Aviator Dvd

Is this unhealthy?

I’ve watched The Aviator a total of seven times since it’s come out on dvd a couple years ago. But I’ve watched it three times in the past week and I’m about to watch it again. Should I not?

WATCH IT, WATCH IT, WATCH IT. Who cares about if science thinks it is healthy or not. Only you know what is healthy for you. And I will watch it someday

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