Never seen Toy Story.
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To be honest I don't think I'd seen more than a few snippets of Toy Story before my kids came along (I've now seen it too many times). Remember a mate using it to demo his rear projection TV (remember them) and surround sound and thinking I should probably watch it.
Also not watched any of the Godfather trilogy and really want to. Not sure I've seen 2001 all the way through either, seem to fall asleep, not sure it that's the film or me!
Also not watched any of the Godfather trilogy and really want to. Not sure I've seen 2001 all the way through either, seem to fall asleep, not sure it that's the film or me!
Richard-390a0 said:
I've never seen Schindlers List.... got to the screening & it was full, so the two girls I was with suggested a George Clooney film which was on instead. Which I wasn't too keen on until they mentioned ladies with their bits out in it... Mmm Salma Hayek. (From dusk til dawn)
Richard-390a0 said:
I've never seen Schindlers List.... got to the screening & it was full, so the two girls I was with suggested a George Clooney film which was on instead. Which I wasn't too keen on until they mentioned ladies with their bits out in it... Mmm Salma Hayek. (From dusk til dawn)
Fair play on trying Schindler's list for a threesome date night movie... 
Frank7 said:
Started watching one Bond film on TV, switched channels after 25-30 minutes, similar with an Indiana Jones movie, learned a lesson there, just not my bag.
The thing with Indiana Jones is Indiana Jones plays no role in the outcome of the story. If he weren't in the film it would turn out exactly the same. 
Douglas Quaid said:
Those that have never seen breaking bad or the lord of the rings films have really missed out. They really are the best of tv and film in my opinion so those who haven’t seen them and do watch them are in for a treat.
I found both watchable but overlong and ultimately tedious, sorry. The visuals in lord of the rings were wonderful but I found each film about 45 minutes too long. Breaking bad felt like it went on a season or so too long also. Maybe I have a short attention span?biggbn said:
I found both watchable but overlong and ultimately tedious, sorry. The visuals in lord of the rings were wonderful but I found each film about 45 minutes too long. Breaking bad felt like it went on a season or so too long also. Maybe I have a short attention span?
I tried to watch them, but I love the books. THey're just awful for me. Never bothered with the third one.Halb said:
biggbn said:
I found both watchable but overlong and ultimately tedious, sorry. The visuals in lord of the rings were wonderful but I found each film about 45 minutes too long. Breaking bad felt like it went on a season or so too long also. Maybe I have a short attention span?
I tried to watch them, but I love the books. THey're just awful for me. Never bothered with the third one.Cotty said:
stuartmmcfc said:
Still haven’t seen any of The Godfather films yet.
I've seen Harry Potter 1, but none of the sequels, thought it was alright too.
Seen Star Wars episode 2. Not sure why this is the only one I watched, but thought it was dire so haven't bothered with the others.
No Lord of the Rings.
Tried Citizen Kane too, but it just felt too old to get into so bailed after 10 minutes.
Seen Star Wars episode 2. Not sure why this is the only one I watched, but thought it was dire so haven't bothered with the others.
No Lord of the Rings.
Tried Citizen Kane too, but it just felt too old to get into so bailed after 10 minutes.
Sheepshanks said:
CardinalBlue said:
I'm in my thirties, and have never seen Toy Story.
There's three of them - Toy Story 3 has a remarkably sad incinerator scene, where all the toys are waiting to die!I've balled my eyes out at Short Circuit 2 (when I was 6) and it still gets me teary at that bit.
I shed a tear at that scene in Toy Story 3.
But the biggest tear has to be shed for the person who's in their 30's and has NEVER seen Toy Story.
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