Movies you never get tired of

[Stellar]

you know the ones. movies you've seen more than ten times but just have to watch every time they come on.

for me it would have to be
- Jurassic park

- independence day

- Godzilla (1998)

- Sout park: bigger, longer and better

[The Mirrorball Man]

Interesting question. For me, that would be:

Alien
Annie Hall
Monty Python - The Meaning of Life
Raiders of the Lost Ark

[Lone Ranger]

Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid
Charade
Casblanca
Zoolander

Which one doesn't quite fit??

[Joe Rice]

The Thin Red Line
Amelie
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Singin' in the Rain
Jaws

[DonC]

I watched Star Wars every day for over a month back when I first got it on video tape.

I also never get tired of movies like Airplane!, The Naked Gun and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.

[Cleric of Hell's Brigade]

13th Warrior and Big Trouble in Little China come to mind.



Alien, Aliens, Predator, Ghostbusters, and Godzilla (With Matthew Broderick) are among my favorites to rewatch again and again.

[SnowTrooper]

Man on the Moon
Tremors
Anchorman
Clerks

[ocelotrevs]

Back to the Future - All 3.
Uncle Buck.
Ghostbusters - Both

[borateen]

Usual Suspects
Shawshank Redemption
Fight Club
The Game
Oceans 11 (remake)

[Lord of Denial]

Rocky 1 2 3 4
The Princess Bride
Die Hard
Dirty Harry
The Outlaw Josey Wales
The Usual Suspects
Shawshank Redemption
12 Angry Men
Braveheart
Where Eagles Dare
Red Dawn

[Scott Evil]

-Euro Trip (Hmm.. Michelle Trachten..Strichten..whatever..)
-Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
-Ong-Bak the Thai Warrior (watch a few scenes before heading to my academy)
-Anchorman (a new annual Thanksgiving tradition in our household)
-Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail ("Blue, NO! Red! AAAHHHhhhhhh)

[Ontir]

Rocket Gibraltar

Desperately Seeking Susan

Casablanca

What's Up Doc?

For Pete's Sake

the Breakfast Club

Ferris Bueller's Day Off

the Big Lebowski

Parting Glances

the Boys in the Band

Torchsong Trilogy

Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown

My Beautiful Laundrette

Maurice

a Room With a View

Sid & Nancy

Protocol

Overboard

Jumping Jack Flash

the Planet of the Apes (Original version)

Batman Returns

a Zede & Two Noughts

the Pillow Book

the Sweet Hereafter

the Hanging Garden

Spring Forward (It's the best movie I've worked on, so far.)

the Hanging Garden

Clerks.

Love & Death on Long Island

Hedwig & the Angry Inch

a Guide to Recognizing Your Saints

Primer

Solaris (Soderberg's)

Star Trek VI: the Undiscoverd Country

Star Trek: Insurrection (Among the most-underappreciated of the series.)

[DrewTheXenocide]

The Breakfast Club, Matchstick Men, and Reservoir Dogs.

[Buzz Dixon]

METROPOLIS
WEST OF ZANZIBAR
BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN
KING KONG (both versions)
THINGS TO COME
HORSE FEATHERS
DUCK SOUP
A NIGHT AT THE OPERA
SONS OF THE DESERT
OUR RELATIONS
CAPTAIN BLOOD
THE WIZARD OF OZ
CASABLANCA
THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT
SABOTEUR
THE RED SHOES
A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH a.k.a. STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
BLACK NARCISSUS
THE SEVEN SAMURAI
YOJIMBO
RIO BRAVO
EL DORADO
BIG JAKE (yeah, yeah, I know; chalk this one up as a guilty pleasure)
BEN-HUR (remake)
THE GUNS OF NAVARONNE
THE DIRTY DOZEN
FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE
GODLFINGER
THUNDERBALL
YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE
AFTER THE FOX
LA DOLCE VITA
FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE
ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST
STAR WARS (i.e., the original theatrical version of Ep. IV for those keeping score at home)
THE GODFATHER I & II (III is okay, but not in the same league)
APOCALYPSE NOW
GALAXY EXPRESS 999
PROJECT A-KO
NAUSICAA
SPIRITED AWAY
ALADDIN
THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION
GOODFELLAS
VICTOR/VICTORIA
AMELIE

[Ontir]

Which King Kongs do you like again? :p

I can't believe I forgot to mention, now and forever.... Metropolis! :eek:

Circle Rouge

Something Wild

Stop Making Sense

Brother From Another Planet

Annie Hall

Sleeper

Hannah & Her Sisters

and Manhattan also deserve a major mention!

[G. Wayne]

The Frighteners
X-Men 2
any Godzilla movie, /except/ the Broderick one
Star Trek: First Contact
Ghostbusters 1&2

[Gary Joyce]

Leon
Sin City
Eternal Sunshine of A Spotless Mind
Dawn of The Dead (the remake)
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
Team America

[Chiasm]

X-men: The Last Stand

Oh wait, I thought it said movies you never get tired of bashing. ;)

[Murrocko]

Scarface
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Casino
Top Gun
Black Sheep
The Last Action Hero
Clerks

[DWEarhart]

High Fidelity.
Heat.

[Lord of Denial]

High Fidelity.
Heat.


Oww forgot Heat

Greatest gun battle ever.

[Trucker Belt]

A Man Apart
Walk The Line
Tombstone
The Devils Rejects
Sin City
Gangs Of New York
Forest Gump
Jason X
Freddy vs Jason
Any Romero Zombie Movie
Shaun Of The Dead
Old School
Fight Club
Knockaround Guys
Blade 2
The Quick and The Dead
Last Of The Dogmen

etc.. etc..

[J. Robb]

Star Wars
The Big Lebowski
The Commitments

Those are probably my three most regularly watched movies.

[Frodo-X]

One glance at my user name and avatar should give you my answer.
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[rick]

I might as well have cut & pasted most of the list that Buzz put up.

Our tastes do go off in different directions quite often, but when we agree on a movie being good, we seem to really agree.

I’m a movie nut, so my list rambles on a bit, and you’d laugh at how often I’m tired at work because I stayed up to watch some movie I’ve seen 20 times already.

Also I’m not claiming that all of these are classics. I like my share of good trash too….

Singin’ In the Rain
The Maltese Falcon
Dr. Strangelove
Chinatown
Casablanca
Night of the Living Dead
Network
The Great Escape
Fitzaclardo
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
The Three & Four Musketeers (Oliver Reed, Michael York, Chuck Heston and Christopher Lee among a great all-star cast)
The Seven Samurai
The Last Man on Earth
Shoah
Duck Soup (and all of the other 4 Marx Brothers movies get on the list too.)
Bringing Up Baby
The Dirty Dozen
2010
A Shot in the Dark (Clouseau’s greatest adventure)
Enter the Dragon
The Godfather & the Godfather II
The Omega Man
The Outlaw Josie Wales
The Duelists
Damm Yankees
Captain Blood
Lolita
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Shaw’s, Caesar & Cleopatra
Southern Comfort
Planet of the Apes
Nosferatu (both the original Murnau and the wonderfully warped Herzog version)
How to Murder Your Wife
The Wolf Man
On the Beach
Gung Ho (Randolph Scott, not Michael Keaton)
The Kentucky Fried Movie
Dawn of the Dead (the original, as if you had to ask)
Bride of Frankenstein
Airplane
The Ten Commandments
Flesh Gordon (and no, that’s not misspelled)
The Roaring Twenties
All That Jazz
The Petrified Forest
Soylent Green
Little Caesar
White Heat
Batman (1966)
One, Two, Three

Well, I could keep going, but then I’d be at it for hours.

[scottv]

Spider-Man and Anchorman

[Dennis K]

Patton

The Mummy

The Maltese Falcon

Godfather

Godfather II

A Christmas Story

A Fish Called Wanda

[Dr.Fate]

The Shadow is an all time favourite of mine, I know it's not that good but that just adds to it's appeal, it has just the right amount of cheese to make me want to watch it over and over.

[StoneGold]

Desperately Seeking Susan

Jeebus, if you weren't out of the closet already...

[CaptainAwesome]

The Bill and Ted Movies
The Frat Pack movies (ie. Anchorman, 40 Year Old Virgin, Starsky and Hutch, ect.)
Indianna Jones movies
Superman The Movie
Clerks
Robocop

[DLFerguson]

The Ten Commandments
Indiana Jones And The Temple of Doom
Superman: The Movie
The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
The Wild Bunch
Diamonds Are Forvever
Patton
The Thin Man Series (all six of em!)
The Blues Brothers
Once Upon A Time In The West

[DaveEB]

Lake Placid
The Ghost and the Darkness
Troy
Sin City
Braveheart
Back to the Future(all)
Punisher(the newest one)
Dawn of the Dead(the latest remake)
40 Year Old Virgin
Office Space
Alien/Aliens
Predator(1 & 2)
Jurrassic Park
Jaws
Saving Private Ryan
The Abyss
Pulp Fiction

uhm...in no order whatsoever...

[TitoJones]

Big Trouble in Little China
Clue
Friday

[Cephus]

I watched Star Wars every day for over a month back when I first got it on video tape.

I've got you beat, way back when it was originally in theaters in '77, a friend of mine's father owned a theater and we got to go in for free whenever we wanted, usually just hanging around in the projectionist booth. We literally sat there from opening to close the entire summer watching Star Wars over and over and over and over. I could quote the entire movie, from memory, end to end, probably still can. That's the one film I've seen more than any other in my life.

[Cephus]

Let's see, my list.

Star Wars (original trilogy, although primarily the first film)
Aliens
Back to the Future (whole trilogy, although again primarily the first film)
Blade
Tremors
Star Trek IV
Predator 2
Jurassic Park
Matrix

Probably more that are slipping my mind.

[The Joker]

Memento
American Psycho
Batman 1989
Batman Begins
Bad Santa
Hulk
The Hot Spot (Connelly is definately the reason on that one)
Casino
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)
John Carpenter's The Thing
The Invisable Man (1933)
As Good as it Gets
The Shining
Beetlejuice
Ghostbusters
JAWS

[cefiro]

Back to The Future (all)
Jackie Brown
Pulp Fiction
Fargo
The Big Lebowski
I Heart Huckabees (new addition)
Office Space

[LordEd1976]

Partial List based on the fact I don't have my film collection right in front of me and I'm doing this off the top of my head.

Transformers the Movie
Star Wars (original trilogy)
Return of the King (2003)
Saving Private Ryan
Glengarry Glen Ross
Big Lebowski
Raising Arizona
Ocean's 11 (modern version)
ID4
Blade Runner
Ghostbusters 1 & 2
Gremlins 1 & 2
90% of the Star Trek franchise (Motion Picture is too long for me.)
MASH
Blazing Saddles
Young Frankenstein
any of the Monty Python films
Blade Runner
Batman (1989)
Batman Begins
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
any film by Hayao Miyazaki
Metropolis (Fritz Lang)
Mallrats
My Blue Heaven
Big Trouble in Little China
Chicken Run
Heartbreak Ridge
Heat
Clerks
Time Bandits

[ragnarok_2012]

Casablanca
The Maltese Falcon
Star Wars Episode IV
Empire Strikes Back
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Eurotrip
Super Troopers (probably my favorite comedy)
Pulp Fiction
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Braveheart
Godfather Parts 1&2

I can watch any of those movies over and over.

[kel25]

BASEketball
The Boondock Saints
Red VS Blue (All Seasons)
Gladiator
Fight Club
Star Wars (Original Trilogy)
Badder Santa
Pirates of the Caribbean
Dodgeball
Firefly/Sernenity
Office Space
The Crow
Eurotrip
Clerks

[MarvelKnight]

Wayne's World
Star Wars Trilogy
Indiana Jones Trilogy
Forest Gump
Giant
Godzilla movies
Slapshot
Lethal Weapon 1-4
Beverly Hills Cop

[stormkid]

Starwars (all)
Transformers
Scream
Kill Bill 1 and 2
The Hulk
Pee Wees big adventure
Back to the Future
Godzilla vs Mothra 90's
Fantasia

[kmeyers]

Star Wars
LoTR
Harry Potter
Incredibles(I seriously watched this at least 10 times over a weekend).
Batman Begins(pretty much same as Incredibles).
X2
V for Vendetta

[Young Avenger]

The Waterboy and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

[DanElHombre]

Comedy's rule my DVD players.

Clerks
Out Cold
Tomcats
Buying the Cow
40 Year Old Virgin
Anchorman
Old School

[Thorlief]

Manhattan Murder Mystery- it may not be Allen's best, but its perfect entertainment

Big trouble in Lil China

1997-Escape from NY

Annie Hall

And now for something completely different

The fugitive

Charlie and the chocolate factory

Predator

True Lies

The hunt for the Red October

Swingers

[TShark82]

Big Trouble In Little China

Black Christmas (Bob Clark Version)

Black Circle Boys

Bloodsport

Waynes World

White Men Cant Jump

White Chicks

[icctrombone]

The Godfather
Jaws
pulp fiction