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A lot of you have mentioned films that lose ground by being seen again, probably because their impact was mainly based on a first impression - or because they depended by and large on suspense and plot.
Have you experienced any movies that you didn't care for the first time, but began to like, or actually loved the second time you saw them?
It may be some movies that gain by our knowledge of what happens later, or our sharpened attention to details we don't grasp the first time around. Whatever the reason - can anyone think of any?
I think that a good example of this would be "Gladiator" because I did not understand it that well the first time I watched it but I concentrated on it but I still dont think it was as good as Titanic.
Are there any of you with a similar experience?
Have you experienced any movies that you didn't care for the first time, but began to like, or actually loved the second time you saw them?
It may be some movies that gain by our knowledge of what happens later, or our sharpened attention to details we don't grasp the first time around. Whatever the reason - can anyone think of any?
I think that a good example of this would be "Gladiator" because I did not understand it that well the first time I watched it but I concentrated on it but I still dont think it was as good as Titanic.
Are there any of you with a similar experience?
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A lot of you have mentioned films that lose ground by being seen again, probably because their impact was mainly based on a first impression - or because they depended by and large on suspense and plot.
Have you experienced any movies that you didn't care for the first time, but began to like, or actually loved the second time you saw them?
It may be some movies that gain by our knowledge of what happens later, or our sharpened attention to details we don't grasp the first time around. Whatever the reason - can anyone think of any?
I think that a good example of this would be "Gladiator" because I did not understand it that well the first time I watched it but I concentrated on it but I still dont think it was as good as Titanic.
Are there any of you with a similar experience?
Have you experienced any movies that you didn't care for the first time, but began to like, or actually loved the second time you saw them?
It may be some movies that gain by our knowledge of what happens later, or our sharpened attention to details we don't grasp the first time around. Whatever the reason - can anyone think of any?
I think that a good example of this would be "Gladiator" because I did not understand it that well the first time I watched it but I concentrated on it but I still dont think it was as good as Titanic.
Are there any of you with a similar experience?
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