Five Great Films to Stream With One's WiMax Connection

Being online can be about many things these days, from running a business from a remote locale or simply figuring out what kind of pet costume to whip up this Halloween. But for plenty of Americans, the world wide web is becoming their go-to source for stunning entertainment minus commercials or high costs of cable subscriptions. And with so many different methods to stream films or download or rent them out there on the web, choosing a particular celluloid classic to enjoy can be tough. Here are five great films for those with WiMax to stream while on the go or relaxing at home.

#1 - Field of Dreams. A great pick for families who might be stranded in an airport or in the midst of a road trip, this film is all about what happens when one happens to care strongly enough about something to make it a reality--or about learning that people who made mistakes can also still be talented. Inspirational and at a different pace than family films today, anyone who is using WiMax while in transit with youngsters should definitely consider it.

#2 - Taxi Driver. This is a classic Scorcese film that is best watched with headphones in public, though in the privacy of one's home, it definitely makes more sense to view it. Stunning photography that focuses on a New York lost to rampant tourism and an incredibly electrifying performance by a then-young Robert de Niro are just a couple of the reasons that this celluloid gem managed to receive rave reviews from countless important critics. Today, it's one of those films that aspiring filmmakers must see, and anyone interested in the concept of cultural decay will also find it quite engaging.

#3 - Grease. It has likely been a long while since most people have seen "Grease," and while it's known for featuring the oldest teenagers in the history of time, it's also an exciting romp, a period piece, and the film with some of the best opening credits in history. Fun, funny, and always good to revisit, it's a nice pick for those who are in the mood for something classic and reaffirming.

#4 - I'm Telling You For the Last Time. Those with WiMax who need a great laugh should watch this, which isn't quite a film, but rather is a recording of a final Jerry Seinfeld comedy show from when he was switching gears with his career. The wit that he managed to make millions out of on "Seinfeld" is in full effect, and the entire experience is one that will have viewers guffawing and giggling alike. Definitely a solid pick for those who want something that causes laughter but at a slightly more highbrow level.

#5 - It's a Wonderful Life. Even if it's not Christmas, there's nothing wrong with another viewing of this chestnut of the cinema, which is not just a great and encouraging moral message, but also a well-shot and well-acted example of filmmaking. One that is designed to please, regardless of the season.

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