sure!The original copy you provide is: > I’ve watched this one before but hadn’t marked it or realized when starting again. Only a bit into the movie did I remember some details. It way enterta This sentence expresses: You have watched this movie before, but it was not marked, so you didn't recognize it when you started watching it again, and you didn't remember some plots until you watched it a little.The last sentence "It way enterta" seems to be a typo, and it should be "It was entertaining". The following is a polished version that makes its language smoother and more emotionally detailed: --- **Helping version 1 (Gentle Nostalgic Style): ** I had seen this film before, though I didn’t mark it down or realize it when I started watching again. It wasn’t until I was a little ways in that fragments of memory began to surface — familiar scenes, forgetten moments, and the quiet thrill of rediscovery. It may have been a revisit, but it still hold its charm. --- **Helping version 2 (more emotional resonance and description): ** I’d watched this movie once before, but never saved it or thought much of it. So when I pressed play again, it felt like stepping into something new — until, piece by piece, the past came back. A line here, a scene there… slowly, recognition dawned. And though I’d ​​already walked this story once, it still knew how to hold me, still knew how to entertain. --- **Helping version 3 (simple and powerful colloquial style): ** I’ve seen this before, but I didn’t realize it at first. Didn’t click until I got a few minutes in and started remembering bits and pieces. Still, even knowing what was coming, it managed to pull me in all over again. --- You can choose the right version based on the tone and scene you want to convey, or tell me what occasion you want to use (such as movie reviews, social media sharing, diary, etc.), and I can further customize the polishing style for you.

Of course, here are the polish and emotionally deepening versions of the original sentence to make it more attractive and emotionally resonant: **Helping version 1 (delicate and warm style): ** It's really my taste that I can relive this movie over and over again!Humor is just right, and the laughter is natural and heartwarming.The actors' performances are even more wonderful, and every look and dialogue makes people feel endless aftertaste. **Helping version 2 (sensual literary style): ** I am willing to watch this movie repeatedly and never get tired of watching it.It perfectly fits my understanding of humor - not exaggerated and funny, but the inadvertent knowing smiles in life.Coupled with the actors' infectious interpretation, the characters are so vivid that they seem to be standing in front of them. **Helping version 3 (simple and powerful style): ** I can really watch this movie several times, it's totally my dear!The laughs are compatible, and the acting skills are online, and every frame is full of charm. If you have specific usage scenarios (such as movie reviews, social media sharing, advertising copywriting, etc.), I can also further adjust my tone and style according to the specific situation.Please let me know if you need it ~

sure!The following is a retouching and rewriting of your sentence, making it more delicate and emotional: **Original sentence: ** "Was expecting something else. Kind of weird ending." **Tempering version 1 (literary and delicate style): ** "I was hoping for something different… The ending felt a little strange, like it didn’t quite land where it was meant to." **Temperature version 2 (Emotional Deep Wind): ** "I had expected something else entirely. The ending left me with a strange feeling, as if the story didn't quite finish breathing." **Temperature version 3 (simple and powerful): ** "Not what I was expecting. The ending just felt… off." **Tempered version 4 (with emotional description of characters): ** "I went in with hope, expecting something different — something more. But the ending catch me off guard, leaving a lingering sense of confusion and disappointment." If you have a specific context (such as movie reviews, characters' feelings in novels, social media comments, etc.), I can further adjust the style and tone according to the scene.Welcome to provide more background information!