[losvedir]

I saw Black Panther three times in theaters with my MoviePass because, well, why not? The only theater near me only has 5 screens (I live in a small town), so my wife and I end up with some repeat viewings.

That said, I love MoviePass but know it's not sustainable. I wish they had rolled out these changes earlier. Something like no repeat viewings, 8 movies per month, different price depending on where you live (tickets at my theater are only $9 normally), etc, could have made this thing much more sustainable, and still probably had most of the growth.

[emodendroket]

I can't see the appeal of watching a movie I literally just watched.

[CoolAndComposed]

It's pretty common to notice new details when reviewing things, where you don't need to focus on the same details you did last time.

Foreshadowing is all over in movies, as well as artifacts of cut subplots/scenes. Re: /r/moviedetails

[melq]

I'm not a big movie watcher but I definitely repeatedly consume other media. Music in particular, tv and print as well. If an album comes out that I like a lot, I'll often play it front to back a dozen of times in a week.

[exolymph]

Some people enjoy reveling in the details they missed the first time around. Different strokes for different folks.

[Sangermaine]

Great, that's your preference. Other people do enjoy it. People have different preferences.

[AJ007]

Sometimes I fall asleep and have to go see the movie again.

[emodendroket]

Not my usual reaction to films that put me to sleep.

[cdelsolar]

because it was awesome?

[emodendroket]

The world is full of awesome movies. Cinema has existed for more than a century.

[matte_black]

What you will understand someday in life is that as we grow older, we have less desire to explore new things, and prefer to revisit familiar things while we still can.

[emodendroket]

Watching the same movie three times in a week (which has just come out and so can hardly be a nostalgic favorite) is taking that to a bit of an extreme, more reminiscent of the viewing habits of a child.

[cdelsolar]

lol

[Consultant32452]

It seems to me with relatively minor tweaks there should be a sustainable product. Like maybe you can't repeat the same move within a week or something. Because for the vast majority of movies there's a lot of empty seats and empty seats mean no overpriced snack sales.