Do you own DVD's you've never watched?

[dvdjunkie]

If you go to DVD Spot you will see that it says I don't hardly watch any of my movies, but that is totally not true. I just don't take the time to log them when I watch them. There are probably less than 25 that I haven't watched. I generally watch my movies the same day I buy them just to make sure that they don't have any glitches and have to be returned. Would hate to not watch a movie and then when I do, it doesn't play right or something, and I can't take it back because I bought it a year ago or something.

One of these days I will get caught up on DVD spot with the movie posting. Heck, I probably have four or five hundred titles that I haven't even posted into the collection yet. I am really bad about that.

[Mermaid Kelly]

Atlantis colectors edition
Lilo and Stich 2

[creid]

At one point in 2005, I had a lot I had not watched about 50+ movies. But I made of list of them and tracked the hours on weekly basis and it took me about 3 months to finish. Therefore, I only have some Seinfeld episodes and T&J shorts to finish this week.

Then, I will start the Simpsons 1 and watch all of them through Season 7 over the next couple months.

[NarniaDis]

I have some that I haven't watched yet either. I may bau it and it may be 6-7 months before I can watch it.

[Joshrzmeup]

There are a few dvd's that I bought, but never watched for one reason or another.

-Sweet Home Alabama
-You've Got Mail

My mom and dad have a few they've never opened that we've had for a few years.

-Love & War
-Gone With The Wind
-The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Dvd's my dad wants to keep in the shrink-wrap (he's a big Audrey Hepburn fan, thus my name)
-Two For The Road
-Charade

[Robin Hood]

I have about 100 DVD's that I didn't even open or watch yet.
Due to school or family visting.

Your family must visit alot. What's the point of owning movies if you don't open them?

[Evil Genie Jafar]

This is not my case. In fact, ALWAYS that I buy a movie I watch it right when I get home. However, if it is a movie that has lots of action scenes and/or uses a very loud 5.1 I'll leave it for the next day because otherwise I'll have to watch it in stereo; and I refuse to (unless I have already watched it).

The only exception to this rule so far has been The Simpsons 7th Season. I did watch all of the episodes with audiocommentary but I haven't watch them by themselves or most of the extras.

That is becuase I got hooked to cable TV and have many videogames yet to finish; a shame I didn't get cable TV sooner because it would have saved me from buying many of those DVDs and games.

[memnv]

I own but have not watched:

The Adventures Of Ford Fairlane
American Splendor
Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy
Another 48 Hours
Army of Darkness
Be Cool
Bed Of Roses
The Black Hole
Braveheart
The Brothers Grimm
Buddy
Changing Lanes
Cheaper by the Dozen
Collateral Damage
Escape From L.A.
Forrest Gump
Freaky Friday
Grease
The Greatest American Hero: Season Two and Three
The Green Mile
Honeymoon In Vegas
The Iron Giant
K19 The Widowmaker
Lord of War
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome
The Man With Two Brains
The Manchurian Candidate
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
Matchstick Men
Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life
Moscow on the Hudson
Patch Adams
Pearl Harbor
The Rose
Son of Kong
Stargate
Starman
Windtalkers

Most of them I have seen in theaters or on TV but I have not watched the DVDS

[rexcrk]

I'm pretty sure I've watched all my DVDs at least once, usually the day I buy them or shortly thereafter. Some of them I've only watched once, but not a lot because I really only buy movies I watch more than once.

[Escapay]

I have about 100 DVD's that I didn't even open or watch yet.
Due to school or family visting.

Your family must visit alot.

Anyways, scanning my list of DVDs, I have yet to actually put these discs into my player, though for most of them I have seen the movie (or TV show). It's really sad to see how long it is, because probably half the movies on the list are ones I bought with the intention of watching as soon as I got home, but they end up sitting opened (to check the discs) and unplayed for months on end.

The Adventures of Ma & Pa Kettle, Volume 1
The Adventures of Ma & Pa Kettle, Volume 2
An Affair to Remember
Anna Karenina
The Basketball Diaries
Before Sunset
Bewitched
Call Northside 777
Catch Me If You Can
Cocktail
Crash
The Damned Don't Cry
De-Lovely
Dead Man's Walk
Domestic Disturbance
Dynasty: Season One
Fatal Attraction
Fletch
Frank Herbert's Dune
Frank Herbert's Children of Dune
Frankie & Johnny
The Gentleman's Agreement
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
The Grapes of Wrath
Guns of the Magnificent Seven
Hanging Up
Hey Arnold!: The Movie
Home Improvement: Season One
House of Bamboo
The House on 92nd Street
Humoresque
Kate & Leopold
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
Legends of the Fall
The Magnificent Seven Ride
Mata Hari
Mary Tyler Moore: Season Two
Meet Joe Black
Mr. Skeffington
Ned Kelly
Nightmare Alley
The Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All
Panic in the Streets
The Philadelphia Story
Playing By Heart
Possessed
Pretty in Pink
The Producers
Queen Christina
Remington Steele: Season One
Return of the Magnificent Seven
Rio Bravo
The Road to El Dorado
Serendipity
Somewhere in the Night
Sophie's Choice
The Star
The Street with No Name
The Thorn Birds
The War of the Roses
What About Bob?
The World's Greatest Athlete

Escapay

[Mr. Tia]

i've watched pretty much everything i have but there are some things i've never watched with my full attention, just had on in the background. "the man who fell to earth" is the only one i've totally never gotten around to, which is funny because it's supposedly really good.

[kbehm29]

Wow - I am so guilty of this.

It's simple, really. DVD enthusiasts will typically buy a DVD during the first week it comes out, due to cost savings (and total excitement like me). This doesn't necessarily mean you have the time to sit down and watch them right away, so they build up.

I still haven't made it all the way through Batman Begins! I still have to watch Brothers Grimm, and Serenity....and my Yogi Bear Entire Series collection. Amongst others.

I wish I had more time, but by the time I get my five kids in bed....I'm exhausted! AND I have to keep up with my Netflix subscription.

I should make a list.

[umbreongirl]

I usually never watch DVDs or my videos. I'm lame like that.
I'll only watch them whenever I get really bored, which is rare.
I've watched all my DVDs (exept 3 or 4) once or twice.