Multiple Viewings: Better or Worse??

[Gamma_Winstead]

Worse:

Superbad. Upon it's debut nearly two years ago, I viewed it as an instant classic. I laughed at every joke and every crudity. Now 1.5 years later, and at least twenty viewings later, I cant stand it. the four letter f word is not funny anymore. Jonah Hill dries me crazy. He's one of the worst actors of the generation. The cops and McLovin still entertain me though.

Original score: 10/10
Looking back score:
5/10

It decreases each viewing.

[Blu Man]

Originally Posted by wnicholas76

Liked it the first time, then hated it the next 2 times. Still hate it today.

Dude!!!! The Cable Guy is an incredible movie!!!

Anyway, The Mummy. I liked it the first time I saw it but I really don't like it that much anymore.

[Sloan78]

I'm gonna reverse the trend a little bit here, Ferris Buller's Day Off was hard to sit through when I first saw it (back in the 80's). Since then each time I watch it, it just gets better and better!

[Blu-Runner]

For me, TDK is getting better with multiple viewings. Saw the midnight release in theaters and thought Batman Begins was much better. I even waited a while to get it on blu-ray. But I've since seen it about 4 times on blu and I seem to be liking it more and more.

[jj5206]

In Bruges and There Will Be Blood....after first viewing thought they were ok but after watching them a second time i loved them...

[bruce_pullen]

Grindhouse (2007). I didn't know what to think at first. I was impressed but confused.

Everytime since, the film's grown dramatically.

Especially as individual flicks: Death Proof benefited from the extra time.

I find Tarantino, Scorsese, and Mann benefit from multiple viewings.