List of movies you can watch over and over

Trainspotting is right up there, along with another Danny Boyle film The Beach (but on balance I'd have to say I prefer the book).

Completely agree. It also contains one of the most romantic lines in film (only when said in French, of course

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Sans toi, les émotions d'aujourd'hui ne seraient que la peau morte des émotions d'autrefois.

(Without you, today's emotions would be but the scurf of yesterday's)

 

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Spectacular. tbh, the bald headed guy, whos name escapes me right now, was amazingly acetd performacne. He is always good though.

 

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Gladiator.

 

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More than I'd think, when I stop to think about it

The Lotus Eaters; War of the Buttons; The Cat Returns; My Neighbor Totoro; The Lost Boys; Closet Land; M*A*S*H; Rocky Horror Picture Show ... the list goes on. And that's in addition to the films I do watch over and over with my daughter: Wall-E; Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs; A Bug's Life ... again, the list goes on.

It's more that I'd think, when I stop to think about it.

 

Key Largo and The Cable Guy.

 

Wow there are lots of movies being listed, I have never watched.

Seems a few nuts around here enjoy the Big Lewbowski as much as me.
Dude Here...This is what happens when you F#$$ someone up the A$$ LoL

I also forget to add to my list a few others I see mentioned.

Gladiator
Braveheart

 

Some movies that I watched more than one time:

• Jewel in the Palace... like about 30 times ....

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• Silence of the Lambs
• Hannibal
• Harry Potter series
• Kuch Kuch Hota Hai
• Notting Hill
• Mongol
• Minority Report
• Titanic
• Some Star Wars series
• Ice age.... luv itttttt...
• 10 promises to my dog...:bawl:
• Death Note......... *insert love symbol*
• Detective Conan
• Sherlock Holmes
• Mission Impossible I/II/III
• Schindler's List

Hmm... many more...

 

What a fun thread!

Up in Smoke (makes me laugh)

Burglar (whoopi goldberg)

Pulp fiction

Hunt for Red October

Spy Game

Clash of the Titans

And many that have been mentioned including

Fight club
M.P. Holy Graaaail

The Patriot
Goodfellas (just watched it again the other night)
Dances with Wolves
LotR 2 and 3
Schidlers List

Ruthless People (I loved that movie)

 

Mulholland Drive is an actual road that winds its way through the hills overlooking Hollywood.

In the film, the road itself is like the rabbit hole in Alice in Wonderland.

 

The Big Lebowski
The Boondock Saints
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Snatch
Watchmen
Zombieland
Fulltime Killer
The Wild Bunch
Red Dawn
Aliens
Shooter
Rambo (the latest movie in the series)
All three Lord Of The Rings movies
Fight Club
The Matrix
Enter The Dragon
Reservoir Dogs
The Searchers
The Usual Suspects

 

I'm that way about the BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice.

If only to see Colin Firth jumping into the lake behind Pemberly. <flutters eyelashes>

 

Ah well I never watch it all at once. And I have a bad habit of FF to my favorite bits of dialogue

I don't think anyone else could watch it with me without going nuts

 

Well its true. Do you know how many times I have read the book? What I like most about the Firth adaptation, is how close they stayed to Austens work. I read the book when I was very little and my imagination was limited by what I had seen. I could not have imagined the assemblies, the dances, the gowns. Taking a turn around the room seemed as bizarre to me [even if it was to attract the eminent Mr Darcy's eye] as entailed estates that were given only to male heirs [enter the cousin]. The series made it all real to me - I realised only much later that I took the classeism for granted and was quite relieved that though high in the instep and extremely haughty, Mr Darcy was as untitled as Elizabeth and they could meet as equals [well, apart from the 10,000 a year]. I don't doubt there were many Miss Bennetts and I thought Jane was a complete bore and Bingham a complete idiot, but the Mrs Bennet was like any other Indian mama

My second most favourite adaptation of that book is Trishna, which also follows the book exactly, except that instead of Regency England, its based in modern India.

I always wanted to see Georgette Heyer on screen, but she doesn't translate too well n screenplay

 

Star Trek II - 37 Times
Star Trek VIII - 14 Times
Star Trek X - 18 Times
Star Trek XI - 7 Times
Saw - 21 Times
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Fast and Furious - 32 Times
2 Fast 2 Furious - 15 Times
Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift - 8 Times
The Fast and Furious
Torque - 16 Times
Independence Day - 22 Times
War of the Worlds
Crimson Tide
Predator
Commando
Armageddon - 17 Times
Deep Impact
Scarface
Gettysburg
Starship Troopers - 34 Times

 

Good Grief!!! You are Nerd aren't you?

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Watching these once would be too much for me.

Also how do you know the exact # of times you watched these movies?

 

Because the ones I have put the number of times I have watched are my favorites and I can recall almost any part in all those movies, verbatim.

I am only a geek (note: not nerd) when I want to be.

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yeah..