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[QUOTE="dbmill, post: 2267409, member: 2504"]
I also had a friend at UConn who was a movie buff extraordinaire.  I spent many a late night in his room watching all sorts of stuff.  It turned me into something of a movie buff.  While I do watch my share of new and more or less recent releases (mainly through Netflix), I have a particular fondness for the old classic stuff, and that includes silent movies.  My wife happens to share this fondness, so it figures that after sporting events that the most watched channel on our TV is Turner Classic Movies.

That being said, there are a number of old classics that I would certainly consider dull or boring, or just don't want to see again.  Citizen Kane is not one of them.  It may have acquired a certain classic art film status, but both my wife and I find it tremendously entertaining, from the story that is going on to the gymnastics of Orson Welles direction.  With that film he is the kid taking advantage of the proverbial candy store.
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