Great movies you'll NEVER tire of

[stealthwise]

Same question as before, only reversed.

For some reason, I could probably watch Dodgeball every day and get a different laugh from something I failed to notice the last few times I saw it. Really well-structured for a throwaway sports comedy.

Also, Ravenous, Adaptation, Unforgiven...

[Linkara]

The Richard Harris/Vanessa Redgrave version of Camelot. I <3 every second of it. ^_^

o/ In short, there's simply not a more congenial spot... o/

[Christopher Cross Is God]

The Hours
The Bourne Identity
Event Horizon
Gattaca

I love many other movies, some of which I'd definitely say are better than Event Horizon & Gattaca, but the 4 films above, for whatever reason, I can watch countless times without tiring of them.

[BnL]

I love most of Neil Simon's comedies. Faves are probably Plaza Suite, Murder By Death, and The Out-of-Towners (the original!)

I love horror anthology movies, my favorites probably being Creepshow and Black Sabbath. They need to make more though, dammit!

Clue. Similar in tone to Neil Simon's Murder By Death. Love it.

Haven't seen Adventures in Babysitting in years, but I used to watched in at least once a week.

The Lady Vanishes. My favorite Hitchcock movie (for the moment). That awful movie Flightplan stole the plot of this movie, and it still sucked. See the real thing. It's WAY better. Equal parts humor and suspense.

And of course, as I mentioned in the other thread, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

[TheWraith]

There are simply too many great films I could watch constantly and never, ever tire of.

[JamesRitcheyIII]

By Director--stuff I fail to tire of, that I've seen at least three times (most--MORE).

1. The Ruling Class--Peter Medak
2. Casablanca--Michael Curtiz
3. Citizen Kane, The Lady From Shanghai, Touch of Evil (1998 restoration)--oh, GUESS!
4. The Third Man--Carol Reed
5. Spellbound--Hitchcock (and almost everything)
6. Seconds (and anything else by Frankenheimer)
7. Kurosawa Addict (will stop everything if I run across anything I haven't seen)
8. Tarantino and/or Rodriguez Addict
9. David Lynch Addict ('cept Dune)
10. Ghost Dog--Way of the Samurai--Jim Jarmusch
11. Coen Brothers

Honorable mention:
I loves me some Matrix, and Fight Club.
Batman Begins, V and Sin City ROCKED, because, dammit, at least they're going in the right direction.
I've watched A Scanner Darkly four times already, and that number will undoubtedly grow..
I just saw American Beauty for the first time this week--I predict I will be buying it, and wearing it out.

[Buzz Dixon]

In no particular order:

THE SEVEN SAMURAI
THE DIRTY DOZEN
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL
DUCK SOUP
A NIGHT AT THE OPERA
PULP FICTION
THE GODFATHER I & II
ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST
THE STUNT MAN
BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN
LA DOLCE VITA

[The Beast Of Yucca Flats]

Monty Python & The Holy Grail
Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm
The Big Lebowski
Disney's The Sword & The Stone
Dead Man
My Cousin Vinny
Philidelphia
The first two Reeve Supermans
National Lampoon's Animal House
Back To The Future trilogy
High Fidelity
What About Bob?
The Coleman Francis trilogy (only with Mike & the bots, though)

[Karl O'Neill]

i have watched spiderman 2 about 20 times, that train-fight scene blows me away everytime.

[TCJohnson]

Every Halloween I see Nightmare Before Christmas at this movietheater/bar near me.

[mgs]

gah@!!!! I just had this HUGE List up an it evaporated! :(
Lotr, Spider-Man2, SIn City, Enter the Dragon, THe Royal Tennenbaums, Unforgiven, Bambi, THe Naked Gun, Dances with WOlves, Raiders of the lost ark, The Empire Strikes Back, Animal House, Kill Bill, Vol.1, Meet the Parents, Batman, Mr. Mom, Pirates of the Caribbean, Singing in the Rain, The Shining, Conan, Saving Private Ryan, A League of their Own, Forrest Gump, Big, Crouching Tiger/Hidden Dragon, Rushmore, Happy Gilmore, Joe Dirt, Midnight Run, A Bronx Tale, Groundhog Day, Men In Black, A Christmas Story, Office Space, Raising Arizona, *looks down* The Princess Bride, Superman, Grave of the Fireflies, Crumb, The Matrix, Old School, Young Frankenstein, Blade Runner, The Secret of Nimh, Time Bandits, Kissing Jessica Stein, ....

Of course, some will debate the 'greatness' of these. ;)

[Tobias March]

The Princess Bride....I've even met a poor impoverished soul who hasn't seen it yet.

[Drumore]

Network
Broadcast News
Heathers
Breakfast Club
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Pulp Fiction
Young Frankenstein
Dead Poet Society

[Fish Sauce]

Memento
LA Confidential
Anchorman
Zoolander
Old School
Pulp Fiction
Batman Begins
Reservoir Dogs
The Castle

And there'd be others I can't think of right now.

[Lester C.]

I've lost track the amount of times I've watched Old Boy.