At the Film board, we started posting a list of films we own, but haven't seen.

Say if I'd be interested in your opinion on Le Samourai. You watch it if I watch a film of your choice from my list. This is a nice way for more motivated film viewing. I'm going to watch Martin Scorsese's New York, New York tomorrow, and in turn Capo will watch Michael Mann's Thief.

Here's a list of films I own but haven't seen. Note that some of these like Be Cool were bought by other family members. So if you guys wanna try this, post your list of films you haven't seen.

People I Know
Blazing Saddles
Wise Guys
Red Eye
Cinderella Man
Opening Night
A Constant Forge
The Game
The Quiet Man
How the West Was Won
Grapes of Wrath
The Dream Team
City Hall
Confessions of A Dangerous Mind
A Few Good Men (saw most of it, but it's been too long and I need to see all of it)
Fahrenheit 9/11 (saw it, but a rewatch is due)
Femme Fatale
Red River
Basic Instinct
Be Cool
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
The Royal Tenenbaums
Runaway Jury
She's So Lovely
Used Cars
The Wild Bunch
Paycheck
Man Trouble
McLintock!
Spy Game
Super Troopers
The Sum of All Fears
True Grit
Twisted
Unconditional Love
Under the Tuscan Sun
28 Days Later
Along Came Polly
Assassins
Bandolero!
Bang the Drum Slowly
The Bourne Identity
Suspicion
Mr. and Mrs. Smith (original Hitchcock film)
The Foreign Correspondent
Stage Fright
I Confess
Guilty By Suspicion
New York, New York
Never Talk to Strangers

I don't understand how you guys own so many films that you have not even seen. I can understand some may be gifts, but these many?? Vercetti, whatever cocaine business you are into, please let me join. I need some mysterious money source

Many of these were actually old ones. Guilty by Suspicion has been sitting on my shelf for about three years now.

well, i don't have quite as many DVDs/movies that i haven't gotten around to watching as DV has, maybe about half as much - but i understand how you can accumulate that many after a while. if you see a movie or two or even three in a package deal or in a sales bin for ten bucks that you're semi-interested in, & you buy it but don't get around to watching it, they build up. & between holidays & gifts, etc., it adds up to even more after a couple years.

Yeah, and every now and then you get a good movie. I thought I was getting a B-movie when I bought Dinner Rush at Wal-Mart's bin, and I was pleasantly surprised.

I have alot of DVDs I havent seen yet:

Over 20 Kurosawa Movies
New York, New York
The King of Comedy
Fellini's Amarcord
Malena
Chinatown
Dogville
Cleopatra
The Verdict
Lost In Translation
Luther
LOTR:ROTK

I hope I manage to see Lost In Translation and Ran this weekend...