The Office Suggestion Box
I can recommend "Dear Frankie" with Emily Mortimer and "In America" by Jim Sheridan. Both great movies in case you haven't seen them.
When I was up nursing my son, it started to become a joke that MASH was on no matter what time we were up. I had never really watched MASH until then, but it was just perfect timewise, about a 1/2 hr. Maybe you should consider getting stuff that you can watch in episodes, Sex in the City, Friends... whatever. That way you won't get so involved in a movie and end up staying up later than you should!
Wow. I've seen so many films lately through Netflix, I'm searching through the indies now. One thing I LOVE about Netflix is the reviews from other customers. Not the critics, the real people who watch the films. This has helped me to steer clear of some real doosies, I think.
Okay, I flipped through my DVDs for you. I'm sure you've seen most or all of these by now, but my suggestions are: Million Dollar Baby, Cinderella Man, Finding Neverland, About a Boy, Chocolat, Something's Gotta Give, and Wimbledon. One of my favorite movies is also The Interpreter, with Nicole Kidman, but that might just be because I'm studying to BE an interpreter... LOL.
Good luck - can't wait to read all about your St. Patty's baby! 
Silly is good for bedrest.
I recommend "Happy, Texas". I'm sure much sillier than Brokeback Mountain but with an only slightly similiar theme 
I just got walk the line from netflix yesterday!
Well if you like scary movies, I loved Saw and sawII.
You can scare teh baby out!
Well one of my favorite movies is The Majestic...it is kinda older and you may have seen it, but I can watch it over and over. It is so good.
I want to see "Walk the Line." I forgot about yours, mine, and ours. I'll have to add that one. They do have series like Project Runway as well. Is there a series that you would like to get into?
Oh my you MUST see "Yours,mine and ours" that was so hiliarous!! I loved it and you will love "Walk the Line". Awesome movies!!
"In Her Shoes" with Cameron Diaz and Shirley Maclaine. This one is a "feel-good" movie. Also, "Hotel Rowanda" is an old one, but I recently watched it. It is a moving film.
We just watched "Yours, Mine and Ours" with Dennis Quaid and it was a great laugh.
I'm not sure if it was the movie having eighteen kids in it, but the next day my wife started talk about us having our fourth!
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