In anticipation of some reorganizing in the house, I think its time to whittle down my DVD collection. In the past, the idea of getting rid-of some of my DVDs would have been unthinkable, but with Netflix and other means of digital distribution, I feel that I can watch any movie I want to, sometimes within a few minute, and at worst, within a day or two.
I put about 12 discs in the ‘get rid-of’ pile, but I also came up with another 12, that I think I want to get rid of, but I want to give them one last viewing before I make my final decision.
I figured I would write-up a few quick thoughts after each viewing. Here they are, in order of length:
- Storytelling (d. Todd Solondz)
- Good Night, and Good Luck (d. George Clooney)
- Punch-Drunk Love (d. Paul Thomas Anderson)
- Timecode (d. Mike Figgis)
- The Fountain (d. Darren Aronofsky)
- American Splendor (d. Robert Pulcini & Shari Springer Berman)
- Your Friends & Neighbors (d. Neil LaBute)
- Wonder Boys (d. Curtis Hanson)
- Way of the Gun (d. Christopher McQuarrie)
- American Beauty (d. Sam Mendes)
- The Princess and the Warrior (d. Tom Tykwer)
- Amores Perros (d. Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu)
I figured it would be easier to watch some of the shorter movies first, so that is why they are in order of length.
I’ll be back shortly with my thoughts!