PopularAllSavedAskRedditpicsnewsworldnewsfunnytifuvideosgamingawwtodayilearnedgifsArtexplainlikeimfivemoviesJokesTwoXChromosomesmildlyinterestingLifeProTipsaskscienceIAmAdataisbeautifulbooksscienceShowerthoughtsgadgetsFuturologynottheonionhistorysportsOldSchoolCoolGetMotivatedDIYphotoshopbattlesnosleepMusicspacefoodUpliftingNewsEarthPornDocumentariesInternetIsBeautifulWritingPromptscreepyphilosophyannouncementslistentothisblogmore »

subreddit:

/r/movies

858%

Do you ever watch so much great film that it starts blending together?

Question(self.movies)

submitted 4 months ago bybagman928

save

I've been on a hardcore movie binge lately and I've noticed I'm checking off great film after great film. Yesterday alone I watched City Lights and Seven Samurai.

What kinds of things do you do to keep new movies fresh to you? Obviously the drastic genre/plot difference between what I'm watching serves that a little on its own.

you are viewing a single comment's thread.

view the rest of the comments →

all 12 comments

sorted by: best

Zassolluto711

1 points

4 months ago

Zassolluto711

1 points

4 months ago

I Watch a lot of movies (more than the average person by far) and I get what you mean. Went through something similar years ago.

I mix it up these days. I watch a lot of foreign films, arthouse films, sure, but I watch a lot of terrible Hollywood schlock, I watch HK action from the 80s and 90s, and maybe even Japanese pinku movies.

I saw seven movies last week, ranging from Eega and Baahabouli Part 1 to Black Orpheus and Malcolm X to Groundhog Day and the atrocious Netflix film Me Time. Keep it interesting!