Just curious...who's still here from the old days of Movie Fans?
I know loads of people pass through here (mostly to find the title of a movie that they can't remember but hold some kind of attachment to)...but who's here from the old glory days, when this place was hopping. Also if you're new here but plan to make it a little home away from home, you're welcome to introduce yourself in this discussion to us.
Views: 2012
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by L. E. Alba on -
Hi Just Gus.
Are you aware of this Facebook page? Netflix Friends Group. It's a closed group with almost 300 Netflix users that has grown and thrived for almost two years now. It was formed in response to Netflix's constant reorganization efforts. Let me invite you. It's at:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/netflix.friends/
Go to it and request a "Join" and I'll plug you in...if you want. Lary9
-
Permalink Reply by brandy on -
i still stop by, i just never have anything to contribute. :( Most times i have no idea on the movies being discussed, haven't seen them, haven't heard of them, or just plain don't know the answer.
-
Permalink Reply by Knaldskalle on -
Member #16 here.
-
Permalink Reply by sevenstars on -
How do you find out what number you are? I don't see it on me profile.
-
Permalink Reply by Knaldskalle on
-
See my reply to Just Gus below.
Badge
Latest Activity
Baff replied to brian h. arnett's discussion 'mailing blu ray vs standard'"Interesting, I've never gotten a dvd when I was expecting a blu-ray. Maybe better quality control at my local distribution center.
In the early blu-ray days I did get several shattered discs arrive (I blame that on the post office rather…"
macroman replied to David's discussion 'What new movie are you most looking forward to?'"Wadjda (German-Saudi Arabia. 2012)=Filmed entirely in Saudi Arabia, a country where movie theaters are banned, and by the first female Saudi Arabian director, this movie has garnered numerous film nominations.
It's still on the…"
Darlene joined A.B. Hollywood's group
Documentaries Anyone?
The most overlooked genre in the industry. Documentaries have evolved into a beautiful medium over the years. Taking filmmakers at the top of their craft who inform, empower, expose but most importantly entertain in the process. Lets discuss themSee More
"Can't have everything. But they are the cheapest source around."
Knaldskalle replied to eviltimes's discussion 'Television Commercials Worth Watching' in the group Television"Yes, thanks for ghostery, that one's very useful.
For Firefox users NoScript is a most useful tool. NoScript by deafult blocks all javascript (just like the browser setting), but you can then allow individual sites to run either…"
brian h. arnett replied to brian h. arnett's discussion 'mailing blu ray vs standard'"Thanks, that is what I wanted to know. I wish there was a way for them to send whatever was available if the blu ray was on the wait list and standard was not."
"Printed my tickets for ST Into Darkness tomorrow. Posters around the web say its got even more lens flare than the last one. Oh well. I don't care, I'm psyched!"
"Thanks for AdBlock and ghostery, Baff. They are miraculous!"
"While Knalds and Baff are perfectly correct - NF is far from perfect and things don't always work like they are supposed to. So don't be surprised when the wrong version arrives in your mailbox.
Often, at least in my experience,…"
"Oh, I liked it well enough, just wanted more of what he didn't cover, and less of most of what he did. New stuff is always interesting, and there was plenty of that in this doc.
Sorry about the Paul thing. When I realized it I…"
Nerves replied to The Professor's discussion 'What did you watch today? v 34.0'"The Capture (1950)
6/10 Stars
Low budget John Sturges noirish Western set in Mexico concerning an oilman who feels guilty about shooting a man suspected of robbing his company's payroll. Has its moments but some major plot…"
© 2013 Created by droidmaker.
Powered by
