I Have Nothing To Wear...

[Marcusarilius]

Blu-ray Anonymous.

Do you ever take a look at your ample BD collection and just stare, not being able to decide what you want to watch? And then can't seem to find a single movie you are interested in?

Is this a by-product of our on-going addiction: always having to acquire new BDs to "one-up" the mental addiction?

[blackhawktraffic]

I am with ya on that one, Im so picky now a days I end up buying something new when I cant find what I want.

[supersix4]

lol I did that twice tonight I cant ever decide what to watch even with like over 25+ unopened

[iNCREDiPiNOY]

LOL that was me. I have over 30+ unopened and I can't decide which movie I want to watch.

[nycomet]

I did better selecting a BD to watch when I only had 10. I watched Predator tonight (a $14.99 Target deal: $19.99 less the $5 coupon). I must say that I was pleased with the PQ, but disappointed by the AQ.

So now I am sucking down a tasty burgundy. The next BD for tonight will be A Night At The Museum ($13.99 from J&R a while back).

If only I could figure out what to wear when I stick the next disc into the playa.

[toolman46and2]

I have 135 blu's and often cant decide what to watch. I still have a dozen or so that I havent seen.

[Marcusarilius]

Originally Posted by toolman46and2

I have 135 blu's and often cant decide what to watch. I still have a dozen or so that I havent seen.

If you haven't seen them, how do you know you have them?

[lgans316]

The below titles have excellent replay value

1) Starship Troopers (guilty pleasure and brain bug)
2) Air Force One (for the sound effects)
3) Face/Off
4) The Rock (Opening credits, alcatraz capture and chase scene. Hans Zimmer Rocks)
5) The Island (highway chase scene)
6) Transformers (again for the sound effects)
7) Black Hawk Down (select scenes. Hans Zimmer Rocks again)
8) Pearl Harbor (attack scene. Hans Zimmer Rocks again)
9) Ocean's Twelve (for the score)
10) Man on Fire (eyegasm)
11) I,Robot (eyegasm)
13) Die Hard 4.0 (eargasm)
14) Die Hard (Mister Takagi)

[Scripture]

Originally Posted by Marcusarilius

Blu-ray Anonymous.

Do you ever take a look at your ample BD collection and just stare, not being able to decide what you want to watch? And then can't seem to find a single movie you are interested in?

Is this a by-product of our on-going addiction: always having to acquire new BDs to "one-up" the mental addiction?

Yes, I can relate. Much like anything else in our society, we're always striving for 'more' and 'more'. Hence, wanting new releases to add into the collection. I'll admit, I've never been one to just "settle" for what I have, and the desire creeps in to add more titles as the budget allows.

Also, you can only watch certain movies so much, before it starts becoming old hat. I try to space out my viewings of movies, so as to stave off feelings of boredom with the film.

[nycomet]

Originally Posted by lgans316

The below titles have excellent replay value

1) Starship Troopers (guilty pleasure and brain bug)
2) Air Force One (for the sound effects)
3) Face/Off
4) The Rock (Opening credits, alcatraz capture and chase scene. Hans Zimmer Rocks)
5) The Island (highway chase scene)
6) Transformers (again for the sound effects)
7) Black Hawk Down (select scenes. Hans Zimmer Rocks again)
8) Pearl Harbor (attack scene. Hans Zimmer Rocks again)
9) Ocean's Twelve (for the score)
10) Man on Fire (eyegasm)
11) I,Robot (eyegasm)
13) Die Hard 4.0 (eargasm)
14) Die Hard (Mister Takagi)

Eye Robot (guygasm)

[toolman46and2]

Originally Posted by Marcusarilius

If you haven't seen them, how do you know you have them?

OK, you got me. I have a dozen or so I havent watched.

[Chaka]

Craptastic! I have the same problem sometimes so I just end up flipping channels. End up watching something horrible on StarzHD, ending up on Food network wondering why I am so damn hungry.
Damn you Marcus! I blame you for all my misery.

[Crème Blu-ray]

Hell, if I want to watch a movie, I'll prod myself into picking one, even if it takes 10 minutes to decide. DVD Profiler is great for figuring out what you can watch if you only have a certain amount of time to kill.

[Marcusarilius]

Originally Posted by Chaka

Craptastic! I have the same problem sometimes so I just end up flipping channels. End up watching something horrible on StarzHD, ending up on Food network wondering why I am so damn hungry.
Damn you Marcus! I blame you for all my misery.

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[halmo20]

I was there myself,, my new rule is, Netflix...

Only buy 5 star movies (my own ratings). Only buying one or two movies a year now...

[Marcusarilius]

Originally Posted by halmo20

I was there myself,, my new rule is, Netflix...

Only buy 5 star movies (my own ratings). Only buying one or two movies a year now...

Good thing the war is over...

[Homura]

Originally Posted by halmo20

I was there myself,, my new rule is, Netflix...

Only buy 5 star movies (my own ratings). Only buying one or two movies a year now...

Problem is...most all seem like 5 stars to me.

[Ice2Dragon]

Originally Posted by nycomet

Eye Robot (guygasm)

I expect better comet, I expect better.

*Shakes head in disapproval*

[sardaukar1977]

Originally Posted by Marcusarilius

Blu-ray Anonymous.

Do you ever take a look at your ample BD collection and just stare, not being able to decide what you want to watch? And then can't seem to find a single movie you are interested in?

Is this a by-product of our on-going addiction: always having to acquire new BDs to "one-up" the mental addiction?

yes! I hate when that happens, I have 222 BD's and I can't find one that I want to watch, now that is sad

[hanser]

I found for me the following solution for this dilemma: If I can´t decide a movie, I put just in the next episode of "Weeds" instead of spending half an hour trying to decide. This way I make better use of the 30 minutes, afterwards I am in a good mood, and often I then immediately know what movie I would like to see.