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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 639157" data-attributes="member: 18896">As long as it's all optional, because I would hate having multiple items listed as per your examples, might as well stick to the seperate categories then that I already created for all the collections/series I have.And frankly, if a person scrolled down and stumbled on 'Attack Of The Clones' in a movie list, not even knowing it is the 2nd chronological plotline movie in a series of 'Star Wars', they might start it and be totally confused on the main storyline, where if they saw it as part of a collection, they would watch it in the correct order.It would then also allow them to see that they for example lack a movie (like 4th and 5th one) in your collection, so instead of risking to ruin the order of things and watch that 6th one, they could fire up their Netflix queue, or run out to a local Redbox, or any other way they obtain their media and make sure they get those first.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 639157, member: 18896"] As long as it's all optional, because I would hate having multiple items listed as per your examples, might as well stick to the seperate categories then that I already created for all the collections/series I have. And frankly, if a person scrolled down and stumbled on 'Attack Of The Clones' in a movie list, not even knowing it is the 2nd chronological plotline movie in a series of 'Star Wars', they might start it and be totally confused on the main storyline, where if they saw it as part of a collection, they would watch it in the correct order. It would then also allow them to see that they for example lack a movie (like 4th and 5th one) in your collection, so instead of risking to ruin the order of things and watch that 6th one, they could fire up their Netflix queue, or run out to a local Redbox, or any other way they obtain their media and make sure they get those first. [/QUOTE]

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