The sixth sense wonder how many people have watch it twice
I saw that film for the first time last year, on DVD. I knew what the twist was before I watched it. I enjoyed the film, anyway, and I will definitely re-watch it. I thought it was well acted.
The Sixth Sense was huge box office because people went to see it twice, to see what they missed in the narrative the first time.
Titanic had a high rate of return viewers largely because it was critically panned but unfairly and gained respectably through repeat viewing.
Hah! You wish. From the TV viewings I've seen, it becomes ever more baffling why anyone thought it was worth watching in the first place, never mind getting awards.
Hah! You wish. From the TV viewings I've seen, it becomes ever more baffling why anyone thought it was worth watching in the first place, never mind getting awards.
Probably not the right place but Titanic works on a number of levels. In relation to this thread, it must be the romantc story/adventure movie elements which help to maximise its audience....it is a women's movie that has something to engage many males, so girls brought their boyfriends to watch.
For it's artistic value, consider how it works as a study of the very myth it is recreating. Titanic is a reflection on the nature of cinema itself. That's what makes it great, there's more to Cameron than meets the eye.
I have all the star trek films & series on dvd & watch them all through every so often..but the reboot star trek i've watched once..just don't like it,not star trek for me,star trek is about exploring not blowing stuff up..i haven't see "into darkness" yet but it seems to have followed the same pattern
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i record it when it comes on tv ( does that count lol)
Is this thread for ''watching a film just once cos it was dire ''
I saw that film for the first time last year, on DVD. I knew what the twist was before I watched it. I enjoyed the film, anyway, and I will definitely re-watch it. I thought it was well acted.
I'm going to completely ruin it for you. The Germans lost.
The Sixth Sense was huge box office because people went to see it twice, to see what they missed in the narrative the first time.
Titanic had a high rate of return viewers largely because it was critically panned but unfairly and gained respectably through repeat viewing.
You didn't have to read the whole message, NitPicker.
Er, we're talking about the Simon Pegg 'comedy' cop film here, right?
Hah! You wish. From the TV viewings I've seen, it becomes ever more baffling why anyone thought it was worth watching in the first place, never mind getting awards.
Probably not the right place but Titanic works on a number of levels. In relation to this thread, it must be the romantc story/adventure movie elements which help to maximise its audience....it is a women's movie that has something to engage many males, so girls brought their boyfriends to watch.
For it's artistic value, consider how it works as a study of the very myth it is recreating. Titanic is a reflection on the nature of cinema itself. That's what makes it great, there's more to Cameron than meets the eye.
Yep The Sixth Sense is a perfect example of that.