Writer's Block: The tenth time's the charm
Jul. 2nd, 2010 02:28 am[Error: unknown template qotd]
I've seen The Princess Bride far more times than I can count. I wouldn't say I've grown tired of it at this point -- I'll still sit down and watch if I happen to wander through a room where it's on -- but on the other hand, I can't see myself actually planning to watch it again any time in the next N years, unless I'm showing it to someone who hasn't seen it yet. After all, I don't need to -- I've practically got the whole thing memorized.
Then again, I don't seem to be into re-watching most movies these days -- or watching them in the first place, for that matter -- unless I'm watching them with someone. One of the reasons I have such a small DVD collection is that I mostly only purchase movies that I can imagine telling someone else they've got to see -- and except when I'm doing that, my collection pretty much gathers dust.
I've seen The Princess Bride far more times than I can count. I wouldn't say I've grown tired of it at this point -- I'll still sit down and watch if I happen to wander through a room where it's on -- but on the other hand, I can't see myself actually planning to watch it again any time in the next N years, unless I'm showing it to someone who hasn't seen it yet. After all, I don't need to -- I've practically got the whole thing memorized.
Then again, I don't seem to be into re-watching most movies these days -- or watching them in the first place, for that matter -- unless I'm watching them with someone. One of the reasons I have such a small DVD collection is that I mostly only purchase movies that I can imagine telling someone else they've got to see -- and except when I'm doing that, my collection pretty much gathers dust.