I just assumed that people would choose their all time favourite as the one. Ultimately, you want something that you can watch over and over, but that you can love too. A film like "Dumb and Dumber", or "Groundhog Day" (for myself) might at first be thought of as perfect choices, but I wonder if we'd run out of things to learn from them, insight, and start craving more meaty stuff?
I have to say I really enjoyed this little exchange. Your take on the question was really interesting and I liked your line of reasoning on the backup of your choice.
Yes, I'm that bored. I'm reading all the comments to this post.
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on 2006-02-08 05:48 pm (UTC)Maybe my favourite film is a really disturbing film noir or something, and while I love it, I can't watch it repeatedly.
Or a movie like Memento. Loved it but I have no interest in seeing it again.
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on 2006-02-08 05:59 pm (UTC)And meaty stuff can come from many other sources than movies.
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on 2006-02-08 07:17 pm (UTC)Yes, I'm that bored. I'm reading all the comments to this post.
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