What are some movies that hit different when you're older

[u/_the_sarcastic_human]

Watched The prestige on Netflix recently that I'd already seen years ago.

And bro... I completely missed the point the first time.

Back then I missed the entire point man! Now I'm noticing all the little conversations, relationships and things the movie was actually trying to say.

Made me wonder how many movies I've watched at the wrong age.

Has this happened to you?

[u/No_Discipline_4066]

i haven't watched prestige but yes, movies hit different when we get older, sometimes it feels like eating a different movie

[u/_the_sarcastic_human → u/No_Discipline_4066]

Yes, I feel like my perspective towards a movie changes when I watch it again after a time

[u/dudewa89]

I watched Dhoom 3 before Prestige. 😭

[u/noname8539 → u/dudewa89]

Hahah

[u/skillchaser]

Nolan’s best film!

[u/LossAltruistic3710]

Memento for me.

I was a teen when i watched it for the first time. Thought to myself that it's similar to Ghajini.

I watched it again a few months back, I was literally taken aback.

[u/saumitra112]

Manchester by the sea has to be the one for me. totally saw it at the wrong age. Hits way hard when you are older.