So many movies, so little time...

[jsteinhauer]

I'm wasting away a day of my life pretty much on the internet, playing a couple of video games, drinking some homebrew and letting my yellow nape play. If I do stuff, I have to cage hime. The sun conure is caged, because he constantly gets after the yellow nape or gets in my shirt and scratches the heck out of me. The Jardine's is in the bathroom sleeping. I did go fill the gas tank and go to the post office to mail a trader's copy of Righteous Kill, but now, here I sit, and it's -2F outside right now. I see a layer of thin ice across Lake Superior for the first time this winter.

Anyway, on topic, I have over the course of five years become addicted to watching movies at home. It started during my last year of training, which was in Houston. My wife could not come with me. So that's when I first subscribed to Netflix, three ata time, and began watching three movies every weekend. Now, I've got a 55 inch flat panel, somewhat dedicated space, 7.1 speakers and we have Blu-ray movies, and it's become much worse. I buy at least a movie every week and keep the Netflix six ata time plan. I've recently pared my Netflix queue down from 500, where it had been for five years to less than 400. The act of paring down that list was disheartening. They were after all movies I though I wanted to see, but came to grips with the fact that with new movies coming out every week, I will never get to see most of them. I probably watch four movies per week on average, but it's still not enough.

How do you come to terms with the fact that you will die before getting to see all of the movies?