MOVIES YOU CAN WATCH AGAIN AND AGAIN

Grapes of Wrath
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
Dr Faustus (yes, the Richard Burton fiasco)
Midnight Cowboy
High Noon (or just about any well made western, including Good Bad Ugly and ox-Bow Incident)
My Fair Lady
Marat/Sade
White Heat
M*A*S*H*

This has had a long run recently at:

http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=18763

Unfortunately as they are working on the design and function of the site over the past months I cannot feature anything. Otherwise, Letty's thread would have been featured.

But let's play the game -- it is Oscar tonight!

Blade Runner
2001: A Space Odyssey
A Clockwork Orange
Things to Come
The Red Shoes
To Kill a Mockingbird
On the Watefront

...there are actually so many which is why I'd be submitting a list of more than one hundred films.

Life of Brian
The Producers
Night at the Opera

and many more

Cold Comfort Farm
Still Crazy
The Name of the Rose
Titus Andronicus
Blade II
The Three Muskateers (the "its red wine with a chase" version)
Shrek
Embrace of the Vampire (Allysa Milano...rrrowrr!)
Life of Brian
The Full Monty
Labyrinth
Any Zatoichi film
The Karate Kid parts I and II
Le Cite de les Enfants Perdu.
The Crow I, II, and III.
Robin Hood (Errol Flynn)
Zorro (Banderas)
Zorro the Gay Blade (NOT Banderas)
El Mariachi (ole!)
My Cousin Vinny
Lucas
Drop Dead Gorgeous
Heathers
The Craft


Thats a good start.

My Cousin Vinny was a movie I got dragged to. I thought I was going to hate it, a mindless bit of cinematic drivel. I loved it.

The film version of "A StreetCar Named Desire".

Re: MOVIES YOU CAN WATCH AGAIN AND AGAIN


Since you've selected The IcePalace, let me add another of Edna Ferber's goodies: "So Big". ( My favorite )

I'm with Edgar on the westerns.

I've also seen all the Lethal Weapons many times.

Additions:
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Kristy Swanson)
Ringu 0,1, and 2.
The Ring
Fear dot com
The Exorcist
An American Werewolf in Paris
Blame it on the Bellboy
Beverly Hills Cop
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Batman
The Last Temptation of Christ
Run Lola Run
No Such Thing
Beetlejuice (beetlejuice, beetlejuice)
But I'm a Cheerleader
Like Water for Chocolate
Tie ME Up Tie Me Down
Jefferey ("you don't understand..I'm a Cath-O-Lic Priest!")
Dracula 2000
Spies Like Us
Stripes (did basic training at Ft. Knox, where the movie was filmed. )
Buffalo Soldiers (the real army)
Hairspray
anything Todd Solondz
anything Juzo Itami
Shall We Dansu?
All the Thin Man movies
The Frisco Kid (Harrison FOrd and GEne Wilder as cowboy and Rabbi.)
Romy and Michelle's High School Re-unuion
The Princess Bride (I don't believe they exist!)
Buckaroo Banzai
Big Trouble in Little China (Buckaroo banzai's unnoficial sequel)
Earth Girls are Easy (Cause I'm a blonde..yeah, yeah, yeah!)

The Best Years of Our Lives"

I return again and again to foreign language films for their profound conceptions of life:

The Gardens of the Finzi-Continis
Night of the Shooting Stars
L'Aventura
The Rules of the Game
Tokyo Story
Woman in the Dunes (some of the most haunting imagery in all of film history)
Rififi
The Bicycle Thief
La Strada
Ran

again, on and on...

Im a pedestrian at film connoiseurship so Im gonna add
gET SHORTY
The Ghost and the Darkness
what nobody liked monty Pythons MEANING OF LIFE?

I liked it, but felt it inferior to the Life of Brian, or the Holy grail.

farmerman, Did you know that "Last of the Mohicans" was filmed at Chimney Rock Park in North Carolina? My brother took me there when we attended his son's wedding in 1993. The reception was held at the Biltmore Estate.

Goonies
Mask (the old one with Cher & Eric Stoltz)
The Bridges of Madison County
Thelma & Louise ( on tv tonight )


my daughter has watched Nemo 4000 since Christmas - so I think I will add her vote

ci, I lived near asheville in a town called Spruce Pine when I was doing some prospecting for Lithium ore in the 80s. i love that area of the planet.

I cant believe that everybodys movies are ones they can watch over and over. That takes a special movie for me. 2 morte that I can watch are
The Christmas Story (Jean Shephards narrative)

Witness- cause I live near where the movie was shot.

Braveheart
Sabrina (old and new)
Ghost
Ground Hog Day
Lonesome Dove
all Clint Eastwood's spaghetti westerns
Dances with Wolves
Gone With The Wind
Casablanca
African Queen
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
...my list goes on and on

colorbook, When you rewatch Groundhog Day, how many times do you see the repeating scenes? LOL

I just like this movie...He keeps trying over and over to get the girl. :wink: