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12 years, 10 months ago at Jul 27 9:09 - How many films does it take you to make up your mind whether you want to add them to your favourites list and see more of their work? I tend to see a minimum of 4 films before I decide.
RJ4
12 years, 10 months ago at Jul 27 14:34 - Yeah I agree 3 or 4 is good for me. When I started liking Christian Bale, after I watched The Dark Knight, I watched The Machinist and American Psycho and was really really impressed with him, and now he is my favorite. Same with Ellen Page, I watched Juno, then Tracy Fragments, and An American Crime and now she is my favorite. So i would say 3 or 4 is good
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12 years, 10 months ago at Jul 28 19:58 - There have been times where i've felt I could do it in three, but as it's like my personal rule, I wait until i've seen four to be sure.
RJ4
12 years, 10 months ago at Jul 28 20:11 - Could depend on the actor too, with Al Pacino I was impressed within two movies. Hes very impressive
Mackenzi
12 years, 10 months ago at Jul 29 5:28 - Usually I can tell within 2 movies that I really like an actor. But I like to go rent any movies I can find with them in it once I've decided that, so usually I end up watching 4 or 5 before I add them.
Rylvan
12 years, 3 months ago at Feb 22 6:17 - For me it depends more on the performances, rather than the number of roles I've seen them in.
For example, I didn't think much of Benedict Cumberbatch when I first saw him in a small role in Atonement, but years later I caught the first episode of Sherlock and thought he was absolutely brilliant. As good as Robert Downey, Jr. As good as Matt Smith is as The Doctor.
For example, I didn't think much of Benedict Cumberbatch when I first saw him in a small role in Atonement, but years later I caught the first episode of Sherlock and thought he was absolutely brilliant. As good as Robert Downey, Jr. As good as Matt Smith is as The Doctor.