That you're going to watch 'now'?
What's on your list that should've been watched a lifetime ago?
What's on your list that should've been watched a lifetime ago?
Film Movies that you've never seen...
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hmm.. never watched schindler's list but heard it's very good, there's definitely a lot more but on the top of my head I have to think a little more.
I am also a big fan of Tarantino's movies but never watched Pulp Fiction.. Sounds weird but yeah.. 
I’ve never seen Blade Runner - everyone keeps telling me it’s good, but for some reason I’m just not interested.
They're both on mine and I have both on disc; I have seen some of Schindlers List.I am also a big fan of Tarantino's movies but never watched Pulp Fiction.. Sounds weird but yeah..
I've also seen some scenes from pulp fiction here and there but never a single thing from Schindler's list.
For me its the best science fiction movie. Book is great too.
Watched the during covid lockdowns. It was worth all the hype for once. Really solid movie.
Oh, doesn't count as I've already seen it but saw The Shining last year and couldn't believe I've not watched it for all these years!!
I will definitely watch it sometime!
Kinda counts; I only watched it after the sequel although read the book a long time ago and since.
You know what @Sweet Square is not going to be posting in here? Any titles of Marvel films.
Same, came in here to post this. Also never seen any of the Terminator movies, Predator, or Star Wars.
Like any good critic, almost all the movies I hate I’ve also never seen!
The book is a contrast to the film though. The book has that offbeat colourful quirkiness while the film is far more grounded, bleak and literal.
Both have that slight ambiguity though.
If you were to find a Director to direct a straight adaption of Do Androids dream of electric sheep ? you'd probably go for someone like Terry Gilliam, who was interested in the source material before Fancher picked up the novel.
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Spielberg just doesn't do it for me as a filmmaker, though I've watched most of his work.
Citizen Kane. But I don't think half the people that say they've seen actually have anyway.
Still need to finish Red Rocket.
Browsing through his work, I noticed the only one I've seen is E.T, probably Jaws as well when I was a kid..
Never seen a Star Wars movie
Never seen a Batman movie
Never seen a Raiders of the Lost Ark movie
Never seen ET
Never seen a Marvel movie
Never seen a Matrix movie
Never seen a Batman movie
Never seen a Raiders of the Lost Ark movie
Never seen ET
Never seen a Marvel movie
Never seen a Matrix movie
Personally I think its a great film yet practically most people think its overrated or just outright rubbish now, which is dumb.
I haven't seen Schindler's List either. 3 hours 15 minutes is a long film for such a depressing subject matter.
Avatar. I've seen about 3 minutes of it and that was enough.
Avatar. I've seen about 3 minutes of it and that was enough.
Watch the first one and quit there.
I do love A.I, Close Encounters and Jaws though.
It's a decent film but the greatest film ever made, as is often claimed, is a bit too far IMO
To be fair, if we're talking primarily about what has come out of America, then its up there. But interms of world cinema, likely wont make the top 50 and I like it.
No Saving Private Ryan?
Never got the love for Saving Private Ryan.
Never seen any James bond, star wars or lord of the rings and no intention of sitting through any of them really.
Did you know that Stephen king absolutely hates the movie
I know I've seen it, I remember liking it, but have almost zero recollection of the film save for the ending.
Not Speilberg's biggest fan, but that's a remarkably dumb take by Gilliam. Schindler's List a "success story with a happy ending"? He tries to sound clever here but ends up sounding like an ass.
I’ve never seen Star Wars and have no intention of watching it
Nope, only some scenes on youtube.
Really? Honestly amazing movies imo.
Wow, why do you hate happiness?
Star Wars
But only because they've been spoiled for me since I can remember. The first memory I have of Star Wars is the big twist
But only because they've been spoiled for me since I can remember. The first memory I have of Star Wars is the big twist
No, Shining yes. Maybe he doesn't hate The Shining, be he ain't a fan. I'd have to read the book (Carrie) again to see why he was so pissed off; all I remember is a 100 page story with 400,000 pages of lab reports tacked on.
I thought of your tagline and made the post anyway.
Nope. He actually hates the movie adaptation through and through, and has been very vocal about it