Category Archives: DVDs

Loved this movie…it reminds me of how much I miss LA. Whenever I REALLY want to miss LA, I just pop in a double feature of this one and “Swingers” — and reminisce. So…today I RID Grand Canyon – and … Continue reading →

Here’s a classic RID item – a DVD that I own, of a movie that doesn’t connect to me the way it does to a lot of people. I was holding on to it – since it is a good … Continue reading →

I really didn’t take this photo like this on purpose. It just turned out this way. And this movie is another great example of why I needed the RID project. I loved this movie, I really did. But…the odds of … Continue reading →

Some DVDs are easy for me to give away. Any DVDs including Natalie Portman? Not so much. (Unless I received any of the “prequels” as a gift, natch.) So, today…I RID myself of Garden State. A nice little movie really. … Continue reading →

Today, I RID this blueray disc of Toy Story 3, which I got as a gift. In the past, this would’ve been my cue to start updating to a blueray player. I would’ve felt that I was behind…and that it … Continue reading →

Saw this movie in a theatre a few years ago – and thought it had enough promise to watch it again. So I did. And uh, just didn’t quite make the cut. This is a good example of what the … Continue reading →

Got it a few years ago…when I tried (and loved) a Tai Chi class in Arizona. As I RID it today, I remind myself of the difference between enjoying a new experience by trying something new, and LOVING something, and … Continue reading →

Got this a couple of years ago as a Christmas present. I admit, I’ve got a bit of a mancrush on Michael Cera. Put that kid in a movie, and I know I’ll enjoy quite a bit of it. That … Continue reading →

Oops…sorry I had my camera set incorrectly on this one. But trust me…it’s a DVD copy of Monty Python’s Meaning of Life — a movie that I DO watch again occasionally. But, since it’s available via streaming…off the physical DVD … Continue reading →

Truly, one of the most dramatic and heartwarming documentaries you’ll ever see. It’s about a high school girl’s basketball team – and their coach. Recorded over a one year period, you find yourself enthralled by the drama of real life. … Continue reading →