Great Films You'll Watch Once

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Kids. It's a greatly produced/scripted but scary look at a bunch of unsupervised teens having sex and doing drugs.

The Revenant

Bridge Of Spies

Spotlight

The Social Network

Argo

The Artist

Frozen

It's a good film with relatable characters, but the fact that it's on products EVERYWHERE in an attempt to make loads of money out of it just kind of made me not want to see it again. I probably will at some point when the overrated-ness has died down in favour of another overrated film, though.

Hmm, I think there's some posts missing in this thread. . .

Star Wars: The Force Awakens is about a character named Rey traveling with Finn and several other characters including Han Solo. They're trying to find a character named Poe who is a starfighter pilot who's in the rebellion, as well as defeat the evil, Kylo Ren. Finn is a former stormtrooper who went against orders to find his friend and go on said adventure with Rey, along with BB-8.

Is no one going to say Green Mile?

Also, Primer.
The Road.
Horns (I know it goes a bit stupid towards the end, but it's Daniel Radcliffe's only acceptable acting and I'm glad I watched it).
Safety Not Guaranteed.
Ruby Sparks.
Doubt (maybe).

I could watch a lot of the films you guys have posted multiple times.

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

Usually I watch great movies many times.
Breaking the Waves and 2001: A Space Odyssey are two movies I probably won't watch again

The Matrix. I pretty much memorized it after seeing it once because it's such a huge part of pop culture.

Any film that has a twist at the end isn't rewatchable for me. Once I know the twist, then I don't want to rewatch the film. What's the point? So in that category I'd put Psycho, Primal Fear, The Sting, The Others, The Matrix, Fight Club.

I just remembered Hachi: A Dog's Tale. And that's another one I'll never rewatch because that ruined my day. It does its job of being a sad dog movie too well.