MOVIES YOU CAN WATCH AGAIN AND AGAIN

Id say the gladiator.

for me the foll:

1.guns of navarone.
2.dangerous minds.
3.terminator II.

Dumb and dumber

Road warrior

Man, I haven't seen Road Warrior in years!

I thought "Bubbahotep" would be on your list, Amigo.

"Road Warrior" is being showin in high definition on the INHD Movie channel this month. Better put it on the hard drive.

(Even though I dislike almost everything Mel Gibson has done after "Braveheart," and that's not my favorite historical movie by far).

Yea! Bubbahotep..........and Ishtar.

Oh, don't give me that "Ishtar" crap again. Warren Beatty and Dustin Hoffman with some much sand in their crack they couldn't even talk straight.

Brokeback dunes?????

What are you getting at?

The Usual Suspects
Leave Her To Heaven
Pay It Forward

"The Usual Suspects" and "Leave Her To Heaven?" Hardly the religious fare I would expect to be on your list. What happened to Cecil B. Demille? You're not ready to see "Mashin' of the Christ" again?

(Just sparring with ya!)

That's a good one, Lightwizard. Actually, my favorite movie of that type would be "The Robe." I never miss a chance to see it.

"The Rope"! The first BIG CinemaScope movie which I saw at the now torn down Golden Gate theater in Whittier, CA. I do like that movie -- it's the only time Victor Immature delivered a really good performance. However, I liked Richard Burton much better in "Becket."

I never heard of these movies.

What?! Ok, the Robe has Richard Burton and Jean Simmons. It's about the Centurion responsible for carrying out the crucifixion of Christ. Awesome movie. Richard Burton was brilliant in it.

The Usual Suspects has Kevin Spacey in it. Heck of a twist in this movie. Awesome. This is the first movie I saw with him in it and I'm hooked.

Pay It Forward is (can't remember his name) and Kevin Spacey and Helen Hunt. A real tear-jerker with an awesome message.

Leave Her to Heaven is an old, old film. Cornel Wilde and Gene Tierney. My absolute all time favorite movie. Vincent Price is in it too.

I saw Usual Suspects

What did you think of it, Amigo?

He's one of the suspects!

Quite a cast in "The Robe"

Richard Burton .... Marcellus Gallio
Jean Simmons .... Diana
Victor Mature .... Demetrius
Michael Rennie .... Peter
Jay Robinson .... Caligula
Dean Jagger .... Justus
Torin Thatcher .... Sen. Gallio
Richard Boone .... Pontius Pilate
Betta St. John .... Miriam
Jeff Morrow .... Paulus
Ernest Thesiger .... Emperor Tiberius
Dawn Addams .... Junia
Leon Askin .... Abidor

Victor Mature was in the sequel, again as Demetrius, "Demetrius and the Gladiators." He was the "keeper of the robe."

The Golden Gate Theater had just installed the giant CinemaScope screen and a new curtain. Darryl F. Zanuck opened the film on a convention screen with the 4:3 ratio to explain the "advent" of wide screen CinemaScope (actually used may years earlier in "The Last Trail" with John Wayne). Then the curtains parted to reveal this enourmous expanse of screen. Quite impressed at a young age, especially when those chariots went racing across the screen from right to left.

Sorry, MA, but I always have referred to the actor as Victor Immature -- it's a joke. This is Lightwizard and nothing is sacred.

Good but overated. I'm a harsh movie critic. I like movies other people hate and I don't like movies other people love.

<Sense and sensibility> - don't tell anyone.

but also Rushmore and Royal Tanenbaums. And Baron Munchhausen.