what movie/tv show can you rewatch a million times and never get sick of?

[rrenaa]

I discovered Are You Afraid of the Dark a few years ago (my TV always showed Goosebumps), and I have to say…it might be better than Goosebumps. I found some of the stories more captivating for some reason.

I agree! The stories often feel a bit more eerie and atmospheric compared to Goosebumps and R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour. I think it’s the darker, more serious tone that sets it apart. Which episodes or stories stood out to you the most?

 

[QueenCobra]

I agree! The stories often feel a bit more eerie and atmospheric compared to Goosebumps and R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour. I think it’s the darker, more serious tone that sets it apart. Which episodes or stories stood out to you the most?

The one where a kid gets sucked into a computer game and is in some weird medieval fantasy court?

Also, the ones with the clown, the basement monster, and the girl turning into a doll. Oh! And the old lady neighbor who turned out to be a ghost.

 

[rrenaa]

The one where a kid gets sucked into a computer game and is in some weird medieval fantasy court?

Also, the ones with the clown, the basement monster, and the girl turning into a doll. Oh! And the old lady neighbor who turned out to be a ghost.

I enjoyed watching all those ones! It's hard to pick just one favorite since they all have such a unique way of creeping under your skin.

 

[S.J.]

I'd say I've watched Up enough times that it counts! I've never not enjoyed re-watching it.

 

[a potato]

For shows, definitely Abbott Elementary, Mom, and Dinosaurs. They’re probably my top three shows, so it makes sense.
For movies, I’d say Barbie, Turning Red, and Zootopia. Especially on planes. I’ve rewatched Us quite a few times, too.

 

[Saylor]

I think the movie I've seen the most is Holes... I would watch it every time it came on as a kid and every time I'd understand more of it. It still really clicks for me as an adult and I find it really endearing and nostalgic and think the themes of exploitation and the unfairness of the justice system are portrayed really well for something that's meant to be watched by kids. I also believe it has the greatest line delivery of any movie ever made. I also watch Ponyo all the time it's definitely my comfort movie!

As for tv shows I used to have Schitt's Creek playing on a constant loop in the background whenever I was hanging out in my room until they took it off Netflix but I miss it and will probably start streaming it again on Hulu or whatever it's on now