A Movie You Appreciated More on the Second Viewing

I also liked more 2001 on the second viewing and didn't like other two but I've seen them once.Maybe I ought to try them again.

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It was worth it for me Kane became a favorite after viewing #2, but Persona's ascension was very gradual. I had mixed feelings on it the second time, liked it the third, and loved it the fourth. Something about it kept me coming back

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"Puns are the highest form of literature." -Alfred Hitchcock

Fight Club, Pulp fiction, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, Apocalypse Now

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Sunset Boulevard, Stagecoach, The Godfather and Man With a Movie Camera.

Sunset Boulevard, Stagecoach, The Godfather and Man With a Movie Camera.

A big hello to the forum.

A movie that I appreciated more the second time I watched it was Donnie Darko

I appreciate it less.

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Apocalypto. I loved the movie more after watching it again. I like it better each time I think.

Mrs. Doubtfire.

Robin Williams can really act

The Matrix, when it came out my friend said i'd like it, so i watched but didn't think much of it, but on second viewing liked it better.

The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928) by Carl Theodor Dreyer



It gets better and better for every time i see it... Just this year i think ive seen it 5 times or so.

None that i can recall. If i dont like it the first time, chances are i will not try to watch it again. Unless forced to.

The Big Lebowski spring to mind. After the first viewing I thought "What the **** was that all about?" Now I love it.

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― Neil deGrasse Tyson

It's amazing how one film can have the same effect of improving on the second viewing in the way that The Big Lebowski seems to, so many people now I have seen said it, and I have always said it myself too

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It's called reefer madness, although in your and a few other members' cases, I'm sure it's not literal.

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Exactly my feeling. After the first time, I just sat there and said to myself, "What did I just watch?" After the second time I knew it was an excellent film with a heck of a lot more laughs than most "high comedy" films. After the third time I accepted it as a masterpiece.

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And a masterpiece it is! It's so quotable and I never tire of the characters. Every time I watch it it's like visiting old friends.

Recently, and i know it's still not a good movie was Battle Los Angelas. When i first watched it in theatres i couldn't stop thinking how bad it is and why. But 6 months or so later i watched it and my thoughts on it were not as bad. Aaron Eckhart still ruined that movie mostly.

You're out of your element Hit Girl

The Chinaman is not the issue here, Weeman