What are some movies you can watch over, and over again?

Question

If you have more then one, list them and say why for each. Thanks.

Answer 1

Home Alone...when it came out on video i watched that movie at least once a day!

Alice In Wonderland...my favorite Disney cartoon ever, although i do enjoy all disney movies

The Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, 16 Candles...well let's just say any film made by John Hughes cause his movies are so awesome

A Few Good Men...one of my fave movies ever...Jack Nicholson is awesome in this movie

National Lampoons Christmas Vacation....family tradition at my house, and that movie will never get old..it's hilarious

Dirty Dancing...need i say more? Awesomely awesome movie!

The Karate Kid movies...Mr. Miagi and Daniel son rocks!!

Answer 2

The Nun's Story - the book made me want to be a better person, the movie reminds me of it;

Dead Man Walking - not merely the strength of the acting, but the fact that it continues to be thought-provoking whatever your view of the death penalty.

Richard III - the Ian McKellen version; it's set in 1930's Britain, brilliantly doing him as a kind of Mosley character, and I watch it simply because it's so darned good.

The Right Stuff - too many good things to list, just can't stop watching it.

True Blue - the true story of the Oxford Boat Race mutiny; again beautifully acted but full of the conundrums of leadership etc., and every man I've ever watched it with has been in tears before the end.

Badlands - Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek: not only brilliantly directed and acted, but the music is incredible.

Will that do for now?

Answer 3

Nothing to lose- Because it's just hilarious!

Ocean's Eleven-Nearly every actor I truly adore is in that movie.

Silence of the lambs-Not the most romantic movie, but it was the first movie I ever watched with my husband. It was Halloween 1997!

My best friend's wedding-Just a cute movie!

Father of the bride part 1 and 2 (Especially part 2) I just like Steve Martin and I think that the movie is very sweet.

Air Force One-I don't really know why! Maybe it's just the idea of how cool it would be if the President of the United States could single handily kick a bunch of terrorist butt's!

Answer 4

Resivour Dogs.
The way that the film is done with flashbacks and the plot. I grew up loving it. Watch it all the time. Quentin Tarantino has a lot of great classics, soon to be classics, in my book. Pulp Fiction, From Dusk Until Dawn
Boondock Saints is another must see!
Stand By Me- A great movie about a bunch of freinds that go on an adventure. Great acting.
Forrest Gump- Brought a tear to my eyes, very sentimental and funny with the odd historical accuracies that Gump gets involved with.
Crash- Awesome movie about racial indifferences. Makes you think a little about how other people view races.
Blow- Learn how the underworld of drugs are. It has everything from good vs bad(even though "drugs are bad", It has Pee Wee Herman in it!

Answer 5

Forrest Gump: the humor, the different scenes, the characters
Amelie: the humor, beautiful scenes
Annie Hall: the humor, Woody Allen's best movie
Office Space: the humor!!
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon: great martial arts
Lord of the Rings movies: special effects
Star Wars movies: special effects
Star Trek movies, especially # 2, # 4, # 6: special effects
The Godfather movies: great characters and story, good acting
The Matrix: special effects
Monty Python and the Holy Grail: the one-liners
The Last Emperor: great story, beautiful scenes
Groundhog Day: hiliarious with Bill Murray
I'm Gonna Git You Sucka: the one-liners
2001 A Space Odyssey: beautiful scenes
The Shining: very scary, great one-liners
Airplane: great one-liners

Answer 6

Grounghog day
As good as it gets
Hyper Sapien, People from another Star
The Bobo
Dream a little dream
Love is all there is
Playing by heart
Reindeer Games
2 days in the valley
Candyman 3
The Bodyguard
Mr and Mrs Smith
Hackers
Final Destination 2
Love Potion #9
The man with the golden gun
Valdez is coming
Ghost
Wicked Ways
... and god created woman (new version)
The woman in red
Waterboy
The time machine (new version)
The Tuareg
Terminator 3
Sweet home Alabama
The sixth day
The 27th day
Roadhouse
Rio Bravo
The quick and the dead
Peggy Sue got married
Patriot games
The parent trap (the original)
Oscar
Night of the comet
Man's favorite sport
A little sex
The marrying man
It had to be you
The Legend of Zorro
The Count of Monte Cristo

Check them out below. These are just some favorites of mine of the over 1,200 movies I own.

http://www.imdb.com

Answer 7

The Breakfast club, because during that time it helped me to really take a look at how I behaved around others in school, and I felt that every kid was like one of those 5 five characters in that movie.

The Blues Brothers cause I love the music, and I'm from Chicago where they filmed it. It's nice to see how much Chicago's changed since then.

Love Jones, because it was an awesome movie.

Ghost Busters, I don't know why

Super Man with Christopher Reeves, cause I thought he was so handsome.

The Mummy, I love all of the movies,

Harry Potter, Magic and fantasy is just cool, Plus I read all of the books so it's nice to see what someone elses imagination come alive on screen

Pretty Woman because it's tripped out, cause I think that this is a modern day fairy tale.

The Ten Commandments, because it reminds me of what God's expectations are for us even to this day.

There are too many more, but these are some of them.

Answer 8

Pulp Fiction: Its such a fun movie and there's always new stuff to see if you watch carefully

Lost In Translation: Because there's no such thing as too much Scarlett Johansson... or Bill Murray (but for different reasons)

Leaving Las Vegas: An incredibly emotional experience, watch this any time you feel like binge drinking

The Godfather (I or II): Because it's the Godfather... 'nuff said

Answer 9

Airplane
Kentucky Fried Movie.

Answer 10

Airplane- It's hilarious! It's almost as old as I am, but it's still great. I saw it for the first time 5 years or so ago, now I catch it on TV when it's on...
Forrest Gump- My grandparents had a blackbox when it was on Pay-Per-View. I thought it was so lame, but then nothing else was on one day, I ended up watching it. Loved it! It was such a sweet story. But, I've seen it probably 100 times, but I still can't figure out if Jenny's son is really Forrest's kid, or if she just lied because she wanted him to be taken care of....