What's a movie you consider good but have only watched once?

@DrWatson yeah I watched that one time as well.

@DrWatson I’ve watched that movie about 10 times lol

@brokensignal It's a great movie.

@ImpeccablyImperfect I've actually never seen that film. Maybe I should fix that.

@DrWatson

Mine would be a Bogart triumvirate:

The Maltese Falcon
Casablanca
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (prob the most watched)

@RenFur I've watched all of those more than once. Casablanca the most.

@DrWatson

A perfect cast. Perfect everything, actually.

@brokensignal this post is actually inspired by no country for old men which I watched for the second time only last weekend. I've seen whiplash twice. Killers of the flower moon once. All great films

@TheOthetAcc Maybe I need to give it a second look. 🤔

@LeopoldBloom I've never heard of it. I'll check it out

@TheOthetAcc It's by Béla Tarr. Tarr likes to show the viewer sequences that take place in real time. The film is about an old farmer and his daughter who scratch out a living on their isolated farm. Much of the action is of the two of them eating, hitching up their horse, and the daughter helping her father get dressed as he doesn't have the use of one of his arms. At one point, a neighbor visits them; at another, they're visited by a roving band of Gypsies.

@XxEllaxRawrxX what's it about? Please don't say singing in the rain 🌧️😂

@TheOthetAcc Erm ,_, lots of singing lol, it's a great movie you should watch it. Kind of an old-timey movie I guess but it's really funny and sweet <3

@Jeephikelove haven't seen it. I'll check it out

@bijouxbroussard That was an amazing movie!

@DrWatson Yes ! I was surprised how good it was.

@bijouxbroussard After watching it on DVD, I watched an interview with the director. He said something to the effect, "We've made a comedy, but we hope it has enough serious content to get people thinking and talking about race." My reaction to the movie was almost the opposite. I saw it as a movie that raised important questions to think about seriously, while injecting comedy along the way.

Either way, the way in which the movie could blend the comic with the serious makes it a gem, artistically, for me.