What's a movie you loved, but you only watched once?

1. Schindler’s List
   — -917-


2. If you count documentaries, Dear Zachary was the best movie I never want to watch again. The way the creator's intentions for the film change over time as the story develops in real life is absolutely chilling and heartbreaking.
   — tachyon79


3. I feel like Old Boy wouldn't have the same effect on me the second time, but damn that's a good movie
   — GGU_Kakashi






4. Requiem for a Dream. It's a good movie but just so depressing, I never want to see it again.
   — Doctor-Amazing


5. Train spotting. I can only feel that hopeless so often.
   — ADillPickle


6. The Green Mile. Never again. Never. Ever.
   — triste_est






7. Grave of The Fire Flies. It is very good, but I will not watch that again.
   — dingu-malingu


8. Seeking A Friend For the End of the World. It was really good and parts were a lot of fun, but it absolutely destroyed me.
   — rubywings


9. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. A very well-crafted film, but it requires a long sit down for you to be able to focus on it properly, because it's quite long
   — Crypto7899






10. Memento. I know it begs for multiple viewings, but I got the sense that you could only ever get that *feeling* once.
    — PunkShocker


11. Life is Beautiful. I don't think I would survive another viewing.
    — NerdAtSea


12. Mary and Max. I loved the story and the claymation used in an adult film. It just left with such a bitter sweet note. I don't think I can watch that again.
    — NoWayBirdBrains






13. Swiss army man
    — caboo5e4


14. We Need to Talk About Kevin. That film was great but I'm fine never seeing it again.
    — BigOldBach