but my cat still loves me
Aug. 11th, 2010 04:36 pmStatistically, it is likely that the DVDs I have from Netflix at any given time are ones that I do not want to watch. This is not so much because I suck at picking movies, but because a lot of the time, I will get a DVD in the mail, not be in the mood to watch it, and then leave it sitting there for two months while I continue to not want to watch it, rather than send it back and get something I do want. And then it builds up into this *thing* and, well.
Until recently, the movies I had were Gamer (Gerard Butler plays a death-row convict, one of many, who's controlled by a gamer), The Men Who Stare At Goats (George Clooney as one of the titular men, Ewan McGregor as a reporter), and Milk. I am unsure whether this is better or worse than having three horrible romantic comedies, all of which I would probably have watched instantly.
I watched Gamer (surprisingly good, but the making-of interviews were both more interesting and more entertaining) and tried to watch Goats, but I just couldn't do it. I may try again later. Maybe I'm just in a mood today.
I am mentally unprepared to try watching Milk. I may need to warm up by watching the documentary about LeBron James's high school team to see if I'm capable of paying attention to anything.
Until recently, the movies I had were Gamer (Gerard Butler plays a death-row convict, one of many, who's controlled by a gamer), The Men Who Stare At Goats (George Clooney as one of the titular men, Ewan McGregor as a reporter), and Milk. I am unsure whether this is better or worse than having three horrible romantic comedies, all of which I would probably have watched instantly.
I watched Gamer (surprisingly good, but the making-of interviews were both more interesting and more entertaining) and tried to watch Goats, but I just couldn't do it. I may try again later. Maybe I'm just in a mood today.
I am mentally unprepared to try watching Milk. I may need to warm up by watching the documentary about LeBron James's high school team to see if I'm capable of paying attention to anything.