Twenty years ago (I had to check, it's that long), I got the DVD Silverado, A film I've always wanted to watch. But every time I've put it by the player to watch. Something has happened and I've never got to watch it.
This Christmas it was on the tv, so I decided I'll watch on broadcast. What happened, three phone calls and a neighbour knocking on the door with a problem and could I help. I did get to see about tens minutes worth spread about over the film so to be pointless.
Weird, but true. So I wondered, does anyone else have a DVD etc, that they have for one reason or another seem fated to never watch?
Has this happened to anyone else?
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A slightly different case
with me. I tried four times to watch 'On Golden Pond'. Every time I try, I fall asleep about 30 minutes into the film.
I gave up trying some years ago.
Just one of those things I suppose.
Samantha
Yes
Spider-Man 2, the one with Doc Ock.
Hugs,
Erin
= Give everyone the benefit of the doubt because certainty is a fragile thing that can be shattered by one overlooked fact.
Now that you reminded me...
I bought the DVD "Logan" when it first came out on the shelves, I still haven't gotten around to watching it.
We the willing, led by the unsure. Have been doing so much with so little for so long,
We are now qualified to do anything with nothing.
Logan
That one was a lot better than I'd expected. Enjoy it when and if you ever get/want the chance!
Movie
There's an anime movie I bought, a tie-in to the game Mass Effect 3, I've owned it for years and for some reason or another, I have NEVER actually sat down to watch it. Its sorta become this running thing with my friend, he's been pressuring me to watch it for years and now, I refuse to watch it just to hear him get annoyed at me because its so damn funny when he does LOL.
Can't say I have
But I adore Linda Hunt! SHe was born in in 1945 and I was born in 1951 in the same hospital. :)
Love, Andrea Lena
To this day
I have never made it through a sitting of Blade Runner. I either start it and fall asleep. Or I get into it and get interrupted. Sometimes I've even put it in and not started playing it. Oddly enough, I can almost piece together what happens in the movie. I don't think I'm missing a whole lot, but I just can't seem to watch the entire thing.
~Taylor Ryan
My muse suffers from insomnia, and it keeps me up at night.
Citizen Kane
I've tried at least a dozen times to watch "the best film ever."
To me it's like watching golf on TV. Merely an excuse to nap.
Jill
Angela Rasch (Jill M I)