My challenge tof watching a difficult movie again

Might be better to specify an action here (in this case, "watching")

I watched athe movie of “Inception” for thea second time to try to understand what I couldn’t do when I watched it for the first time.

I’m wondering if Christopher Nolan, the director, likes to use the idea of extending and shrinking time with gravity or other factors like we saw in “Interstellar “, his another work.

"Another" is a contraction of "an" and "other". So it can't come after an article like "the" or "a", or a possessive pronoun like "his".

After all.,

I'm pretty sure this is supposed to be part of the next sentence, so it should end with a comma.

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I watched athe movie of “Inception” for the second time to try to understand what I couldn’t do when I watched it for the first time.

I’m wondering if Christopher Nolan, the director likes to, uses the idea of extending and shrinking time with gravity or other factorsime or gravity like we saw in “Interstellar “, his another work.”

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I couldn’t figure out all parts of “Inception,” but even more, it makes me want to watch the movie again and again.

My challenge towatching a difficult movie again

I watched a movie of “called Inception” for the second time to try to understand what I couldn’t dounderstand before, when I watched it for the first time.

I’m wondering if Christopher Nolan, the director, likes to use the idea of extending and shrinking time with gravity or other factors like we saw in “Interstellar “, his, another work of his.

After all.,

I couldn’t figure out all the parts of Inception but even more, it makes me want to watch the movie again and again.