What DVD's aren't we Watching?

I'm not watching Don Juan DeMarco.

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What DVD's are we Watching?

I'm not watching Out of Africa.

I'm not watching Super Troopers. :p

I'm not watching Farenheit 911.

I am not watching the "Left Behind" series of "films".

I am not watching the Da Vinci Code ...

I know I won't be watching The New World. Ever again.

I am SO not watching anything with J Ho or her stupid ex-boyfriend in it.

I am not watching any Lords of any Rings

I'm not watching any Woody Allen Movies.

I have not seen nor will I ever see any Vin Diesel product.

I take it, then, that it's fruitless to try to convince you of the overall goodness of his body of work ... and you're too straight for me to use the overall goodness of his body as a reason to watch.

Fruitless is the right word. In the same way, I'm sure I can not convince you to see the next Lindsay Lohan vehicle.
:D

Very true. I'm very interested in seeing the newest Vin Diesel movie, Find Me Guilty, the one that's supposed to be showing off his acting skill, rather than his pecs.

Undertoad wrote:

I have not seen nor will I ever see any Vin Diesel product.

The piece that he wrote and directed himself is very good. I think it is called Multi-Facial.

I've heard that called Short #9.

My housemate has a range of fairly dodgy DVDs; I'm certainly not watching The Core or Stealth. :worried:

rkzenrage wrote:

The piece that he wrote and directed himself is very good. I think it is called Multi-Facial.

I'm not watching anything in it with the word 'Facial' in the title.

Marnie wasn't very much fun. And there's Paul Verhoeven's gross mishandling of Starship Troopers. It may be Europeans are temperamentally unsuited to lensing a story so profoundly American and at bottom so libertarian.

I'd like to see at least one Heinlein story made into a good movie. As long as I'm wishing, I think Magic Inc. would make a good movie.

glatt wrote:

I'm not watching Super Troopers. :p

dude. that's crazy talk. i don't know whether to hope that you've seen it, and somehow thought it was unfunny, or that you're just sick of all the quotes, and won't watch it out of spite....but in any case, i urge you to reconsider. this flick is up there with anchorman, the yprincess bride...and, yes, the holy grail in terms of re-watchability. i recommend that all dwellars buy a copy. not rent, mind you......buy. i give it 5 out of 5 typing monkeys.

lumberjim wrote:

or that you're just sick of all the quotes, and won't watch it out of spite

That's pretty much it.

this flick is up there with anchorman, the yprincess bride...and, yes, the holy grail in terms of re-watchability. i recommend that all dwellars buy a copy. not rent, mind you......buy. i give it 5 out of 5 typing monkeys.

I was a Will Farrel fan until I saw Anchorman. Now I'm not so sure.

Princess Bride was great, so if you think it's on par with that, then maybe I'll see it.

Shawnee123 wrote:

I am SO not watching anything with J Ho or her stupid ex-boyfriend in it.

I've seen all Kevin Smith's movies . . . EXCEPT Jersey Girl. (No plans to either.)

Hi Steve, nice to meet you!

Dar512, I figure The Puppet Masters beat the "Heinlein hoodoo" about adapting his work to film. And don't forget Destination Moon, speaking of which, I'd like to see The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress, though it's probably actually easier to make a movie of Time Enough For Love.

Another pipe dream: movie adaptations of Laumer's Retief stories. With scripts that poke a sharp stick into PC squeamoids, deeply and without apology. Some of the alien scenery should film up awful pretty.

I don't want to see The 40yr Old Virgin or either of the Deuce Bigalow movies, or the Animal. So far I have to reason to see a porn flick either.