Best movie to watch OVER and OVER again and again:

[kid a]

I can watch Shawshank Redemption anytime, anywhere.

[Blue Belle]

1. Animal House or Stripes.

I could watch those over and over. :)

[file83]

50. Am I a nerd? I LOVE watching "War Games" about once a month...

...don't answer that. Yes, I'm a nerd.

[_testify_]

2. MY SO and I have this weird thing with Dolores Claiborne.

If we flip channels and its on, we watch it until it ends. Always.

[Crazy Guggenheim]

3. Excalibur.

:popcorn:

[KitchenWitch]

5. CG!

Good to see you!

:popcorn:

[KitchenWitch]

4. Finding Nemo

Okay, maybe not, but Finding Nemo is my daughters "neb" movie. So we have seen it over and over again.

[_testify_]

9. neb?

What's that?

[KitchenWitch]

13. nebulizer treatments for asthma

[Kire]

34. is that like a laughing therapy?

I don't know anyone with asthma, please elaborate

[KitchenWitch]

37. Little kids cannot use inhalers

so in order to get the medication to open their lungs, the medicine goes into a cup and is vaporized by a machine, so the child can breathe it in.

[Kire]

42. so you put "Finding Nemo" on while it's vaporizing?

I think I understand. Forgive my cluelessness.

[KitchenWitch]

45. all is forgiven

The treatments last about 10 minutes, but I take the time to snuggle with her for awhile afterwards, so I can monitor how she is doing (she almost died two years ago of a severe asthma attack).

[WeRQ4U]

112. Awwwwwwwwe.

My little sister had to use a nebulizer as a little girl. I can picture her sad little face underneath that big plastic mask, with steam coming out the sides. Poor kiddo.

She doesn't suffer from asthma at all now, however. Must have done something right.

[Dinger]

6. Me Too

A helluva movie. I can watch it anytime & anywhere too.

[Oeditpus Rex]

7. MP&THG

Duh.

[sundog]

8. hedwig & the angry inch

[Broken_Hero]

10. hmm...

Gladiator, Superman Movies...hmm, Batman Begins...Conan the Barbarian, sin city, kill bills....:)

[AtomicKitten]

11. Il Postino

beautiful movie

[Starbucks Anarchist]

12. I was also about to say Shawshank Redemption.

While not my absolute favorite movie, it's definitely in my Top 20 and has that certain "replay" value that most movies don't.

[YouthInAsia]

14. Friday

[WCGreen]

15. The Natural.....

Best Baseball movie Ever....

[GoddessOfGuinness]

53. I love that movie...

Nice film score too... :)

I hated the book, because it was nothing like the movie.

[Beaverhausen]

101. Best last 10 minutes of a film ever

"Pick me a winner, Bobby."

[Skittles]

16. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

I never get tired of it

[_testify_]

19. That's just an intense movie.

So many amazing performances.

[WCGreen]

55. I was rather the studly character when that movie was released...

At least in my own mind....

Three times I went to "the" movie with three different companions....

In the course of two weeks...

Alas, I only bedded the one I began my repetitive cinematic fortnight with...

The other two proved as elusive as Mc Murphy's search for freedom....

Ah, but just the thought of that heady time brings a slight smile to my lips...

I wonder if all three are alive, well or what has indeed become of them....

[SixStrings]

83. "That fuckin' nurse man - she ain't honest"

My all-time favourite movie. So many amazing acting performances. Can watch it anytime.

[KitchenWitch]

17. Field of Dreams

but I am a huge baseball fan.

[_testify_]

18. I love the end, with the cars lined up for miles.

Brilliant movie.

[KitchenWitch]

20. Me too.

I am always guaranteed to tear up when Ray asks his dad for a catch!

[_testify_]

21. I get teary with the Moonlight Graham scene

when he steps off the field to be a doctor again.

:cry:

[KitchenWitch]

26. Me too!

The Twins had a "Moonlight Graham" day last year. I hope they do it again this year.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

22. The French version of "Cyrano de Bergerac" with Gerard DePardieu

To me it's the best screen version of the play. The music is wonderful, the cinematography and direction are first rate, and the acting is beyond great.

I also like the film version of the opera Carmen, with Placido Domingo and Julia Migenes-Johnson. Placido is also a good actor. I long ago lost count of the number of times I've seen that film, but the visuals (shot on location in a small Spanish town) are so stunning and the music and singing so beautiful that I just don't get tired of watching it.

Casablanca and The Big Sleep are two Bogart films I can watch at least once a month and continue to enjoy. I wish I could enter these movies and live in that time.

[LSK]

23. Casino or Goodfellas

[CaliforniaPeggy]

24. Oh, I am with YOU on this one, my dear asSEENonTV......

The Shawshank Redemption is one movie I have never tired of!

I have now seen it so many times that I can recite the dialogue along with the actors......

Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman were simply outstanding!

:woohoo:

[6000eliot]

25. Young Frankenstein

I've seen it a million times, and I still laugh.

[KitchenWitch]

27. And Dr. Strangelove!

[_testify_]

28. Werewolf? There wolf.

Marty Feldman = comedy gold.

[KitchenWitch]

29. "Nice Knockers"

"Vvy Ssshank you!"

[_testify_]

30. ROFL!

And the horses whinnying every time they say Frau Blucher! (I had to look up the spelling of her name)

[6000eliot]

31. "Abby Something"

[sarge43]

51. Yup, "Put the candle back!"

Blazing Saddles is the other one. Mongo riding into town on that bull can still put me on the floor.

[GoddessOfGuinness]

54. AAAAAAHHHHHHHHH.....

sweet mystery of life at last I've found yooooooooou! :rofl:

[Lisa]

100. walk this way! (n/t)

[Ron Green]

32. "Dave,"

for some reason. I can just watch that one over and over.

[KitchenWitch]

35. Is that the one with Sigourney Weaver as the first lady?

[Ron Green]

40. Yeah, that's it. It's just so satisfying to see Frank Langella's

character get his reward.

[Kire]

33. I can't believe no one has said:

The Big Lebowski

The plane has crashed into the mountain.

[KitchenWitch]

36. Believe it or not, I have never seen it

Nor have I seen Napolean Dynamite.

[_testify_]

38. I have gone through several copies.

"Donnie, you're out of your element."

"Dude, your phone's ringing."

"Also, Dude, Chinamen is not the preferred nomenclature. Asian-American, please."

"My dirty laundry. The WHITES."

Probably the funniest movie ever made.

[Kire]

44. Let me tell you something, pendejo.

You pull any of your crazy shit with us, you flash a piece out on the lanes, I'll take it away from you and stick it up your ass and pull the fucking trigger til it goes "click".
The Dude: Jesus.
Quintana: You said it, man. Nobody fucks with the Jesus.

[Kire]

46. also

check my sig

[Saboburns]

90. Anything by the Coen Bro's

Oh Brother is a personal favorite.

I believe the correct line was "The plane has crashed into the fucking mountain".

Graet choice.

[devilgrrl]

39. Airplane! or 'Ground Hog Day'

:shrug:

[file83]

49. Over ane over? Airplane! There are so many "one liners" in it...

it's a classic.

[_testify_]

41. Howz about 'The Burbs'?

Funny fuckin movie.

[jpgray]

43. I love that movie--Corey Feldman and Tom Hanks, together at last!

:rofl:

[file83]

47. "Spies Like Us"

Dumb movie, but such a classic!! It's one of my favorite "cold war comedies"...

[jpgray]

48. Dr. Strangelove is a film I'll watch anytime I see it on.

[Wetzelbill]

52. My latest was "Giant"

about two years ago, I was obsessed with that film. I kept renting it over and over. Finally I had to buy it. The film is long, around three hours, however, it's pure genius so I just couldn't get enough of it.

Also, Unforgiven, Pulp Fiction, Goodfellas and some comedies such as Happy Gilmore, Kingpin and the classics with Christopher Guest and his crew. "This Is Spinal Tap" "Best In Show" etc.

[YankeyMCC]

56. Forbidden Planet and Casablanca

[Faygo Kid]

68. Good choices. I add, Gettysburg, Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House

Eclectic. These just jumped into my mind; they are never stale. As wonderful as Gettysburg was (incredible music), that's how horrid "Gods and Generals" was. Unbelievable that the same people did the two movies.

[hyphenate]

57. I've got a couple

Blazing Saddles is one of them--I can sit and watch over and over again, and keep finding something funny all the time;

Ever After--it's a chick flick, what can I say, but there is just SO much satisfaction toward the end with the wicked stepmother and that bitch of a daughter. And for those who have never seen it, it's the Cinderella story from a different perspective.

And I hesitate to name another--True Lies. Yes, I know it's the Gubenator, but it's a fun movie. And Jamie Lee Curtis, Tom Arnold and Bill Paxton are just too funny. I think Ah-nold was better in that film than in 95% of his entire life, either as "governor" or as an actor.

Sixth Sense--can't watch it as many times as some of the others, but I watch it just to see the "hints" along the way. Some of it is a bit too maudlin, but it's a well-crafted movie, nevertheless.

[Guava Jelly]

58. pulp fiction,excalibur,lord of the rings trilogy

just to names a few

[kevsand]

59. My personal list of

ten "perfect" films, any one of which I can watch ad infinitum:

City Lights (1931)
Citizen Kane (1941)
Casablanca (1942)
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971)
The Wind and the Lion (1975)
The Natural (1984)
Repo Man (1984)
The Princess Bride (1987)
Raising Arizona (1987)
Field of Dreams (1989)

[Maine-ah]

65. Princess Bride and Willy Wonka are at the top of my list too.

I decided to watch the new Willy Wonka last night, and I really hated it. Johnny Depp was too "Michael Jackson-ish", not in his attitude towards children, but his overall appearance, voice, and mannerisms. Didn't like any of the Oompa Loompa songs. The whole scene in the tunnel sucked in comparison to the original. Overall, very disappointed.

[Strong Atheist]

80. Princess Bride was good, and a great

book.

[kwassa]

60. Groundhog Day

Aside from being hilarious, I think it is a very profound movie

[NNadir]

62. Groundhog Day.

[kid a]

67. totally agree - I watched it last night on SHowtime

then again this morning on Encore
Love it

[MissMillie]

81. Isn't it just a little ironic

that this movie is one that so many of us feel we can watch over and over and over again?

[MANative]

61. The American President and Dave....

to distract me from the reality that we suffer now.

[Radical Activist]

63. Office Space

It never gets old.

[henslee]

75. I agree. Harold and Kumar is becoming a fave of mine, too.

[Jade Fox]

64. All the President's Men..The Insider...Heat... Shakespeare in Love

[Commie Pinko Dirtbag]

66. Many of the mentioned above fit the criteria. Let me add "Trading Places".

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086465/

[Maddy McCall]

69. O Brother; Paint Your Wagon ; About Schmidt; Wild Wild Wild World;

Let it Ride
Cat Ballou
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
House of 1000 Corpses


Those are but a few of the movies I own that I like to watch over and over.

[Maddy McCall]

70. Oh, and Napoleon Dynamite, and Rocky Horror.

Fun to watch with friends. :D

[Maddy McCall]

71. Forgot two more: The Nightmare Before Xmas, and The Corpse Bride

[bikebloke]

72. Casablanca

The Magnificent Seven

For me, "over and over" means once every year or two.

[Tikki]

73. The television mini-series of....

Stephen King's "IT". I watch my DVD of it at least twice a month....also, when I get a little down I will watch my DVD collection of "Fawlty Towers" episodes....always cheers me up.


Tikki

[AccessGranted]

74. My List of Movies I Can't Stop Watching

These are some of the movies I watch everytime I see them on. I can't help it. I must have seen them all about a zillion times and I'm still compelled to watch them. I need help LOL.

A Few Good Men
Color Purple
Steel Magnolias
Powder
Showgirls
Boomerang
Deliver Us From Eva
The Fifth Element
The Warriors
Purple Rain
The Dorothy Dandridge Story
Purple Rain
The Elephant Man
Something's Gotta Give
Pretty Woman
The Wizard of Oz
Grease
Million Dollar Baby
Michael
Troy
Interview with the Vampire
The Air Up There
Footloose
Glory

[China_cat]

76. Blues Brothers

[underpants]

87. Blues Brothers, Shawshank, Bull Durham, LittleBigMan

[Kali]

77. Dark Star, Repo Man

Big Lebowski

It is a rare movie I want to watch repetitively. There are a few I would watch a few more times or at least again, but not many.

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

78. Hairspray - John Waters

[L A Woman]

79. i'm with you - Shawshank Redemption...

get busy livin' or get busy dyin'!!!

[Trigger Hippie]

82. Network

Also, His Girl Friday and My Man Godfrey (a couple of movies from the '30s).

Oh, and I've never seen Shawshank Redemption. :hide:

[pointblank]

84. FROM DUSK TILL DAWN

The first one anyway...I love that freakin movie.

[ER One Seven]

85. I have to agree

Shawshank is such a good one, and I would add Braveheart to the list

[progmom]

86. What's Up Doc

:blush:

I know every line.

[AllegroRondo]

88. The Blues Brothers

[terrya]

89. "The Lion in Winter"

Christ, I've seen it about 20 times already. I can see it over and over and over again.

[kevsand]

125. "How about eternal peace? Now there's a thought."

Also: "Of course he has a knife, he always has a knife, we all have knives! It's 1183 and we're barbarians!"

davsand and I love that movie. In fact, Material Girl's middle name is derived from Eleanor of Aquitane...

[Missy Vixen]

91. I have a list

Bull Durham
Legally Blonde
It's A Wonderful Life
Miss Congeniality
Slap Shot
Blues Brothers
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
High Fidelity

Julie

[YouthInAsia]

92. Friday

or the first Austin Powers. Ive also seen Saving Private Ryan about 20 times

[Scout1071]

93. The Color Purple and Goodfellas.

I've seem them each dozens of times.

[khashka]

94. Mine:

Raising Arizona, Fargo, Cabaret, Urbania.

Others but I'm too lazy to look at my video/DVD shelves....


Khash.

.

[skygazer]

95. The Big Lebowski

Makes me laugh till I cry every single time.

[arwalden]

96. The Women

[evirus]

97. Macross: Do You Remember Love?

good movie. japanese anime with english subtitles. love, intergalactic war, return to an invaded earth, jets turn into mechs.... something for everyone

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

98. Best Movie to have running in the DVD player/TV while you fall asleep:

I'll start with one--Bladerunner. Stunning visuals and hypnotic, trippy mellow Vanvelis musical score.

[alarcojon]

109. My first choice also

[Lisa]

99. "Casablanca", "Chinatown", and both versions of "Charade"

I can see something new each time.

And, for some reason, the BBC's dramatization of William Boyd's "Armadillo". The African music on the score might be a reason why I like it so much -- I even tracked down the CDs by the various artists (such as Papa Wemba), which I've never done before for a film. "The Constant Gardener" uses some of the same music, but "Armadillo" did it first ...

[XemaSab]

102. Shallow Grave

:ounce:

[Kerrytravelers]

103. Meet the Fockers.

I know. I know. I'm alone in this. Even Mr. kt is tired of seeing it... and he always tolerates my constant repetition!
I just love Hoffman and Streisand and Stiller and De Niro and Danner. I can't help it.

"Looky here. He's got a rubber boobie." :rofl:

[Metta]

104. Genghis Blues.

The true story of a blind musician who hears Tuvan throat singing over the radio one day, learns basic Tuvan from a braille Russian/Tuvan dictionary, goes to Tuva and enters the national singing contest. A mind blower.

[coolhandlulu]

105. Pecker

I want my pit beef!

[Sacajawea]

106. "A Man For All Seasons" and "To Kill A Mockingbird"

MAJOR life lessons (especially about one's character) to be learned in both those excellent films.

[ok_cpu]

107. "Get Shorty" and "Jackie Brown" n/t

[Lilsarah]

108. over the edge.

"any kid who tells on another kid si a dead kid."

[Beelzebud]

110. They Live and Reservoir Dogs for me.

I never seem to tire of those movies. They're great.

[WeRQ4U]

111. Heat, Beautiful Girls, Xmas Vacation, Odd Couple, Barefoot in the Park...

And a few others, I'm sure.

[Bzzzz]

113. The Way We Were, The Godfather, Same Time Again Next Year

Star Wars, Indiana Jones...the list is endless.

[JackDragna]

114. "The Godfather."

I find something new in it every time I watch.

[Brigid]

115. O Brother Where Art Thou?

I have watched my DVD of this about a zillion times now. It's hilarious. :popcorn:

[Catchawave]

116. Any Meg Ryan/Tom Hanks romantic comedy

or any other warm fuzzy stuff, when Keith Olbermann, Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert aren't on :loveya:

[swag]

117. Bad Santa (aka "Badder Santa")

[THUNDER HANDS]

118. Tremors

duh

[Zookeeper]

122. I love "Tremors"...

There are so many movies to see, from 1920 on, that I don't like to watch anything over and over. But, if I did, "Tremors" would be one of a few.

[maveric]

119. Blazing Saddles, Dogma, Apocalypse Now and Singing in the Rain.

I have all of those on DVD and watch them all the time.

[NiteOwll]

120. Mrs. Doubtfire

One of my favorite family movies.

[saltpoint]

121. Redford's JEREMIAH JOHNSON, John Greyson's LILIES, or

BEING THERE with Peter Sellers.

[aquaman]

123. Fargo....

Don't ya know.

[Hardrada]

124. Alexander Nevsky, The Seven Samurai

Fanny & Alexander, Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines, Duck Soup