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RE: The short answer is yes.

Posted by Vegman70 on May 10, 2019 at 15:09:52:
Wow, you are way more organized than I could ever be.

I'm more interested in exploring the landscape, especially areas a bit off the beaten track. I'm also interested in films or documentaries/ tv shows that I can watch more than twice and still enjoy. Foreign films with subtitles are ok, too.

With all the violence in media lately, comedies are a welcome break.

There are quite a few films and vids that are very well done by classic directors and actors that I have no desire to ever watch again. Case in point: films of Stanley Kubrick. The man was a genius but his vision of humanity--wow. I don't want to go there.