Just curious to hear what everyone's first DVD title to rent from Netflix was. Mine was Snow Falling on Cedars I rented on 8/25/00.
If you don't remember, you can check by going to "your account" then clicking on "DVD Rental Activity", then "Show all returned rentals" at bottom of page.
I'd seen this, THX 1138: Special Edition (1971), ages ago and wanted to see it again. OK, a thirty year old film school project might not have been the best choice to start out with. Still, it has some historical value. I guess.
I remembered liking the show during its brief run, and it was good, but now? He's still doing the same jokes some sixteen years later. And I mean: THE SAME JOKES.
Didn't read the entire thread so forvive me if I'm just repeatin' what's been said -- Interesting (well, slightly) information can be gleened from that expanded list of rented movies:
Over five years, I've reported three disks "missing" and another three as either damaged or mislabled.
The first three movies I rated 5 Stars (Loved); Open Water (I "got" that it was about the couple's relationship, NOT about what is happening TO them), Troy (no excuse for that one, though I love "epics" and that, it was), and Without a Paddle (no excuses needed, that was some funny ^#@%).
First three movies I rated 1 star (Hated it!); Garfield: The Movie (highly recommended from the folks who gave me the NF subscription, IT SUCKED), Paparazzi (took a year before I hit another stinker, I can still smell it), Last Days (still remember my review: Synopsis,"I got high a lot, I fell down a lot, I died."). There are only about three more since that received the 'sucks' star rating. Not a bad average.
Movies returned without having watched it (based on no rating for the movie); Memoirs of a Geisha (never in the mood for YET ANOTHER style-over-substance Oriental movie) and Undercover Blues (one of the broken disks, never put the replacement order high enough in my queue to have recieved it).