Movies you could watch over and over? v2

[SilverDoe_]

Harry Potter
Disney films made in the 90's (The Lion King, Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame etc.)

Basically anything I grew up watching

[eddie330]

Inception, to try to understand it!

[Rhovanion]

The Lord Of The Rings
The Crow
Interview With The Vampire
The Goonies
Titanic
The Sound Of Music
Singin' In The Rain
Pirates Of The Caribbean
X-Men
Anne Of Green Gables
Little Women (1994)
Kate & Leopold
Forrest Gump
Lost In Austen
Fanny & Alexander
Allrakäraste Syster
Juloratoriet

[Vagalume]

And what about Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain?

[DanaSnape]

SO many. Some I own, some I watch whenever they happen to be on.

The Harry Potter films, obviously
Sweeny Todd
Pirates of the Carribean (the 1st one, especially)
Labyrinth (still my all time favorite. I have NO idea how many times I've seen it)
Silence of the Lambs
10 things I hate about you
You've Got Mail
Sense & Sensibility (LOVE)
Titanic
Inception
Dogma
Lion King (best disney movie ever!)
The Breakfst Club
Sabrina (the original)
My Fair Lady
Singing In The Rain
White Christmas
Young Frakenstein
Monty Python & the Holy Grail
Bridget Jones
Robin Hood:Prince of Thieves
Ever After
Never Been Kissed
American Pie
Wizard of Oz
Sound of Music
Sleepy Hollow
Alice in Wonderland (Johnny Depp version)
Roman Holiday
Dirty Dancing
Jurassic Park
Snow Cake
Ocean's Eleven
Gladiator
Edward Scissorhands
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Funny Face
Interview With The Vampire
The Wedding Planner (I love that cheesy movie!)
The Burbs
Big
Halloween
The Shining


(Lots of Johnny Depp, Alan Rickman and Audrey Hepburn on this list, lol)

[HazelLumos43]

Oooh, this is an awesome topic!

Here are the ones I can think of:

*Harry Potter film series
*The Lord of the Rings trilogy
*Amelie
*La Vie En Rose
*Titanic
*The Last of the Mohicans
*Never Let Me Go
*Pride and Prejudice (any)
*The Wedding Singer
*50 First Dates
*500 Days of Summer
*Gladiator
*Finding Nemo
*Monsters Inc
*Thor
*Fried Green Tomatoes
*Stand By Me
*Now and Then
*My Girl
*Forrest Gump
*Lars and the Real Girl

[Duckiedee]

Here are mine.. all of the HP movies, all of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, Princess Bride, Serenity, Young Frankenstein, Up, Finding Nemo, Clue, Rocky Horror Picture Show, and that's all I can think of right now. I'm sure there's more.

[yorkiedoodle]

I'll probably remember more later - but to start with:-

Harry Potter - all of them
Inception
Love Actually
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Cemetery Junction
500 days of Summer
Sound of Music
Mary Poppins
Lord of the Rings

edited to add The History Boys


I'll probably be back later to add to the list...

[Inigo Imago]

Harry Potter (obviously)
Lord of the Rings
Bourne Identity
The Holiday
Stardust
What Happens In Vegas
Any Disney Classic (Aladdin, Beauty & the Beast, Cinderella, Lion King, Little Mermaid, Sleeping Beauty, etc.)
The Incredibles
The Italian Job
Wimbledon

There are many others that would gladly watch multiple times, but the ones listed above are movies that I could actually put in the DVD player, leave on repeat for 24 hours and never get bored (I've done this with several of them too ).

[Williwaw]

Harry Potter movies
Star Wars (original trilogy)
Lord of the Rings trilogy
Serenity
Dead Poets Society
Leon:The Professional
Die Hard (movies 1 and 4)
The Breakfast Club
State of Grace
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
Snow Cake
A Beautiful Mind
Dogma
Clerks
Steel Magnolias
St. Elmo's Fire
Carolina
Gladiator
Mystic River
Once Upon a Time in the West
Calamity Jane (Doris Day musical)
Paint Your Wagon
A Patch of Blue
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947)

...I best stop listing them, there are so many more!

[FastDebrid]

Mine would be of course the HP series, High School Musical trilogy and Thor!

[CJP]

Taxi Driver
Apocalypse Now
2001: A Space Odyssey
The Lord of the Rings trilogy
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Fantasia
A Clockwork Orange
Goodfellas
The Deer Hunter
Raging Bull
The Field
Psycho
The Machinist
Pulp Fiction
All of the Star Wars films (yes, that includes the prequels)
Citizen Kane
American Psycho
Battle Royale

[Moriath]

Out of Africa and The 13th Warrior, as different as they are. I'd choose the former for when I want to sob my heart out and the latter for surprisingly layered yet not too complex entertainment.

Also, Underworld, which is strangely addictive.

The 1995 BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice is also on my list, even if that is not technically a movie.

[Yoana]

I must have seen Romeo + Juliet something like 50 times and it's ridiculously exciting every time.

[WilderE]

Hello there, I've just thought I would post here. I've been watching my favorite movies lately and I realize that there are some of them I could watch again and again:
Here are some of them I can recall right away:
Titanic
Matrix
Harry Potter
Lord of the Rings
Avatar
Lion King
Equilibrium
My Fair Lady
Sound of Music



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[yorkiedoodle]

I have to add Tinker tailor Soldier Spy to the list I posted ages ago! I have it on fairly regularly and I absolutely love it! The quality of the acting is AMAZING!

[HedwigOwl]

Moonstruck
Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland
Inception
Matrix (all)
Men In Black (all)
Star Trek (JJ Abrams)
Star Trek Wrath of Khan
Star Trek The Journey Home
Defending Your Life
Field of Dreams
Finding Nemo
High Fidelity
Harry Potter (all)
Hook
In & Out
Indiana Jones (all)
Stranger Than Fiction
Midnight in Paris
Sherlock Holmes (Downey Jr./Jude Law)
Up In The Air
Whale Rider
Where the Wild Things Are
Spirited Away
Good Night and Good Luck
Groundhog Day
Jurassic Park (original)
Toy Story 3
Lost In Translation
Sideways
Ever After
Birdcage
Billy Elliott

[Night_Sarabande]

"Labyrinth," Titanic," the "Nightmare On Elm Street" series, and "Jaws. I could watch all of them over and over and never get sick of them.

[Goddess_Clio]

Originally Posted by Moriath

The 1995 BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice is also on my list, even if that is not technically a movie.

Hey, it's like 6 hours long, I'd say it qualifies as being a movie!

I'm surprised at how often Titanic has cropped up on these lists as I've generally heard nothing but how much people hate it! I think it's a good movie, in fact I like it even more now, especially after watching the historical commentary on the 10th anniversary edition DVD - fascinating!

I'm also surprised by how many people love Tinker, Tailor, Solider, Spy - it's the only movie I slept through while watching it in theaters because it was so slow and boring. Fifteen minutes into it and I was totally lost.

Okay, my list:

The Goonies (can't remember a time when I didn't watch this movie)
Dirty Dancing (I learned to do the dance down the aisle when I was like 7! )
'90's Disney features (I finally bought Lion Kind on DVD!)
Pixar films including:

• Toy Story (the one that started it all! So sweet and clever and well written!)
• Monsters Inc. (so sweet!)
• The Incredibles (so clever!)
• Finding Nemo (so quotable! :lol)

Pride and Prejudice (BBC miniseries - yes, it's a movie!)
The 10th Kingdom (NBC miniseries - very cleverly written and engaging)
Indiana Jones (Original three, not the Crystal Skull crude they're trying to pass off)
Lord of the Rings (though I admit I think I've watched them too much)
Jurrasic Park (awesome!)
The Lost World (for sentimental reasons, not really because it's good)
Titanic (be still, my 13-year-old heart... )
Romeo + Juliette (be still, by 12-year-old heart... )
Sense and Sensibility (1995 Emma Thompson version; mmm, Alan Rickman... )
Dances with Wolves (let's all face facts, Avatar is just a remake of this movie)

[SnyderD]

Lord of the Rings Trilogy