough considering his age. The film never rises above the occasion to be anything other than a run-of-the-mill action flick, but it certainly doesn't offend. Competent, and better than I expected. Price Check (Netflix) - 90 minutes of Parker Posey doing Parker Posey things. Take that as either a warning or a enticement, depending on your disposition. Surprisingly, I can go either way on her. As such, the film wasn't terrible. Hey, I've seen worse lately. Devil's Pass (Netflix) - Blair Witch in Siberia. That's all that needs to be said. The Bling Ring (Amazon Prime) - The best thing about this movie is that it's only 91 minutes. That's the only positive I got out of watching 5 conceited, heartless, douchebag teenagers burglarize the vacant homes of celebrities. I don't mean to misdirect here, that last sentence probably makes it sound way more interesting than the film actually was. It's basically 20 minutes of fashion montages (snooze), 10 minutes of celebrity googling (seriously), and 60 minutes of watching the teenage characters act somehow more superficial and vapid than the owners of the homes they break into (okay, that's actually the one aspect not completely cliched). I watched it in 3 chunks and just punished myself in continuing rounds 2 and 3. Thoughts wrapped up in 3 words in honor of my 3 separate starts of the movie: Pointless. Garbage. Avoid.