If you're anything like me, sometimes you only need to watch the movie one time and never watch it again. There are some movies that I've seen and really enjoyed that I never want to watch again. And there are some movies that just made me an emotional emotional wreck that I never want to watch that movie again. And there are some movies that I just think are terrible that I never want to see again
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@FilmStarlet · 4:51
And I would also say a movie I can't watch again because I just really didn't like it was the latest King Kong movie from 2005, other than the fact that it's just really sad when you see how Kong is treated throughout the movie. I also just didn't like it because it just felt like it was a very long movie, like longer than it had to be, especially the whole beginning sequence
Really interesting answers here, some that I was expecting to hear, others that I was not expecting to hear. And that's okay. I think that that's, like, the beauty of filmmaking, is that there's always going to be something that someone loves and that someone else probably probably doesn't find as amusing or endearing or whatever. I think for me. And this is a good example of what I just said. This movie received a lot of acclaim
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@FilmStarlet · 0:47
Taylor, I am so glad that you said that about Gravity. I feel the exact same way. I feel really bad that when it came out, that's how I decided to have my birthday celebration with my parents by telling them and that we need to see Gravity in theaters because the way I saw it had all of these nominations. People were saying great things about it, the fact that the setting of it was all in space and the great use of green screen and everything like that