Movies You Could Watch Over and Over...

[MrMacphisto]

1) Memento
2) Lost in Translation
3) Elizabeth (1998 with Cate Blanchett and Geoffrey Rush)
4) Insomnia (Christopher Nolan's version with Al Pacino and Robin Williams)
5) Road to Perdition
6) Gladiator
7) The Big Kahuna (2000 with Kevin Spacey and Danny DeVito)
8) Bowling for Columbine
9) Traffic
10) L.A. Confidential

Honorable Mention: The Sixth Sense

 

[Ticklebell]

I'm gonna add

Taxi Driver (you talkin' to me??)

Chinatown (she's my sister! (slap!!)She's my daughter! (slap!!))

and

Mulholland Drive (I'm gonna watch that thing until I UNDERSTAND EVERYTHING...)

 

[nosforatiop]

1) A Clockwork Orange
"Come get one in the yarbles, if you have any yarbels!"

2)Naked Lunch

3)The Princess Bride

4)Texas Chainsaw Massacre (The Original)

5)Videodrome

 

[milagros317]

Entire films I could watch over and over:

Casablanca
Citizen Kane
It's A Wonderful Life
Treasure of the Sierra Madre

Mainstream films that happen to contain a tickle scene; I could watch that scene over and over:

Great Catherine
Way Out West
North to Alaska
The Brothers Karamazov

 

[Knox The Hatter]

More:

WHAT'S UP DOC?
BLAZING SADDLES
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS
I WANT TO LIVE!
AIRPLANE!
MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY (1935)
OLIVER!
DRACULA (1931)
PUBLIC ENEMY
GETTYSBURG



By the way: all three of James Dean's films belong here too.

 

[pgt1400]

Animal House, Godfather I & II, Jaws, Alien, Saving Private Ryan, The Exorcist.

 

[AffectionateDan]

Good Topic! (sounds familiar, though, LoL)

Let's see, I'm sure we can all go on and on about this one, but right offa the top of my head (in no partickler order)...

True Grit
The Adventures of Robin Hood (Errol Flynn)
The Mark of Zorro (Tyrone Power)
The Matrix
Heartbreak Ridge
Any of the Star Wars/Star Trek movies
The Magnificent Seven
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Any Jackie Chan film
The Major and The Minor
It Could Happen To You
The Rocketeer
Any James Bond film
ad infinitum...

 

[terorizer]

Re: Good Topic! (sounds familiar, though, LoL)

Any James Bond film
ad infinitum...

ROTFL!!

I forgot about James Bond... I think my favorite line comes from "You Only Live Twice". As he departs for Japan, Money Penny asks if he needs a Japanese/English dictionary. ".. You forget, I had a half a semester of Asian studies at Cambridge!" ROTFLMAO Which of COURSE means now he's fluent in Japanese!!

 

[TklDuo-Drew]

I forgot about "Heartbreak Ridge", Dan. That one always cracks me up with some of Clint Eastwoods lines.
Like:
"I'm Gunnery Sgt. Highway, and I've drank more beer, pissed more blood, kicked more ass, banged more quiff...."

or something like that


Drew

 

[steph]

my list keeps getting longer...

I vote for anything starring Clint Eastwood, Gary Cooper and John Wayne and anything directed by Alfred Hitchcock...

XOXO

 

[EvlJester]

good movies

gone in 60 seconds
XXX
the fast and the furious
2 fast 2 furious

 

[giantfan121262]

1) The Godfather
2) 48 Hours
3) Animal House
4) Smokey and the Bandit
5) Karate Kid I & II- One of my son's faves
6) The Blues Brothers
7) Bad Boys (with Sean Penn)
8) Blazing Saddles
9) Beverly Hills Cop
10) Midnight Run

I'll think of some more

 

[Celtic_Emperor]

Is Midnight Run that one with Mark Hamill in it, where he plays this crazy janitor or something like that? Its an old movie and I can't remember it in detail. Mark Hamill is really funny when he plays psychopath roles. That laugh he has, that funny infectious laugh is funny. Its probably what makes him famous as the voice of the Joker in the Batman cartoons. 😀

 

[crydun]

Dances with Wolves
Bruce Almighty
Radio
There Was a Crooked Man(Kirk Douglas, Henry Fonda)
Love Is Never Silent(Mare Winningham)
Ghost
Cheaper By the Dozen(Steve Martin, Bonnie Hunt)
Father of the Bride 1 and 2
follow the stars home
A Walk to Remember
Moulin Rouge
any Danielle Steele movie
Jesus of Nazareth
Ten Commandments
Pearl Harbor(Ben Affleck, Josh Hartnett)
Jack and Sarah
Rose Red(Stephen King miniseries)

 

[crydun]

Re: Blade...

Vampires, A Few Good Men, The Lion King

Tron

The Lion King!!! Yes, Yes!!!

in fact, any Disney movie except Lilo and Stitch

 

[Sunriseticklee]

The Princess Bride
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
The Emperor's New Groove
All three Indian Jones Films


Anything with Mel Gibson, Lucy Lu, Sean Connery, Antonio Banderas

 

[zyclos_b]

I'll name a few.


Kingpin
Men At Work
Full Metal Jacket
Comming To America
Bloodsport
BIg Trouble In Little China
Contract Killer
Dogma
Super Troopers
Fear of a Black Hat
CB4
etc
etc

 

[giantfan121262]

Is Midnight Run that one with Mark Hamill in it, where he plays this crazy janitor or something like that? Its an old movie and I can't remember it in detail. Mark Hamill is really funny when he plays psychopath roles. That laugh he has, that funny infectious laugh is funny. Its probably what makes him famous as the voice of the Joker in the Batman cartoons. 😀

No! It stars Robert DeNiro and Charles Grodin. Robert DeNiro plays a bounty hunter given the assignemnt to arrest Charles Grodin who plays an accountant who embezzled millions of dollars from businesses owned by a Mafia boss, played by Dennis Farina. Basically, DeNiro goes to NY from LA to find Grodin and arrest him. When he collars him he has to bring him back cross country. On the way back Grodin is just constantly annoys DeNiro with his needling and stupid comments. Meanwhile, Grodin is being chased by the FBI and Mafia guy that he stole the $$. there is also a rival bounty hunter trying to get the same arrest and going to all lengths to bring Grodin back so he can collect the reward. It's 3,000 miles of hot prusiut from three different parties. Rent the movie, it's is hysterical!!

 

[the_Baron]

i forgot about "Clue". i love that one too.

and also "High Noon" - classic drama and cinematography.

 

[Double T]

1776

The Producers

Just about ANY Broadway musical (No, I'm NOT gay! Heh heh heh J/K)

Cast Away. (I assume I will eventually stop crying)

Personal Best. (And I have, over, and over, and over....)

The Day of the Dolphin

I like Hitchcock, too. Also Wes Craven.

Any good horror movie that doesn't rely too much on pure shock value.

Most Science fiction.

And, of course, a clever comedy. ("The Producers" leaps to mind).

 

[the_Baron]

Double T -

U R making me worry about my memory.

i too love 1776. its my favorite musical. i even saw it on broadway twice.

thanks for reminding me: i officially add that to my list.

 

[Deleted member 2452]

i love a bunch

1776 is in my list too.
5th element
vampires(with james woods)
blade
the longest day
the whole nine yards
the 10 comandments
the lord of the rings(all 3)
dogma
green berets
all the "richard sharpe" movies
scorpion king
battle ground
band of brothers mini-series
patriot(with mel gibson)
brave heart
we were soldiers

more may follow...

steve

 

[TicklishSinner]

gotta add Newsies..i know it is a geeky movie, but for some reason i love it

 

[Ticklebell]

Newsies?! Hunny, you are officially my best friend. I had the most RIDICULOUS crush on Brooklyn when I was l0-ish... and nobody even needs to question the hotness of Christian Bale. Brooklyn was also the voice of Little Foot in the first Land Before Time.

I also wish to add
1776 (HOW could I forget?!)

Clue (a staple of my childhood... "That's not true!" "Is THAT true?" "No, it isn't true." "HA! A double negative!" "Double negative? You mean you have photographs??"
"You lure men to their deaths like a spider with flies!" "Flies are where men are most vulnerable." (RIP, Madeline Kahn)

Blazing Saddles

The Hours (wait, did I already say that?)

Pennies From Heaven

The Sound of Music (I still get soooo nervous when the Nazis are looking for them, and I've been watching this movie since I could hold my head up independently)

An American Tail (incredible movie. also sweet memories of watching it while cuddling in bed with my first grade teacher. Wait a minute, that doesn't sound innocent at all... wow. That sounds so wrong!)

-Bell

 

[Ticklebell]

Re: my list keeps getting longer...

I vote for anything starring Clint Eastwood, Gary Cooper and John Wayne and anything directed by Alfred Hitchcock...

XOXO

Ack! How could I forget John Wayne??

The Quiet Man

McClintock!

Yes, both are movies with Maureen O'Hara. Gotta keep the family pride! Holla for famous relatives!! Whoo!

Also, remember the TV movie "Switched at Birth"? It's really long and not very good, but every time it's on I have to watch it. Don't know why...

Mwah!
-Bell Somebody stop me...