American Beauty is one of my all-time favorites, and I find it endlessly interesting. Bandits, with Billy Bob Thorton, Cate Blanchette, and Bruce Willis was fabulous. It was truly funny and romantic, that's one I could watch over and over. And I'll have to keep thinking, those are the first two that come to mind. What are your favs?

i think one of my all time favorite movies is "Fried green tomatos" I use to watch it with my mom all the time..my best friend and I always watch "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" it's the best Kate HUdson is one of my favorite actress's.

I love action/adventure movies the best, so I could watch the Lethal Weapon series over and over! Mel Gibson-YUM!
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I have a lot of great movies but one that I could watch over and over is Twins with Arnold Swartzenegger and Danny Devito.

That is definitely one of the greatest movies of all time.

The Third Man with Orson Welles and Henry V with Laurence Olivier, also A Passage to India and Rashomon. Oh and A Matter of Life and Death is a marvellous film as well.

I can watch "Clueless" and "Sex and the City" over and over, believe it or not.

"Groundhog Day", on the other hand, gets real old real fast.

New here, but couldn't pass up this question. I can watch classic Christmas films again and again. Movies like "The Bishop's Wife".."White Christmas".."A Christmas Story"..etc. :love:

I just saw A Christmas Story with Patrick Stewart this past Christmas and I really enjoyed it. I thought he played the role to a tee.

i like to watch high noon with gary cooper in black and white.

I think I could watch The Parent Trap and Meet Me in St Louis over and over again without hesitation <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

The Shining, Blade Runner and Aliens (part 2 that is).

O Brother Where Art Thou
Chicago
Lord of the Rings (all 3)

... this list could go on and on and on.....
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Any star wars, star treck, ever after, and the princess bride are my faves :love: .

P.S. Sci-fi and fantasy, weird combo i gnow, but i like 'em <img src="/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />

Officer and a Gentleman
Flashdance
Robin Hood Prince of Thieves
Forrest Gump
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
True Romance
Sense & Sensibility
Rocky
Just to name a few faves.
Moe

Hatari

Notting Hill

It Had to Be You

Singing in the Rain

really... too many to list.

I love Sleepless in Seattle, To Catch a Thief, The Breakfast Club, Sabrina (either one), Emma, and Citizen Kane. To name a few!!

I hate to be negative, and I don't mean to be, but I feel like saying "Too few to list." I'm dissapointed with most Hollywood movies, and I don't even get out to the movies much anymore because of that. However, I did see The Lord of the Rings - I couldn't pass that up! (It was very cool, by the way . . ) <img src="/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

I think I'll just list the movies I can remember that I *have* seen over and over:

O Brother Where Art Thou

Buffalo 66

All 3 of the original Star Wars movies (and none of the recent ones)

Apollo 13

Parenthood (from the 80's, if I remember correctly, with Steve Martin)

Rainman

Young Frankenstein (love Gene Wilder)

Out of Africa

Cat's Eye

Jaws (I)

Big

I was pretty much addicted to Lord of the Rings growing up so when it came out in the movies I was thrilled with how well they put it onto film. So that is very re-watchable.

Other than that ...

* Casablanca
* The Big Sleep
* Much Ado About Nothing
* Henry V
* Gladiator
* Highlander
* Conan the Barbarian
* Excalibur
* Deathtrap
* Noises Off
* Robin Hood (TNT version)

Just a few...
Scent of a Woman
The Crow
Braveheart
Hello Dolly (even tho I always seen to fall asleep during my favorite part(?))
Dreamkeeper
The Grinch who stole Christmas (cartoon version please)
Silence of the Lambs
& Hannibal

These are must-see for me if I can catch them on:

Three Days of the Condor
The Music Man
The original Jaws
Hunt for Red October
Gone with the Wind

There are so many! But two that flash to mind are:

The Clan of the Cave Bear
-and-
Signs
OH, and also the Rocky movies, 1-4. I must be able to watch them over and over because they have been on cable about 100 times now and I watch every time!

Cara

I forgot! Moulin Rouge with Nicole Kidman. OHhhhhHHH! What a great movie!


Cara

okay-- so it was made for TV, but A&E's Pride and Predjuice is possibly the best film adaptation ever made and though it is 7 hours long, I never get tired of watching it!

ALL Sean Connery and Pierce Brosnan Bond movies!
Raising Arizona, Animal House, The Family Man, Highlander the series, and basically ANY movie with Connery in it <img src="/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

"The Wizard of Oz," and I still get a lump in my throat when Dorothy sings "Somewhere over the Rainbow" and Toto is on the tractor seat.
"Mary Poppins"and "Bringing Up Baby" are also favorites.

How to lose a guy... I love those movies it makes me cry over and over. I can watch You got mail with Tom Hanks and meg ryan.

A christmas story true classic movie

The Wizard of Oz
Gone With the Wind
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
While You Were Sleeping
Miss Congeniality
M.A.S.H.
For the Boys
Lord of the Rings
Monsters, Inc (and we have, trust me!)

Rudy, Rudy, Rudy (say it with me now) I always cry too

Now Voyager

Ransom

Shawshank Redemption

Matrix
Wiz of Oz
Unbreakable
A Christmas Story
White Chicks
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Napoleon Dynamite
Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless mind
Kill Bill part 1 and 2

Raising Arizona, my fav line: We ate dirt!, You ate dirt?

Okay, I love

- Much Ado About Nothing
- Raising Arizona (Son, you got a panty on your head.)
- Breakfast Club
- Four Rooms
- An Affair to Remember
- Jaws

Sense and Sensibility (Favorite)
Where the Heart Is
The Godfather
The Wizard of Oz
The Color Purple
Breakfast Club
Guess Who's Coming To Dinner
The American President
The Waterboy
Robin Hood (Disney)
Hercules (Disney)
Kiss The Girls

I forgot American President. How could I forget Sydney Ellen Wade?

We watch The Emperor's New Groove a lot. Too funny.

The Usual Suspects
12 Monkeys
The Sixth Sense
The Matrix
Fight Club
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
Basic
Identity
Cypher

and my classic: It's a wonderful life (with Jimmy Stewart)

new to this forum and found movies (yay) so, well Star Trek and Star Wars (the original 3) Indiana Jones, most Christmas ones but Grease i can watch that every time i see it and i have to say that i love Elvis Presley movies and Shirley Temple movies over and over again too LOL

Always one of my favourite questions, but because I am awkward, I have to split it into two catagories. One for stuff I love to watch regardless of my mood, and two, for those which I can watch because they are great examples of the power of film...so here goes!

-American Graffiti
-GhostBusters
-Rushmore
-Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (good pick Michelle, surprised I like it?)
-Evil Dead II
-Donnie Darko
-Groundhog Day
-Star Wars 1-6
-Goodfellas

The for catagory two there is stuff like Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original of course), Fight Club, Robocop, Suspiria, Living Dead at Manchester Morgue, Taxi Driver, Scarface, Magnolia, The Exorcist, Videodrome....

Honestly, I could go on, but I will have mercy!

1 Walkabout 1971
2 Logan's Run 1976
2 ABBA The Movie 1977
3 Xanadu 1980

100 Greatest Movies http://jimcolyer.com/papers/entry?id=28

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm ...

Shirley Temple movies, especially Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm and Heidi
The Secret Garden
Pride and Prejudice
Howard's End
Sense and Sensibility
Groundhog Day - watch it every Feb. 2nd
Clint Eastwood movies
National Lampoon's Christmas vacation
Home Alone (the 1st one)
Les Miserables
Seven Years in Tibet
The Railroad Children
Mrs. Doubtfire

I could watch street car named desire again and again I LOVE IT.

Bridget Jones's Diary
Lord of the Rings
Pirates of the Caribbean
King Arthur
The Notebook
Old School
Stripes
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Dante's Peak
Breakfast Club
Sixteen Candles

The Sound of Music
Les Miserables
Ghost
Always
Don't Cry For Me Argentina
The Matrix
Quigley Down Under
Paint Your Wagon
Crimsome Bridge

There's a movie about ABBA?!! I'm excited.

Goonies

Van Wilder and I will always gag, no matter how many times I see it.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

The Way We Were
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Gone With the Wind
My Cousin Vinny
Moonstruck
Carlito's Way
On the Waterfront
State Fair (the Jean Craine version)
Any Monty Python Movie
Closer
Two Women
Divorce Italian Style
Le Divorce
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
To Sir With Love
Chapter Two
The Goodbye Girl
Love Story
Before Sunrise
Before Sunset
Funny Girl
The Prince of Tides
Bullet
Enter the Dragon (any Bruce Lee film actually)
Plaza Suite
LA Story
Say Anything
Heathers
Clueless
BabyFace (Barbra Stanwyck)
My Fair Lady
Home for the Holidays
Mixed Nuts
If Lucy Fell
Barefoot in the Park
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Any Clint Eastwood Film
The Hustler
Bonnie and Clyde
My Louisiana Sky

Memento
Groundhog Day
Liar Liar
The Professional (aka Leon)
The Matrix

some people have good taste in movies :-P

Pirates of the carrebian 1 and 2
war of the worlds (with tom cruise)
wedding crashers
the rock
last samuri
con air
italian job (remake and with michel caine)
all the harry potters lol
transporter 1 and 2

and im awaiting to see 'cars' i cant wait i think that will be great :-)

Blade Runner
Apocalypse Now
Until the End of the World
Big Trouble in Little China
Brazil

These are my favorite ones...In NO particular order!!!

Oldies but Goodies:
Meet Me in Saint Loius
The Court Jester
Casa Blanca
Boys Town
The Water Front

Dramatic:
City of Angels
The Green Mile
A Beautiful Mind
Arlington Road
The Game
Conspiracy Theory
Sixth Sense
Shawshank Redemption

Dramatic yet Funny:
As Good As it Gets
The Princess Bride
On Golden Pond
Roxanne

the notebook
the shawshank redemption
anchorman
harold and kumar go to white castle
two week's notice
ran
working girl
the thomas crowne affair (brosnan & russo)
hunt for red october
hedwig and the angry inch
wonder boys
a room with a view

Bridget Jones Diary
Pride & Prejudice (I have a thing for the Mr. Darcy types!)
Napoleon Dynamite
How To Lose A Guy in 10 Days

THE NOTEBOOK OVER AND OVER AGAIN .. BEST FILM!!

I actually like The Notebook too. I refused to watch it because I loved the book and movies never seem to get the feel of the book. I finally watched it one day by myself and I cried the whole movie. I didn't like how it ended because it was different than the movie. I really like the second book (the Wedding)about Ally and Noah's family. But it was a great film, but I only have one viewing in me.

You've Got Mail
Alien
Jurasic Park
Sabrina

Band of Brothers
Tristan and Isolde
Singing In The Rain
King Arthur
The Notebook
Anything with James Franco!
For The Boys

The Sounds of Music
The English Patient
Dirty Dancing
Beaches
Pretty Woman
Grease

Gosh there are too many to name.

1 The Emigrants 1971
2 The New Land 1972
3 Walkabout 1971
4 Rome Adventure 1962
5 Green Mansions 1958
6 Xanadu 1980
7 ABBA The Movie 1977

There are so many! And I know I will make a list, only to later realize a dozen others I'd forgotten. However, I'll put down the ones that come to mind right now:

Sleepless In Seattle
You've Got Mail
The Bridges Of Madison County
Trains, Planes, And Automobiles
Dances With Wolves
The Birds
Psycho
The Trouble With Harry
Alien
The Right Stuff
The Best Years Of Our Lives
The Glenn Miller Story
Harvey
Arsenic And Old Lace
The African Queen
My Friend Flicka
Black Beauty
Old Yeller
It's A Wonderful Life
Jurassic Park
Jaws
Twister
The 40-Year-Old Virgin
Life Is Beautiful
Lassie Come Home
The Three Lives Of Thomasina
Bruce Almighty

***and I also wanted to mention a couple of movies that I felt were tremendously well done - excellent films, but I certainly couldn't watch them over and over again...they were just too haunting:

Saving Private Ryan
Schindler's List

Ha-ha, Lisa would watch "Conan" over and over again - oh wait, so would I. I also agree that "Noises Off", the best stage production I have ever seen translated very well to the big screen and is worth watch at least once a year.

ha ha, rae liked "Big Trouble in Little China"... oh wait, so do I. "Brazil" too.

I also rewatch cheap detective comedies such as, well, "The Cheap Detective", "Clue", "Murder by Death"

While I am not one who has memorized every Monty Python line ewver written, I do find that every couple of years or so, I realize it is time to seek Grrrrrail again. Monty Python's "The Holy Grail"

Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Mirror Has Two Faces
Bridget Jones Diaries (plus sequel)
Pirates of the Carribean (plus sequel - can't wait for 3rd)
Overboard
Sabrina
Fugitive
While You Were Sleeping
Pillow Talk
Oklahoma
Rocky series (can't wait to see #6)

Donna

godfather part one
planet of the apes

Lord of the Rings
Ghost
The Secret
Jurassic Park
Cast away
Forest Gump

How did I miss this? iN NO ORDER:
ALWAYS(Richard Dreyfuss & Holly Hunter)

WHAT ABOUT BOB?(Dreyfuss and Bill Murray)

SOMEWHERE IN TIME(Only Chris Reeve movie I can tolerate)

any Ryan and/or Hanks film(together or separately-not FOREST GUMP---sorry world did not like it)

any Keanu Reeves film(well, not MATRIX II)

39 STEPS

VERTIGO

REAR WINDOW

Anything by Mel Brooks(Not SPACE BALLS)

anything with Bruce Willis

All the ALIEN franchise

All the GODFATHER franchise

LotR trilogy

FirSt STARWARS trilogy

LITTLE FOXES

FANTASIA

BABY'S DAY OUT

BETTER OFF DEAD

Some of my faves to watch over and over are:

The Shootist

Anatomy of a Murder

The Mummy & The Mummy Returns - Brendan Fraser

The Scorpion King

Inherit The Wind

Twelve Angry Men (original)

West Side Story

A Christmas Story

It's A Wonderful Life

Rocky II

The Cowboys

Hang 'Em High

How The West Was Won

McClintock

Love and Death 1975

This is Woody Allen's funniest film and one of his most underrated.

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The Phantom of the Opera(2004 & 1980)
The Fountainhead
Ball of Fire
Back to the Future Trilogy
Dirty Dancing
Death Becomes Her
Ghostbusters
Father of the Bride and Father of the Bride Part 2

Pillow Talk

Planet of the Apes

Forest Gump

No rhyme, no reason.

I dont know about you guys, but I can watch this guy over and over again. And then watch him some more. Sorry Mrs. Jolie but you so dont deserve someone this damn fine. Not to overshadow the fact that Brads acting is just amazing. I mean really he has so many classics but this one is by far the most classic. Tell me if you remeber this:

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Tootsie - have watched it many times...
Fargo - loved the characters.
The Party - hilarious.
The Birdcage - loved it.
Philadelphia - makes me cry.
Beaches - once again, makes me cry.
Steel Magnolia's - fabulous cast & characters.
Moonstruck - "feel good" story.
Tea with Mussolini - great cast and story.
Ladies of Lavender - love Judy Dench.

Forrest Gump
I Am Sam
What Dreams May Come
Matrix - all
Harvey
Driving Miss Daisy
As Good As It Gets
Drop Dead Fred
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Life as a House
It's a Wonderful Life
To Kill a Mockingbird

Birdcage - The shoes...they make me fall down

Tootsie - I'm Edward Kimberly........gasp, gasp, oh...

Whatever Happened to Baby Jane - We've got rats in the cellar

Halloween - As a matter of fact, that was the boogeyman

The Others - Sometimes you see them, sometimes you don't

JAWS - We're gonna need a bigger boat

My all-time favorite movie is "The Women" (1939). I generally don't have the patience to rewatch movies, but I could watch that one over and over. The snappy dialogue stands up even though it is 60 years old. I've read that an updated version has been filmed and should be released this year, but I'm not sure that I want to see it.

Winchester '73 - Love Jimmy Stewart

The Godfather 1 and 2

Life of Brian - Monty Python

Chato's Land - Bronson

Breakout - Another Bronson movie

MASH and the MASH Final movie - Goodbye, Farewell and Amen

Song of the South - Love Uncle Remus

Jaws was a "thriller / horror" when it came out - but in modern times it really is a great "normal" adventure movie with some awesome lines in it I still break out laughing in some scenes

On Golden Pond

Love Story

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner

The Hand That Rocks The Cradle

Any movie with Robert Dinero in it.

Breaking Away (1979)
Absolutely love this movie!