Do U watch movies over and over again?
Satellite TV seems to be the re-run for movies go-to these days. They run old movies on the same channel over and over and back to back until you get tired of even looking for something different. If they can be wear out, they have just about worn out the Fast and Furious franchise completely!
What is the movie you can watch over and over again?
Off the top of my head, and in no particular order, some of my favorites, that I can watch any time, any place... My Cousin Vinny Any of the Doris Day/Rock Hudson movies (they made three) Mr. Destiny (don't ask me why, but I can watch this any time it's on...) Duck Soup (Marx Brothers) Meet Me In St Louis Patton My Favorite Wife, Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House, The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer (all great comedies starring Cary Grant) Groundhog Day Ruthless People White Men Can't Jump Miracle on 34th Street (original) Pride of the Yankees Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? (1967) A Fish Called Wanda The Brady Bunch Movie and A Very Brady Sequel The Back to the Future Movies Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead It's a Wonderful Life Big Planes, Trains and Automobiles Can't Buy Me Love (1980s, starred P. Dempsey) Eight Men Out Ferris Bueller's Day Off American Graffiti (first one only) Beverly Hills Cop (first one only)
Movie that you can watch over and over again? Never get tired of them?
Three movies that I'd never get tired of watching are: 1. Rush Hour Series 2. Dumb & Dumber 3. Cloverfield I know those are old movies, like from 2000's, something like that, but their on DVD, so you can buy them at any store. "Rush Hour" Series - #1 - 1998 #2 - 2001 #3 - 2007 : I chose the "Rush Hour" series, because their all about action and comedy, and I can never stop laughing, Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan are so funny in the movies! You should definitely watch them! Theirs only "Rush Hour" 1, 2, and 3, and their all on DVD's. I have the whole collection! It's so funny! :D "Dumb & Dumber" (1994): I chose "Dumb & Dumber", because this movie is all about comedy, and it's extremely hilarious! Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels are the most funniest characters! I couldn't stop laughing when I saw this movie. It's amazing!!!! You will love it! :) "Cloverfield" (2008): I chose "Cloverfield", because it's a very scary movie, but I love it! And I keep watching it all over again, to find out what that monster is, and I finally found it what that is with the huge twist at the end. I couldn't stop watching it! It's amazing and scary! I love it!!!!!!!!!!!! :D I hope you enjoy watching those movies. If you want to know more, just go to my page, and email me. I'll give you a lot. The limit was three for you, so I gave you three, but if you want to know more, email me! I hope I helped. :) - Saleha
How can some people watch movies over and over again, while others like myself can only watch any movie once or twice?
People that watch a movie multiple time often have an emotional connection to the movie. Meaning that the movie evokes a specific emotion to the person. For example, the climax to The Breakfast Club is an impromptu "group therapy" session and the biases the characters confront amongst themselves were the same ones I had been dealing with. It should be no surprise that I've watched The Breakfast Club more than 30 times. The same for the movie Fame (1980). The movie hit the right emotions in me. I don't have a good answer to why some people don't like to watch a movie again. Perhaps they just haven't "found" the right movie yet, or have shorter attention spans so get bored before the two hour movie can connect with them.
I always want to watch the same movie over and over again?
So I am 13, I go through little "obsessions" with movies. I wouldn't call them obsessions cause I don't feel the NEED to watch them I only want to. I'm the only one in my family who can watch the same movie twice a day [ if I like it. ] Like right now my favorite movie series is Harry Potter, I have watched it since I was 3! Lately I have been watching it A LOT. I have re watched every movie since I seen deathly hallows the twentieth. Thing is, I want to watch one of them again tonight before bed. Is it bad I like to watch the same movie over and over again? I kinda think it is because we do not have a lot of movies I like anymore. also our VCR is broken. But, I have ALWAYS been like this! I just constantly wanna watch the same movie! Is this bad? I try to switch it up every night. Like last night I watched My Girl. [ I cant sleep unless I have the t.v. on I get scared. ] Should I just go ahead and watch my harry potter or try and find something else cause this is bad to want to watch movies over and over?
What movie would you want to watch again as if it was the first time?
Thanks for the A2A. And what a fascinating question. Rewatching movies is already a great pleasure and sometimes so much time has elapsed I find I have forgotten many of the details. To answer the question however, I need to qualify it a little because forgetting a movie is not quite the same as seeing a movie at a particular time in one’s life and re-experiencing the effect it had on me at that time.So one instance I can think of was watching Koyaanisqatsi on a tiny toshiba tv, broadcast on BBC 2 (no ads) in my bedroom as a teenager in the mid to late 80s. I think it must have been a Saturday afternoon, because somehow my father was in the room with me as it began, and BBC 2 often counterprogrammed movies against the day long sports on other channels.Now, I was already an afficianado of cinema, so I knew I wanted to see this movie, though I don't think I was totally prepared for its non-narrative, image-based construction (with the only word spoken being the name of the movie). However, I was completely and utterly captivated by this flow of time-lapse and slow motion images depicting America's epic landscapes and terrifyingly impressive cityscapes - despite the tiny screen I was watching it on. The soundtrack (scored by Philip Glass) was equally enthralling - my first exposure to minimalism as a musical style. I was gripped.When the movie finished - I mean completely finished, all the credits having rolled - I looked up at my father and we both exclaimed a long and affirmative ‘Wow’. We didn't really say much else, both a little dumbstruck. My father died a few years later, so I didn't get to share many other movie moments with him. And certainly none as exploratory. That he was equally moved, by what is seen by many as experimental cinema, has a special resonance for me. He wasn't an educated man at all and had no particular interest in movies; he liked The Cannonball Run. (There’s a movie I haven't seen for three decades!)So I would like to relive the entrancing thrill of experiencing long form experimental cinema for the first time, the sheer gobsmacking awe derived from the possibilities of another form of filmmaking. But I'd need to be 16 again, and if not too much to ask, getting my dad back for the 88 minutes would really complete the experience.
YouTube views: If someone watches a video over and over again, does the count of views increase?
How does YouTube even count views?Short answerYes up to 301 viewsLong AnswerYouTube’s definition of a view is a viewer initiated intentional play of a video. In the early years of YouTube a view count would increase whenever the video was loaded. This was a reasonable system, except it quickly became obvious that anyone - from a teenager sharing a home video to a business sharing a commercial –could simply reload their video over and over to increase their view count artificially.YouTube couldn't have that, so they tweaked the system a little. When the video is below 300 views, the views are counted in the same old-school reloading system. Fewer than 300 views will not affect YouTube’s website. This method of view counting is fine for low view counts. The leeway for abusing the system is small and insignificant.It is a different story when your video reaches 301 views. Why 301 views? The analytics behind YouTube’s view counting system demonstrates that any views higher than 300 could affect the quality of YouTube by crowding the homepage with artificially popular videos.A view count freezing at 301 views is no glitch.More views can be obtained using automated computer processes (known as ‘bots’) that inflate the view count, or anyone refreshing a video hundreds of times, giving credit to videos that otherwise wouldn’t receive attention. YouTube analysts determine where the views are coming from. If a majority of views are coming from the same few computers, they are removed.The rules change once your video surpasses 301 views. There is a new algorithm to detect and eliminate fraudulent views. The old refreshing the page method will no longer work. The new algorithm automatically detects and eliminates views from malware and spambots. YouTube’s exact security measures are classified. If YouTube’s security was public, there would likely be bots and viruses developed to hack into it.If you liked this answer please remember to Up VoteChimpTv