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In response to
"
well, I mist have been drunk when seeing it then. nm -- nm
"
by
groiny
I recommend watching it again. -- nm
Posted by
David (aka David)
Aug 2 '12, 13:35
(No message)
Responses:
it is possible, there are plenty of movies that got better for me on a 2nd viewing. nm -- nm
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groiny
Aug 2, 13:36
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Mulholland Drive was one for me like this as well. -- nm
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Mel Profit
Aug 2, 13:54
1
First one mentioned that I agree with. -- nm
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The Dark Spawn
Aug 2, 13:55
Anchor-Man was like that for me. -- nm
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David
Aug 2, 13:37
4
this. I hated it at first. HATED it. But I love it now. -- nm
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Remlik
Aug 2, 13:52
Fargo, Memento, and Rushmore come to mind for me. nm -- nm
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groiny
Aug 2, 13:40
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Big Lebowski is the ur-example of this.
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Reagen
Aug 2, 13:41
1
it really is the best example I can think of for this.
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Mel Profit
Aug 2, 13:49
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