[ansel12]

I’ve never seen it either, I have not seen Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins, The Sound of Music etc, but I intend to catch up to the movies that almost all other people have seen.

[Jedidah]

I almost envy your ignorance! (And I mean that in a nice way.) You have some real treats ahead of you!

[rlmorel]

I am kind of in the same boat, but with television. I have never watched shows like Taxi, Seinfeld etc. I stopped really watching television 10-15 years ago, and before that, I didn’t watch any sitcoms (except for a few episodes of the Simpsons and Scrubs, but...that is pretty much it)

Of course, by the time I do watch it when I can’t do anything else, all the social framework that made them funny will be completely gone.

At that point, the show of choice will be “Ow, My Balls!”

[rlmorel]

I have the basic Netflix account, and am turning into a bit of a junkie, watching old movies.

In the last week, I watched “In Cold Blood”, “The Glenn Miller Story” (GREAT movie!) and “Drums Along The Mohawk”, which are three movies I would never have rented from a video rental store in the usual way, but...when I can stream as many as I want for nine bucks a month...now THAT is great!

I LOVE old movies...:)

[my_pointy_head_is_sharp]

I’ve never seen [It's A Wonderful Life] either, I have not seen Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins, The Sound of Music etc, but I intend to catch up to the movies that almost all other people have seen.

How is it that you've never seen any of these? They show them on TV every year. I remember watching The Wizard of Oz when I was 4 (and I've watched it every year thereafter, as well as The Sound of Music). Do you live in the US?