And thank you for that clarification Shane. You seem to have grasped what I was saying quite solidly.

If you haven’t seen a film, plain and simple: You can not have an opinion of the film itself. You can have an opinion on it’s marketing, the actors in it, the director, the concept or the genre or a thousand other reasons you do not want to see it. But your opinion on THAT does not in any way qualify as an opinion on the actual film.

So you’re entitled to not want to see a film, and whatever reason for that is valid. But regardless of your rationale, if you haven’t seen the film, you can not critically judge the film itself.

That’s the point that you and Evan seem to be missing here 790.

Realistically I don’t have the time or money to see every film. Some films you can just tell are going to suck, do you disagree on that Rodney ???

If you expect people to just say “I don’t want to say its good or bad I’ve only seen the trailer” that’s just illogical and boring.

This all started on the Wanted thread, that film has so much in it that I don’t like, I was able to form an opinion instantly. Rodney seemed to think that I was limiting and ignorant. Fine, whatever I’m still not seeing the film.

I don’t do this with every movie Rodney, just the stinkers that I can smell coming down Sunset Bvld…
And I don’t loose any sleep over what I might have missed in life.

Opinons are fine, but to plead ignorance as a lifestyle and make it everyone else’s problem is just more ignorance.

Just sayin.

I agree with Evan, except not with ya on Get Smart. ;-(
Ps, Brocolli is good if its fresh and you have some good pepper and butter.

We dont censor.