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Psychology says people who rewatch the same movies for comfort have essentially built a small, reliable room inside their week — one where nothing will surprise them, upset them, or ask anything new of them, on a day when everything else already has
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They knew precisely which emotion they were shopping for, and they knew the film would hand it over.
I would call it booking a room whose layout you already know before you walk in.
I wanted the one where I knew the ending and nobody needed anything from me.
A small reliable room is not evidence you have given up on the world.
For some of us it is how the world stays bearable enough to walk back out into.