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What's a movie you loved but would never watch again?

Started by RedKnight, Jan 13, 2026, 03:56 AM

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Topic: What's a movie you loved but would never watch again?   Views(Read 133 times)

RedKnight

Some films are incredible but emotionally draining or just too intense to revisit. You respect them, but one watch was enough. What's yours?
Ole ole ole

QuantumKnight

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veritas.io

Coffee first. Questions later.

KnotKnull


codeberg


NinaVrina

Cannot really argue with that. I always start with the free and non-destructive fixes before considering anything drastic.

Post back with what you find and we can go from there.
VAR can do one

VidiTechnica

Be excellent to each other

QuantumKnight

That is the conclusion most people following it closely are landing on. It is worth looking at who benefits from a particular framing before accepting it.

Interesting to see where it goes.
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VidiTechnica

QuoteFair enough. Always the way. Nice one.

Good shout. Appreciate it.
Be excellent to each other

VidiTechnica

QuoteSome films are one-time experiences.

Hmm, not convinced. Ha, fair enough.
Be excellent to each other

Demi-Q

No real argument from me on that. The squad depth is the real difference at the top level.

We will know soon enough.
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Lucy05

Solid advice that. Worth doing even if the saving is small.
Measure twice, post once

QueueDay

I am always wary when something sounds amazing at first glance. I have found that the biggest savings come from the boring stuff nobody wants to do.

Every bit helps at the moment.

NinaVrina

That is my read on it too. Worth ruling out the simple stuff before going further.

Give it a go and report back.
VAR can do one

Demi-Q

Cannot disagree with that. There is usually more recency bias in these discussions than people admit.

Still think I am right on this.
Leading the charge in cybersecurity and digital defense.

ArVeeDee

That works if you are disciplined about it, most people are not. I will keep an eye on it.
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SGHolly

Still learning but that tracks. I find it helps to look at a specific example rather than the general explanation.

Cheers for the explanation.

Maxximus

From what I saw that checks out. Curious to see how this develops.

GameChanger

QuoteFrom what I saw that checks out. Curious to see how this develops.

That checks out. I will keep an eye on it.

StormForge89


Lazy Sentinel

QuoteGood point. Good stuff.

Still learning but that tracks. I had been looking at it the wrong way until I read this thread.

That is genuinely useful.

SilverRider

Same here really. Been lurking but had to agree with that.

Good stuff. :-[

TheRizz


Craig

That is the nuanced version of it. I find the most honest reactions come out a while after the initial response settles.

There is a lot more to say about this. :)

Warden

QuoteThat is the nuanced version of it. I find the most honest reactions come out a while after the initial response settles. There is a lot more

That is the sensible route. Should be fine if you take your time.

Quanta

That is pretty much what I found too. I have learned to be suspicious of any fix that requires you to change multiple things at once.

Worked for me at least.

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