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Old 11-08-2012, 12:46 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by Kumabjorn View Post
Good question that deserves a better answer.
Yes, I listen to music again and again, but I don't expect to encounter anything new. I guess the familiarity is its appeal. And no, I don't watch movies or videos more than once. Knowing what will happen takes all the fun away, that is probably why I more or less has stopped watching Hollywood productions, they are just too predictable for my liking.
For some of us, familiarity is the appeal with books and movies too, as Harry indicated. I have actually reread some books immediately upon finishing them--books where the author has set up a surprise that I never saw coming; I like to see just how the author carefully misdirected me but still played fair.

I don't see how knowing the ending matters; it's the journey that makes the book or movie enjoyable.
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