Film you could watch over and over again

FrankJaeger · 23-09-2012, 13:15

Goodfellas is very rewatchable.

Pob-Bundy · 23-09-2012, 13:34

Robocop- A film of multiple layers surprisingly. While I appreciated it's sleek look as a child (therefore buying the toys guns etc) as an adult I see it differently. I get a sense of sadness, excitement and when the music starts it's very moving. I won't be seeing the remake.

Dumb and Dumber- Just comedy perfection.

The Machinist- Murky and depressing what's not to like?

The Departed- Just a great film

The Big Lebowski- Relaxing

Misery- Glad I'm not him

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory- Encourages hunger and envy of those little pricks.

Fear of Fours · 23-09-2012, 15:50

The Station Agent
This Is England
Wonder Boys
The Lost Boys
The Birdcage
The Fog (1980)
Halloween Series
Almos Famous
Adventures in Babysitting
The Goonies
Dazed and Confused
The 'Burbs
Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
The Night Listener
Zodiac
Superbad
Escape from New York
The Thing
Go
Harry Potter films
Reality Bites

owl61uk · 23-09-2012, 18:52

2 things surprise me about the films mentioned to far or not. Cannot believ that no on ehas mentioned AIRPLANE. You have to watch it at least half dozen times to actually see/hear all the jokes, as you are too busy laughing.

I watched this again recently for the first time in about 10 years and saw 2 jokes that I had not seen before. This fill has the most laughs of any film ever made.

Why oh Why do so many like the Home Alone films, very surprising

rkid · 23-09-2012, 22:47

Man on the Moon, Jim Carey at his best

Breaking Glass, great soundtrack

Quadrophenia

Johnny Clay · 23-09-2012, 22:49

The Invisible Man
The French Connection
2001
A Canterbury Tale

rkid · 23-09-2012, 22:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by hello.member

Also, Rita, Sue and Bob too!!

Love it! and i've seen the stage play about 5 times

rkid · 23-09-2012, 22:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by hello.member

Well i'm 23

Never seen that one, who's it star

Tt88 · 24-09-2012, 00:02

Ones i have watched a lot are life of brian, home alone 1 and 2 and all the lethal weapons. Ive only recently seen rocky horror picture show and i can see why thats one people often watch a lot!

Fear of Fours · 24-09-2012, 00:09

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Originally Posted by owl61uk

Why oh Why do so many like the Home Alone films, very surprising

I wouldn't say it's surprising. The first two films are entertaining and perfect to kick back for 90 minutes and watch.

red_g00ner · 24-09-2012, 13:11

Off the top of my head, and reading all the messages so far in this thread may have influenced my decisions, but here goes:

i) Alien
ii) Aliens (there is no need to put a 2)

iii) The Usual Suspects
iv) Red Cliff
v) Akira

But there are loads.

maurice45 · 24-09-2012, 20:37

I've seen these mentioned already, but Alien, Aliens and Goodfellas would be on that list.

The American Pie series
The Die Hard series
Godfather
Godfather Part II
The Dark Knight Trilogy
The Avengers series
28 Days Later
Rise of the Footsoldier
Predator trilogy (Original, P2 & Predators...NOT AVP)
Terminator & T2

Sharon87 · 24-09-2012, 21:03

Back to the Future Trilogy

Bridget Jones Diary. (the only chick flick I own)

These are the films I've probably seen the most

IanPH · 24-09-2012, 21:27

One not mentioned that I never tire of is Blazing Saddles.

Absolutely love the sheer lunacy of it,

muggins14 · 26-09-2012, 09:38

Field of Dreams
The Goodbye Girl
The Big Chill (1983)
The Lost Boys
Keith

LykkieLi · 26-09-2012, 09:57

Nothing, I can't bear to see the same film over and over again. 3 times is my maximum, except maybe Dirty Dancing.

rumpleteazer · 26-09-2012, 11:52

Elizabeth: The Golden Age. I can watch that movie on a loop, every time I watch it I want to applaud at the end, there's just something perfect about it.

Gilash · 26-09-2012, 16:50

Grease

stripedcat · 26-09-2012, 17:33

A Matter of Life and Death
The Third Man
Sunset Boulevard
Great Expectations(David Lean's version)
The 39 Steps(Alfred Hitchcock version)
The Lady Vanishes(Alfred Hitchcock version)
Psycho(Alfred Hitchcock version - amazingly even after you know the 'twist' - it still reveals more on repeat viewings)
The Double Indemnity
La Dolcé a Vita
The Player
Short Cuts
The Godfather
The Godfather Part II
Taxi Driver
Mean Streets
Fanny and Alexander
Kind Hearts and Coronets
Chinatown
Dog Day Afternoon
Cabaret
Unforgiven

Bunny82 · 26-09-2012, 18:00

Big Lebowski
Truly Madly Deeply
Withnail & I
HP & The Prisoner of Azkaban
Leon
Con Air
Wonder Boys
Cache (Hidden)

Charles II · 26-09-2012, 18:15

All the Bruce Lee films.

soulboy77 · 26-09-2012, 18:38

There are some films that I would watch if I haven't seen them for good while but none that I'd watch over and over.

Hugh Jboobs · 26-09-2012, 18:41

Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World.

Don't know why. I wouldn't call it a classic and it's not even my favourite film. But I could easily watch it over and over again!

cliffy91 · 26-09-2012, 20:24

12 Angry Men
On The Waterfront
Goodfellas
Cape Fear (De Niro's version)
Awakenings (De Niro's greatest performance)
Red Dragon

these films I can and have watched over and over again

Deccomajor · 26-09-2012, 23:43

Any Clint Eastwood western, All the Die-Hard films, All Bruce Lee films, certain Christmas films, Scrooge (51 & 70), A Christmas Carol (Patrick Stewart), Home Alone, then classics like Bullitt, Jaws, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Uncle Buck, Kellys Hereos, Zulu, The Great Escape.

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23-09-2012, 13:15	#76
FrankJaeger Inactive Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 329	Goodfellas is very rewatchable.

23-09-2012, 13:34	#77
Pob-Bundy Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 614	Robocop- A film of multiple layers surprisingly. While I appreciated it's sleek look as a child (therefore buying the toys guns etc) as an adult I see it differently. I get a sense of sadness, excitement and when the music starts it's very moving. I won't be seeing the remake. Dumb and Dumber- Just comedy perfection. The Machinist- Murky and depressing what's not to like? The Departed- Just a great film The Big Lebowski- Relaxing Misery- Glad I'm not him Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory- Encourages hunger and envy of those little pricks.

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Fear of Fours Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Agoura Hills Posts: 965	The Station Agent This Is England Wonder Boys The Lost Boys The Birdcage The Fog (1980) Halloween Series Almos Famous Adventures in Babysitting The Goonies Dazed and Confused The 'Burbs Priscilla, Queen of the Desert The Night Listener Zodiac Superbad Escape from New York The Thing Go Harry Potter films Reality Bites

23-09-2012, 18:52	#79
owl61uk Forum Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 254	2 things surprise me about the films mentioned to far or not. Cannot believ that no on ehas mentioned AIRPLANE. You have to watch it at least half dozen times to actually see/hear all the jokes, as you are too busy laughing. I watched this again recently for the first time in about 10 years and saw 2 jokes that I had not seen before. This fill has the most laughs of any film ever made. Why oh Why do so many like the Home Alone films, very surprising

23-09-2012, 22:47	#80
rkid Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 516	Man on the Moon, Jim Carey at his best Breaking Glass, great soundtrack Quadrophenia

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Johnny Clay Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 1,958	The Invisible Man The French Connection 2001 A Canterbury Tale

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Tt88 Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 2,376	Ones i have watched a lot are life of brian, home alone 1 and 2 and all the lethal weapons. Ive only recently seen rocky horror picture show and i can see why thats one people often watch a lot!

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red_g00ner Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: UK Posts: 709	Off the top of my head, and reading all the messages so far in this thread may have influenced my decisions, but here goes: i) Alien ii) Aliens (there is no need to put a 2) iii) The Usual Suspects iv) Red Cliff v) Akira But there are loads.

24-09-2012, 20:37	#87
maurice45 Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Quahog Posts: 20,635	I've seen these mentioned already, but Alien, Aliens and Goodfellas would be on that list. The American Pie series The Die Hard series Godfather Godfather Part II The Dark Knight Trilogy The Avengers series 28 Days Later Rise of the Footsoldier Predator trilogy (Original, P2 & Predators...NOT AVP) Terminator & T2

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Sharon87 Forum Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: London Services: Sky+ Posts: 3,364	Back to the Future Trilogy Bridget Jones Diary. (the only chick flick I own) These are the films I've probably seen the most

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IanPH Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 46	One not mentioned that I never tire of is Blazing Saddles. Absolutely love the sheer lunacy of it,

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LykkieLi Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 2,433	Nothing, I can't bear to see the same film over and over again. 3 times is my maximum, except maybe Dirty Dancing.

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rumpleteazer Forum Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Milton Keynes Posts: 2,626	Elizabeth: The Golden Age. I can watch that movie on a loop, every time I watch it I want to applaud at the end, there's just something perfect about it.

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cliffy91 Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 1,124	12 Angry Men On The Waterfront Goodfellas Cape Fear (De Niro's version) Awakenings (De Niro's greatest performance) Red Dragon these films I can and have watched over and over again

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Deccomajor Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Manchester Services: Sky's the limit. Posts: 292	Any Clint Eastwood western, All the Die-Hard films, All Bruce Lee films, certain Christmas films, Scrooge (51 & 70), A Christmas Carol (Patrick Stewart), Home Alone, then classics like Bullitt, Jaws, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Uncle Buck, Kellys Hereos, Zulu, The Great Escape.