What are some movies that reward multiple viewings?

Memento

>>85880167
>memento

no thanks

>>85880129
BvS. There are so many subtle details and references, both internal and external, that I doubt there's anyone who's both familiar with comics as well as film techniques to get them all in a single viewing. It is literally better every single time you watch it.

Stroszek

Profondo Rosso (Red Deep) by Dario Argento
The House with Laughing Windows by Pupi Avati

>>85883041
Also the 1974 "Murder On the Orient Express"

pyscho

You won't believe who the actual killer is.

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>>85880129
Arrival

donnie darko I think?

BvS

>>85883549
???
This sounds like some kind of rebbit fan theory

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>>85880129
300

i love that movie so much for its simplicity and awesomeness.

>>85880129
any marvel film because I keep forgetting what happened in then

>>85880129
Clue

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Hercules Returns. I've seen it more times than I can count and even listened to it audio-only and I still sometimes pick up jokes that I'd missed.

Fight Club is the ultimate answer to this

any Kubrick film

Any great movie, but particularly ones with big plot reveals toward the end so you can pick up foreshadowing, subtleties in the performances, etc. when you rewatch. Chinatown's a good example of this, you can't fully appreciate a lot of details until you know the whole story and understand the characters.