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How many times have we sat down to watch HTTYD?
1 0 (0%)
2 0 (0%)
3 2 (3%)
4 1 (1%)
5 3 (4%)
6 0 (0%)
7 6 (9%)
8 2 (3%)
9 0 (0%)
10 1 (1%)
11 1 (1%)
12 1 (1%)
13 1 (1%)
14 1 (1%)
15 2 (3%)
16 0 (0%)
17 1 (1%)
18 2 (3%)
19 0 (0%)
20 1 (1%)
20+ 44 (64%)

So how many times have we all watched this movie?
Topic Started: 25 Apr 2014, 19:52 (8061 Views)
Hope_and_Heir 25 Apr 2014, 19:52 Post #21
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ONE DAY I WATCHED IT FIVE TIMES IN A ROW ON REPEAT JUST FOR THE HECK OF IT.... Yeah I've watched it over 60 times... I don't even know and I'm scared to know.
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Dragon's Apprentice 25 Apr 2014, 20:12 Post #22
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Hope_and_Heir
 
ONE DAY I WATCHED IT FIVE TIMES IN A ROW ON REPEAT JUST FOR THE HECK OF IT.... Yeah I've watched it over 60 times... I don't even know and I'm scared to know.

Haha nice :)
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HideousZippleback 25 Apr 2014, 21:08 Post #23
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To many to count haha (especially recently) but enough to memorize every line and accents almost perfectly.
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KentuckyWildcat 25 Apr 2014, 22:05 Post #24
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I'm quite the opposite of everybody else who has posted in this thread. I've only watched it 4 times, which is pretty usual for me. Even for movies that I love, taking some time in between viewings helps me to appreciate them better than seeing them constantly.
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Demonwolf002 25 Apr 2014, 23:07 Post #25
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26 Apr 2014, 02:05
I'm quite the opposite of everybody else who has posted in this thread. I've only watched it 4 times, which is pretty usual for me. Even for movies that I love, taking some time in between viewings helps me to appreciate them better than seeing them constantly.
I'm of this same opinion really. I've only seen it 7 times altogether 5 of my own wanting and the other two being with family who wanted to see it. I just feel like seeing it less allows it more time to sink in, and when you do come back to it maybe certain aspects of your own life at that time allows you to see something you didn't see before. Or you just notice something entirely new that personally I feel watching it one right after the other it's not as easy to pick up on. So I feel that seeing it multiple times in a row just diminishes that effect to some degree at least for me personally.
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WasBornCrazy 26 Apr 2014, 00:06 Post #26
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i dont think my avatar is working but ehh

I don't even wanna know how many times I've watched it........
i'm not very active anymore!! it's sad, but i'll come back sometimes to feel nostalgic ahaha
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Dragon's Apprentice 26 Apr 2014, 01:41 Post #27
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KentuckyWildcat
 
I'm quite the opposite of everybody else who has posted in this thread. I've only watched it 4 times, which is pretty usual for me. Even for movies that I love, taking some time in between viewings helps me to appreciate them better than seeing them constantly.
Demonwolf002
 
I'm of this same opinion really. I've only seen it 7 times altogether 5 of my own wanting and the other two being with family who wanted to see it. I just feel like seeing it less allows it more time to sink in, and when you do come back to it maybe certain aspects of your own life at that time allows you to see something you didn't see before. Or you just notice something entirely new that personally I feel watching it one right after the other it's not as easy to pick up on. So I feel that seeing it multiple times in a row just diminishes that effect to some degree at least for me personally.
Although I do agree.... I watched it for no. 20 yesterday and still teared up a little at the end :') ...at the part where Stoick says: "I'm proud to call you my son. " and where he says: "You brought him back alive!" :)
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Eret 26 Apr 2014, 09:01 Post #28
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I've seen it way more times than I can count. Several dozen times at least.
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Dragon's Apprentice 26 Apr 2014, 09:25 Post #29
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I've seen it way more times than I can count. Several dozen times at least.
YES!!!

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Is it just me that has this system where I cycle through a certain group of thse movies as in...
I'd watch HTTYD, Ice age 1-4, Madagascar 1-3....etc and so on until I come back to HTTYD ?

(although HTTYD does come up at least 3 times per cycle :p )
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scribblefoxx 26 Apr 2014, 19:51 Post #30
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I know I've watched it at least twenty times. :$ I don't know how exactly how many times but I'm not sure I want to know. I watch it daily some times - I often listen to it in the background while doing schoolwork or writing. :P
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