Movies that you have to watch twice to understand.

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That's a list I wanted and, googling, I found 5. Let's see if any fit my needs. I have come to believe that the best movie-watching experience is the second (or subsequent) watch, so that first watches feel like a test to see whether this is a movie worth watching at all. These days, if I watch a movie once and think it's good, I watch it again, within a day or two. That way, I have the greatest opportunity to see the most in this thing I've discovered is worth watching. Sometimes on second watch, I feel humbled by how much I missed the first time around. I'm practically laughing at myself for thinking I had seen the movie.

So let's see what my search turned up.

1. "Inception & 14 Other Movies You Have To Watch Twice To Understand/Movies rarely hold up well to many viewings, but these movies are perfect examples of the types of movies that need to be watched again" by Daniel Smith (a 2020 piece in Screen Rant). First on this list is "Synecdoche, New York": Synecdoche, New York laughs at the idea of [its] viewer only watching it twice. In reality, upon a second viewing, everyone will most likely be left with even more questions than they had before. The film packs in so many characters, subplots, life events, and idiosyncratic details, it requires total, rapt attention and more. 2. "10 Movies You Need To Watch Twice To Understand/Sometimes movies can leave viewers more confused than satisfied. Here's our list of movies that deserve (or demand) to be seen more than once" by Andy Crump (a 2015 piece, also in Screen Rant). This focuses on movies with a complicated story that becomes much clearer after you know some particular thing — e.g., "Twelve Monkeys," "Memento," "Fight Club."

We all enjoy linear movies, but every now and again we’re taken off guard by a completely ambiguous, inscrutable flick... dense, cerebral films demand our attention and challenge our intellect...

3. "Top 20 Movies That You Have to Watch Twice to Understand" (Mojo). At #2 is “2001: A Space Odyssey” (1968):

Nowadays, when you watch a film that leaves you puzzled, the internet is there to help. But can you imagine watching “2001: A Space Odyssey” back in 1968?

Not only can I imagine it. I can remember it. I can even remember verbatim what my companion said to me when it ended: "What the hell was that?"

4. Here's a Quora discussion from who knows when: "What movie have you watched twice or thrice - or more to fully get the concept/fully/partial understanding?"

5. "What movies do you have to watch twice to understand?" — a Reddit discussion from 7 years ago. This discussion more closely tracks what I am thinking about. Some top comments:

Coen Brothers movies are better the second time, you don't have to focus on the plot as much, and instead focus on the characters. Most Coen Brothers movies are character driven, not plot driven...
I always tell my friends that The Big Lebowski makes sense the first time, but it isn't funny until the second....
Wes Anderson movies and surprisingly Alexander Payne movies are like this for me too.

Yes, it was a Wes Anderson movie — "The French Dispatch" — that got me thinking about this question. Part of "understanding" it is seeing all the things within the frame and catching all the dialogue. I could not do both things simultaneously. On second watch, I heard a lot of dialogue (and read a lot of subtitles) that I'd completely missed because I was choosing — unconsciously — to look at the pictures. You know, Hollywood people are always calling movies "pictures." Nobody calls movies "dialogue."