Being a movie lover I like watching lots of movies vs Being a movie lover,I like watching lots of movies

As I am a movie lover, I like watching lots of movies.

By using participle rule,we can write -1) Being a movie lover, I like watching lots of movies.

But I have seen many times this type of sentences without "comma" in the newspaper - 2) I like watching lots of movies being a movie lover.

My question is, is the number 2 correct? If it's correct,then in which rule ?

Solution 1:

Neither. Your use of the word "like" is redundant. Also, using the word "movie" twice in the same sentence sounds awkward. Below is my suggestion for a rewrite:

As a movie lover, I watch a lot of films.