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i haven't seen any of those films vs i haven't seen either of those films

Both phrases are correct, but they have slightly different meanings. 'I haven't seen any of those films' implies that the speaker has not seen any film from the group mentioned. On the other hand, 'I haven't seen either of those films' suggests that the speaker has not seen any film from a specific pair of films mentioned.

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i haven't seen any of those films

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express that the speaker has not seen any film from a group of films that were mentioned.
  • Obviously, I haven't seen any of the films made in the last three years, but I'm familiar with it.
  • I haven't seen a Bengali film in ages.
  • I think so too. l haven't seen these films for 30 or 40 years.
  • Mulder, I haven't seen any indication...
  • I haven't seen any Korans or prayer rugs around.
  • I haven't seen any of them since Bonnie was killed.
  • I haven't seen any familiar faces.
  • I haven't seen any cameras, nobody peeking.
  • I haven't seen any cameras, nobody peeking.
  • Well, I haven't seen any ghosts.
  • I Haven't seen any colonists.
  • Although I haven't seen any siblings online.
  • I haven't seen any of these men.
  • I haven't seen any sign of that.
  • I haven't seen any movement yet.
  • I haven't seen any money.
  • I haven't seen any dobermans in the neighborhood.
  • I haven't seen any sign of him.
  • No, I haven't seen any buffalo.
  • And I haven't seen any hero types around here Éately.

Alternatives:

  • I haven't seen any of those movies
  • I haven't watched any of those films

i haven't seen either of those films

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to convey that the speaker has not seen any film from a specific pair of films that were mentioned.
  • I haven't seen a Bengali film in ages.
  • Obviously, I haven't seen any of the films made in the last three years, but I'm familiar with it.
  • No, I haven't seen either of them.
  • I haven't seen either Jonas or Johnny today.
  • No, I haven't seen either of them.
  • I haven't seen either of my sons since they left four years ago.
  • I haven't seen either of you in years.
  • I think so too. l haven't seen these films for 30 or 40 years.
  • But I haven't seen either of them since.
  • I haven't seen either one of them since.
  • No, I haven't seen either of them.
  • In fact, I haven't seen either of them since yesterday.
  • I haven't seen either since winter last.
  • We haven't seen a film since "The Girl who was a Dream"
  • I haven't seen her yet.
  • I haven't seen him in four days.
  • I haven't seen him since we switched.
  • I haven't seen her yet.
  • Yes, and your people are more into terror than horror, but I can't let another second go by where you haven't seen some classic horror films.
  • I've seen those films, and like them.

Alternatives:

  • I haven't seen either of those movies
  • I haven't watched either of those films

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