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For me it was Blade Runner. Everyone always talks about how great the movie is, and man, it was a struggle to get through. The setting was cool and that's about it.
Did you watch the one with Decker's voiceover, or without?
Apparently the common experience is watching it without voiceover first makes it harder to watch. But watching it with voiceover first makes rewatching it without, more interesting. Or something like that.
Pretty sure it was the one without the voice over. Had no idea there were different versions. Hmm, interesting.
Original version has voiceover, directors cut does not.