1. Go and see that movie. I promise you it's worth your while.
2. Go and see that movie. I promise you it's worth it.

Do sentence 1 and sentence 2 have the same meaning?

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1. Go and see that movie. I promise you it's worth your while.
2. Go and see that movie. I promise you it's worth it.

Do sentence 1 and sentence 2 have the same meaning?

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Hi Daniel.  Yes they have the same meaning.

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They do mean the same thing, though I would always use "worth your while" in the future tense. "I promise you it WILL BE worth your while."

Sentence 2 is fine in the present tense.