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I certainly concentrate on watching discs which have just arrived because I don't like having a backlog of unwatched discs. However, I watch whatever strikes my fancy at the moment. That will be an unwatched disc if I have any but otherwise any of the discs in my collection. I do have a few I've...

It's a very good film as you would expect with a screenplay by one of the best screen writers ever, helmed by one of the best directors ever and with one of the best casts ever!

"Corporate thrillers" is a very good term and it's probably your unique creation because I've never heard it before. It does raise one question however: does it refer to thrillers set within a business environment, e.g. The Big Clock or does it means dramas about business e.g. Executive Suite...

I can't argue with that!

Most of my viewing is also of discs I bought ages ago which Is why I put the question. If a disc costs $20.00, the second time you watch it the cost is $10.00 per viewing. The fifth time you watch it, the cost per viewing has gone down to $4.00

Doesn't that depend on how often you re-watch the discs?

I don't know that my collection will be dumped in the garbage bin when I die. I have a nephew who loves old movies and he will inherit my collection. He will, I'm sure, get rid of some of it, but not by dumping it. He'll donate to the local library.

I'm glad I still can. I'd be frustrated and bitter if I couldn't afford to buy what has come out in recent months.