If you could wipe movies from your mind...

[isaquelazaro]

The Witch. I watched it three times, but it was specially terrifying when I didn't know what was going to happen. Nowadays I only watch it to study, but I miss the fear of the unknown and all the tension.

 

[Dioltach]

Not movies so much, but I'd love to experience reading The Lies of Locke Lamora or The Name of the Wind for the first time again. Or the hundreds of Far Side cartoons.

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

Growing up, our parents would always get us those slim Far Side books as gifts. Those and Sniglets.

I wouldn’t trade the memory of my first reading of Name of the Wind for the world, though – sitting on the deck of a cruise ship down in the Caribbean.

Not movies so much, but I'd love to experience reading The Lies of Locke Lamora or The Name of the Wind for the first time again. Or the hundreds of Far Side cartoons.

 

[Wednesday Boy]

Not movies so much, but I'd love to experience reading The Lies of Locke Lamora or The Name of the Wind for the first time again.

Have you followed Rodney Thompson's Dusk City Outlaws Kickstarter project? For the latest cleared stretch goal they added Scott Lynch to contribute to the game and design a scenario for it.

 

[Eltab]

There may be some I'd wipe from my mind with a note telling me to avoid them, though...

The 'Burbs.
Carrie Fischer and Tom Hanks must have been desperate for mortgage payment money.

 

[Eltab]

I would like to watch the Empire Strikes Back fresh. Return of the Jedi was the first Star Wars movie I saw and it was always a fact for me that Vader was Luke's dad. Not only did I not experience the big reveal but I think a lot of the emotional weight of Empire was lost for me. I suspect experiencing "No, I am your father." unspoiled would make me have even more appreciation for the film.

I saw Empire in the theater, original run. My first take on that scene was, "Vader's the villain and he's trying to confuse Luke; he must be lying."