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hmm

i've never thought that Green Mile is an especially good movie, but it's [censored] powerful the first time you see it. prolly that.

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Caddyshack

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Blues Brothers

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k2...esBrothers.jpg

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Once you choose your movie, all memory of film/the concept of a movie will be erased from your brain(everything else you know stays).

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it's [censored] powerful the first time you see it. prolly that.

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Do you mean that every time you watch the movie it will be like seeing it for the first time?

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The Wood.

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big lebowski.

[/ QUOTE ] While there is no question this is my favorite movie of all time, given the rules I couldn't pick it. The Big Lebowski, in my opinion, is not that great the first time you see it. Almost everyone I know did not like it that much after the first viewing, but by the fifth everyone thinks it is the best movie of all time. I've seen it damn near 200 times, and I swear it still gets better every single time.

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big lebowski.

[/ QUOTE ] While there is no question this is my favorite movie of all time, given the rules I couldn't pick it. The Big Lebowski, in my opinion, is not that great the first time you see it. Almost everyone I know did not like it that much after the first viewing, but by the fifth everyone thinks it is the best movie of all time. I've seen it damn near 200 times, and

I swear it still gets better every single time.

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Yeah, but I thought the parameters of this hypothetical were that you can only watch one film for the rest of your life and all memories of other films are erased. I'd pick The Big Lebowski too, precisely because it's so rewatchable.