Out of your list I haven't seen.....the sequels to the original Matrix, any of the Harry Potter films, Tomb Raider, Snakes on a Plane,Xena, Avatar, Buffy, Friends, or Suicide Squad.
So a fair amount. Does it count if you've seen scenes? I've seen parts of things here and there, but not all the way through. It's harder for me to commit to a film these days with tv being so good. Why sit down for 2 hours of something mediocre if I can get through one hour segments of awesomeness instead?
To this list I'll add I've never seen the Rocky series either, as well as a lot of the big, Oscar-award movies this year. Movies are just too damn expense these days!
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arvin g borkar (2854)
7 years ago
Oh it is easier if you do not have cable. If the only thing you have is a bootleg website and a laptop, anything movie or show series is going to be watchable. I have to agree that when I had cable, it was hard to sit through a movie that I could just record on my DVR. It would just sit there for days, weeks, and months. LOL
Now I know what college kids feel like. Netflix it, although, I am not Netflixing.
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DreamersxDisease (817)
7 years ago
It's far too easy these days to just amass a collection and never actually watch it, ya know? I have tons of stuff saved up, but just haven't gotten to a lot of it. Now that there is just SO much content out there with so many ways to watch it, it's harder to actually sit down and decide on something.
I'm not complaining about being overloaded with my favorite things, lol, but it's a bit overwhelming! And I was able to have access to other stuff before my better laptop up and broke on me. Oh well, I shall watch on!
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arvin g borkar (2854)
7 years ago
And I think that is how these cable companies continue to loot us. How exactly do you pay for cable? Would you say daily, hourly, monthly? If you break it down into how much you can actually sit and watch at a time, does that mean you are wasting money for all the hours of shows you could not possibly watch? To get your $ worth, it would seem you would have to DVR every second of every day that you would be unavailable to watch. Most individuals are working full time jobs and that right there takes like 8 and a half hours out of your day. It's a conspiracy I tell ya!
I could definitely say that I tried that when I had cable. It was harder when college football season crept up. Man, I could never settle to watch a movie nor t.v. shows since all my time went to recording almost every game or games I wanted to watch.
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