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That's why films should be watched in theatres without any interruption or fast forward and rewind. Filmmaking in itself is very tricky. No one knows what works and what doesn't. So a lot of tricks are used to hide the imperfections in the storyline and present it in a way that the flow is smooth. When you pause or rewind, you not only break the flow of the film and the story that's remaining but you also get to see the imperfections hidden which impacts the viewing experience in the mind. You might have got that scene right in it's second viewing but the viewing pattern is hampered.I mean obviously at the end of the day it's a personal choice but cinema and films are made with the intent of being watched together as a whole without any breaks instead of pause and rewind. I think it's also about our attention span these days which is becoming shorter and shorter with every passing year.
@Bold: That's my biggest problem watching a movie at home...Unless the movie has super packed screenplay, I find myself getting easily diverted by anything and everything and then eventually I end up losing interest in that movie only altogether...I only prefer watching song&dance type of movies at home!
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