Huggins said he rewatches "Patton" about once every three months.
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Marvel purposefully adds "Easter Eggs" for fans to discover upon subsequent rewatches.
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Each time she rereads or rewatches something, it's like experiencing it for the first time.
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But if anyone goes back and rewatches episode itself to find the fluke, all they'll see is a glistening golden hand.
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During a recent Facebook Live with her former co-star Darren Criss, Michele revealed that she often rewatches episodes of Glee. Alone.
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We say this because after 14 years and countless rewatches, we ourselves have never once stopped to wonder where the music is coming from.
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Unlike Love Actually and "Baby It's Cold Outside," The Holiday has managed over ten years of rewatches without getting canceled or called-out (mostly).
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Yet beneath that skin, Jonah is slowly pulling away, drawn to a neighbor's basement where a lounging, towheaded young man silently rewatches mildly pornographic tapes.
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In Francesca's part of New York, she rewatches a cute video from one of the "Un Poco" dates and seemingly realizes she's fallen hard for Dev.
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" That's sometimes the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana — Wing says that to pass the time backstage she watches (and rewatches) episodes of "Stranger Things" and the "Vampire Diaries.
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For those of you who didn't catch the film in theaters originally, it's now easily accessible, and it definitely stands up to several rewatches even for those who did.
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That feeling of familiarity might also account for all those rewatches of The Office and Friends, which respectively made up 7 and 4 percent of Netflix's total streaming in 2018.
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A buddy of Zorii Bliss and an icon to Star Wars fans everywhere, Babu will take years of processing to fully appreciate — or, at the very least, multiple TROS rewatches.
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The guy who hit boxing legend Bernard Hopkins so hard he literally knocked him out of the ring says he rewatches the highlight KO to get him fired up to fight!!!
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Original story follows: After countless rewatches of To All The Boys I've Loved Before, oodles of memes, and some light cyberstalking of Noah Centineo, some excellent news for Netflix rom-com diehards.
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Add in early numbers from streaming and on-demand rewatches, and the total goes up even more to 19.3 million viewers, which is also a record for both Game of Thrones and HBO overall.
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Many of us have been hiding out in a Disney+ binge-fest, pining for our own personal Baby Yoda, nostalgically live-tweeting our DCOM rewatches, and gearing up for the holidays with plenty of Christmas themed throwbacks.
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It's a heartbreaking thing to know this amazing show will never see a second season, but we can still honor it with rewatches in the years to come — preferably, with a warm plate of "crunts" at our side. -A.F.
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She loves 'Harry Potter' and watches the movies 'once a day' Earlier this year, when asked to define what "self-care" means to her, Zendaya told InStyle that she finds it hard to sit and meditate, so instead she rewatches the "Harry Potter" films.
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Located in New York's SoHo neighborhood, where the show was originally set, the apartment — called "The One with the Pop-Up" — features all the set re-creations, props and costumes that are seared into your brain from 10 seasons on NBC and endless rewatches on Netflix.
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I'm the host of this series—we'll be rotating for future rewatches—and I'm joined by Austin, Danielle, Natalie, and Rob to agonize over this family's poor strategy for surviving a home invasion and examine what The Purge is saying about society's view of the underclass.
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One of the best rewatches in the Infinity Saga, the third installment in the Thor films brings back the characters of Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston, Idris Elba, Anthony Hopkins, and Mark Ruffalo, while introducing Tessa Thompson, Cate Blanchett, Karl Urban, and Jeff Goldblum to the MCU.
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I sunk into rewatches, replays, and revisits of things I love: Master of None and Bojack Horseman were my go-to shows; Blonde and Lemonade kept me company on nights when I only wanted to listen; games like Firewatch for when sleep was absolutely out of the question.
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The video depicts a man who goes through his morning routine, briefly meets a girl with a dog, pours petrol on the car and himself, steps into the car and lights himself on fire. Procter rewatches the video several times. The police turns up and asks about the incident. The dead man had lived a few floors above him.
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James, blindfolded, demands to know who Gina fantasizes about when she masturbates, seemingly doubtful when she answers that she only thinks of him. Gina finally reveals that she does think of other men. James later rewatches a video of the encounter, obsessed with his helplessness and Gina's emotionless face. Still in Spain, Gina and James arrive at Gina's sister's house.
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Later, he rewatches Rhodie's footage and realized that he died because he tripped over the doll. After noticing a blank spot on the painting, Metger comes in contact with the doll living and moving and has a fight with it. Metger is injured, but he manages to stop the doll by beating it with an American Flag. He also damages the painting, which starts to bleed.
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In 2009, DeCandido was named Grandmaster by the International Association of Media Tie-In Writers.The Fourth Annual Scribe Awards (2009) , International Association of Media Tie-In Writers, accessed July 15, 2011. He has written rewatches for Tor.com since 2011, including Star Trek: The Next Generation," Star Trek: The Next Generation Rewatch" Retrieved July 8, 2013 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine,"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Rewatch" Retrieved August 26, 2013.
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Terry's kryptonite suit allows the Justice League to defeat Justice Lord Superman. He then returns to the Lords' timeline to give back the suit and talk to T one last time. T allows Terry to talk to the alive Warren McGinnis of this world as repayment. Terry gets emotional for having a chance to talk to his father again and rewatches their conversation when he gets back to Dick's headquarters.
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When Michael rewatches the video he received in the e-mail, which has changed, it now shows an argument that Michael and Chris had moments before. When Billy and Micah return, they kill a dog that Chris had adopted, and Chris reveals that he is suicidal. Michael tracks down the dog's original owner, an archeologist named Byron who was a member of the original French research team. Byron believes the area is not haunted; instead, something there desires stories.
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Manny goes out to hang out with some of his friends when a cop rolls up near their dice game. In an incident very similar to Eric Garner's death, six police officers attempt to arrest Darius Larson, a friend of Manny's who sells loose cigarettes outside a small bodega. While unclear what transpires, a cop fires his gun and kills Darius while Manny is recording the entire incident from his phone. Manny, traumatized by the incident, returns home and rewatches the video.
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Mussolini falls in love with her because she reminds him of his mistress, Claretta Petacci. In the meantime, Canaletti rewatches the recordings he made before he met Mussolini, and in them notices the supposed comic falling from the sky. Upon returning to that location, he links the occurrence to the legend of a door between the worlds of the living and of the dead, and concludes that the "comic" is none other than the real Mussolini. Taking advantage of the beating incident, Bellini manages to organize another show with Mussolini and regains wealth and success.
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She rewatches a news broadcast on her TiVo and recognizes a woman who accused Marchetta of leaving her disfigured, was also featured in an eczema documentary on KLAE. Tanzie goes to the KLAE offices dressed provocatively and flirts with the receptionist, who allows her access to the file room. She manages to obtain the woman's address, before being arrested and put in jail for fraud and trespassing. Ava has to pawn her dad's Rolex (her most treasured possession) to pay Tanzie's bail money after Henry helps her realize that family is more important than material things.
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" Slate magazine's Seth Stevenson identified vulnerability as its overriding theme, and questioned whether "the amphetamine clockwork of the episode—skies flickering dark then light, days whirring together—[was] meant to evoke the frightening velocity of the era". Paul MacInnes of The Guardian called it "a grand episode" and praised the writers' ability to make "the viewer [feel] as if they're on drugs too." In 2014, a year after it first aired, Oliver Lyttelton of IndieWire ranked "The Crash" as one of the series' best entries and wrote, "The episode proved highly divisive when it aired, with some finding it empty and pretentious, but further rewatches have made clear that it’s anything but.
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