films you enjoyed more second time around

[caj]

Hamilton. So much in it that I hadn't seen first time round.

[wanye]

most of the marvel comic universe movies.

i enjoyed most of them the first time round, but some of them (captain america and thor first movies mostly) bored me silly the first time round

but when we did the MCU in chronological order, it all made much more sense, adn i enjoyed them all loads more than i was expecting. in fact, the only one i hated was iron man 3, which i enjoyed the first time round, but looking back, it was a steaming ≈≈≈≈ of a movie in relation to all of the others.

[maidmarian]

Groundhog Day... feels like that at the minute 😁

[mickeyspal]

Frozen 2 and mama Mia

[Sandra & co]

The Greatest Showman, but I have lots of films I could watch over and over like me before you and Man Up

[TractorBoy]

Bored the other afternoon so watch all the Jurassic Park films from the very first to the latest one.

Do love films with special effects and those certainly had their fair share!

The Great Wall was also a film with superb special effects!

[BucksBugsy]

2001 - A space oddesy and 2010 the sequel.

I was too young to appreciate it when I watched 2001 the first time but find it a good way of passing 3 hours on a transatlantic flight.

[allbooked]

I didn’t like Love Actually When I saw it at the cinema for the first time, but now I love it and Christmas wouldn’t be the same without watching it!

[SimonB]

Ghost and Sixth Sense because once you know the ending it gives a different perspective second time round.

[Holiday time]

Originally Posted by wanye

most of the marvel comic universe movies.

i enjoyed most of them the first time round, but some of them (captain america and thor first movies mostly) bored me silly the first time round

but when we did the MCU in chronological order, it all made much more sense, adn i enjoyed them all loads more than i was expecting. in fact, the only one i hated was iron man 3, which i enjoyed the first time round, but looking back, it was a steaming ≈≈≈≈ of a movie in relation to all of the others.

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I completely agree. Would recommend watching the MCU movies again in order as you spot so much and can see the common threads. I was really impressed with how they built up.