

Keys Left to Award0Do you like rewatching old favorites or always looking for something new?

Yes I do rewatch old movies and shows

Relatable!Sometimes rewatching stuff helps you be in a comfortable zone, something familiar, something you know will give you a specific feeling when you need it the most.

Love it!New flicks can be fun too, but they can’t beat rewatching old favourites from time to time.

I love rewatching my favs.

I like watching new things more than watching old things. Im a consumer and like to keep up to dates with the trends if possible

Love it!I do both. Because rewatch certain show help me recall something I missed when I didn’t see it the first time.

Something new 👀

Rewatch.

Love it!rewatching stuff because I can never find stuff that's good

Love it!Rewatch. Always. Forever. Over and over.

New

Love it!Hey guys

Both

Always chasing something new! There’s so much magic waiting to be discovered fresh stories, new worlds, characters I haven’t met yet. Every new watch is a brand-new adventure, and I love that thrill of not knowing where it’ll take me! The world is full of amazing stories why stop exploring?

Love it!I like to take long breaks from my old favs. Not because I don't want to, but because it gives me time to forget little details and then when I rewatch it, even tho I might know lines from heart, a part of it feels new:) in that time being I love finding new films to watch, or oldies I have not heard of😊

Rewatching addict here 🙋🏾♀️

Love it!I like rewatching old favorites. I don't know, anymore, there aren't a lot of new films that interest me. It's a lot of new horror or thriller or action movie, and those aren't my favorite genres. I think the last newest film my family and I watched was "Flow."
In the same vein of rewatching old favorites: recently, we showed my youngest brother "Jaws" for the very first time. He liked it, though he said he'd probably never watch it again. I think the opening scene scared him. Much like when my older sister first saw '"Jaws," when my father pulled her into the living room right as it was starting and told her, "You need to watch this! It's educational!" It may be old, but it could be new to someone else.
And in rewatching old favorites, it can be new. The last time we rewatched the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, we did some in-depth research into Elrond's background.