[oxfordgamers] Re: Movies you won't see again

Well, I have only seen about 15 minutes of The Ring
and I haven't had the nerve to attempt to watch it
again. Some movies I want to watch again just to see
from a new perspective (Momento, Sixth Sense, The
Shining, Jacob's Ladder, the list goes on). Once you
know the "twist", you want to watch it again just to
see how it unfolds. 

I won't watch "Dracula, Dead and Loving It" again,
just because it sucked hurricane force winds (even
more than Wild Wild West). This saddens me greatly,
because it's hard to see a genius like Mel Brooks
fizzle out. I went to see this movie in the hopes that
he was coming back and it only served to permanently
squash my hopes of that ever happening. Spaceballs was
his swan song for me.

The Royal Tanenbaums was an awesome movie for me. But
it struck a little close to home at times and I don't
know if I could sit through some of those scenes
again.

I agree that Seven was pretty disturbing, but I think
I could watch it again only becuase the horror of the
film created a definite "un-reality" for me.

--- CWilson@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> What about movies you will not watch again, not
> because it was a "bad"
> movie, but because it maybe scared you too much, or
> brought back awful
> memories, or other reasons.
> 
> There is only one movie I won't watch again, Seven. 
> The ending is too
> disturbing for me.
> 
> -w
> 
> 
> 


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