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  1. 09-29-2005, 05:31 PM #1
    JonnyCoop
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    Netflix advice

    For those of you who are thinking of signing on, or about to:

    They have you make a list of 10 movies you want to see. Make sure to balance your movie type out when you do this! They're sending me "The Pianist", which is well and good, -- EXCEPT IT'S GOING TO BE MY 3RD 3-HOUR MOVIE IN A ROW AND MY 4TH REALLY DEPRESSING ONE IN A ROW, following "The Good Girl" "Saving Private Ryan" and "Magnolia". I don't know WHAT kind of mood I was in when I ordered these, but I'll know better when I give them the next list.... I wish they had an 800 number I could call so I could say "Stop! No! Send me that later! Send me "Soul Plane" or something!!"
  2. 09-30-2005, 12:57 AM #2
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    Soul Plane!
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    Um...you know that you can rearrange the order of movies in your queue, don't you?
  4. 09-30-2005, 02:42 AM #4
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    Yeah, I do, actually, but never got around to it with one thing or another.... I'd do it now but I'm relatively certain the "tragedy section" will be played out now. At least for a while...
  5. 09-30-2005, 02:48 AM #5
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    Nicole --

    And just for the record, "Soul Plane" is actually going to be on my NEXT list.... I firmly believe that a little low-grade entertainment now and then is good for the soul, if one tastes usually run to high-grade. Kind of like reading stuff like Kafka and Austen and Proust all the time and every now and then picking up some Jacqueline Susann or Judith Krantz.... And if I sat through "Harold & Kumar go to White Castle" (which did have its moments), I can pretty much sit through anything....
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