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If it’s really good, I might watch it again, but it’s happened to me before that I’ve watched an episode only to realise the series isn’t new until I’m halfway through, because of some little detail that caught my eye. It might be an age thing…
Angie Garbarino
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Yes, if it's really good - and in different conditions
Sep 25
When I really like a show or movie and want to watch it again, one of my favorite things to try is check out a different audio language.
I'm a big fan of Brazilian and Latin American Spanish dubs, and some English language dubs can be pretty good, too. Checking them out helps the experience of rewatching stay fresh, though it's a shame when I end up not liking the dub...
On shows with more complex plotting, rewatching and noticing where every twist was foreshadowed is a... See more
When I really like a show or movie and want to watch it again, one of my favorite things to try is check out a different audio language.
I'm a big fan of Brazilian and Latin American Spanish dubs, and some English language dubs can be pretty good, too. Checking them out helps the experience of rewatching stay fresh, though it's a shame when I end up not liking the dub...
On shows with more complex plotting, rewatching and noticing where every twist was foreshadowed is also fun, like working out how a puzzle works. ▲ Collapse
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