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[zimon66]

Had a Netflix dvd (Outpost: Black Sun) sitting on the coffee table for over a month. Few hours ago I dropped it off in the mail unwatched.

Liked Outpost (Nazi zombies and pretty good story) and was eager to see this sequel (cause hey, Nazi zombies!). But for some reason, just couldn't make myself watch it in a timely fashion. Will rent that movie out again later on down the road, and watch it (cause hey, NAZI ZOMBIES!!!).

This has happened before. If I don't watch a rental during so&so time period, 99% chance I won't at all.

Just like getting on a regular sleep schedule, looks like I got to do the same for Neflix and any online shows. Otherwise, I get too lazy/tried out to do anything really constructive.

Comments

[thehunterseeks.livejournal.com]

Yeah, Nazi zombies! Woo! Schedules are good. :)

[zimon66]

9 times out of 10, Nazi zombies can save almost any movie from total failure XD

[thehunterseeks.livejournal.com]

It's the ragtag, shredded uniforms that make the look, right? ;)

[senoritafish.livejournal.com]

That's a very good idea I need to start doing - I'm famous for forgetting about them and keeping them for 6 months - by which time I might as well have bought the thing. I think I've misplaced the last one I got, which I only rented because I wanted to hear the soundtrack. I should probably just cancel the physical DVDs but there's always something that's only available there, so I have'n't.

[zimon66]

I feel the same way about having both dvd and streaming. The main reason I got Netflix is because they carry a lot of "off the beaten path/not a Hollywood production" stuff. RedBox doesn't carry those kind of movies. HBO? No help there. Don't have another source to fill in dvd or stream.


Glad to have helped out with getting around the region blocks. Hola is pretty damn cool. My only problem with it is my dsl is kinda slow so I get buffering/stop/go/repeat.

[xjenavivex.livejournal.com]

I have a Netflix movie giving me the eye for the same reason.

[zimon66]

Toss it back in the mail. Trust me, you'll feel so much better and way more likely to watch the next movie delivered.