What Movie(s) Do You Never Get Tired of Seeing?

[Ebon]

Firefly/Serenity (I watch the series or movie at least once a month) :|
Lord of the Rings
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Boys On The Side
The Birdcage
Tipping The Velvet
White Chicks
IP Man 1 & 2

[Scuba]

Diary of a Mad Black Woman
My Big Fat Greek Wedding


Adding two more to my list :)

[Scuba]

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Monty Python The Meaning of Life
Raising Arizona
Moonstruck
Victor/Victoria
The Sound of Music
The Princess Bride
Tootsie

-Georgia Ma'am

....and a few more....not sure HOW I could have forgotten Princess Bride in my list.

[Scuba]

Cinema Paradiso


...and it grows longer!!

Ink - Excellent low budget film!! Can watch that one ten times over :)
Star Trek - The new one that came out a few years ago

[~ocean]

never ending list ~~~ lol .. The Wizaed of Oz ... timeless....

[Semantics]

...and it grows longer!!

Ink - Excellent low budget film!! Can watch that one ten times over :)
Star Trek - The new one that came out a few years ago

Ink is awesome. I've posted some songs from the soundtrack in the music threads here.

[~ocean]

instead of big expensive partys .. maybe we should all get together for a movie weekend.. cuddleing up watching movies ... :)))))

[Scuba]

instead of big expensive partys .. maybe we should all get together for a movie weekend.. cuddleing up watching movies ... :)))))

Agree!! :)

[1QuirkyKiwi]

Pirates of the Caribbean
Stargate (the movie)
Monty Python The Meaning of Life
Moonstruck
The Three Musketeers (Richard Chamberlain version)
Tootsie
Junior
True Lies
Disney movies (especially Winnie the Pooh!)
The Birdcage
Rocky Horror Picture Show
The Piano
Whalerider
Asterix and Obelix (all)
African Queen
Roman Holiday (any Audrey Hepburn movies except My Fair Lady)
Breakfast at Tiffany’s
Rear Window
Cyrano de Bergerac
Green card
Bound
The Colour Purple
Sophie's Choice
Amadeus
Any Cary Grant movies
Mr Vampire (Chinese comedy horror)
Spooky Encounters (Chinese comedy horror)
A Letter to Brezhnev
Any Meryl Streep movies
Godzilla movies (especially from the 50s and 60s)
Jack Lemmon and Walther Mathau movies
Out of Africa
The Frighteners

There are more, but, this is already a loonng list, lol!

[Apocalipstic]

Ohhh I love movies!

Stalag 17
Sunset Boulevard
Bordello of Blood
Jaws
Monty Python Meaning of Life
Rear Window
Vertigo
Rocky Horror
Moulin Rouge
Dracula
Mothra and Gamera movies from 50's
Bridge Over the River Kwai
Mary Poppins
Suspiria
GWTW
Sling Blade!
Rebecca
Nashville
Oh Brother, Where....
Pink Panther movies


I'm sure I will think of more :)

[Cin]

It was hard to narrow this down. There are so many movies I love and will watch whenever the opportunity presents itself. And for different reasons. Some cause they make me laugh, some cause they tell a good story and others cause they have impressive camera work of some kind or, just cause I love something about it, like with Evil Dead2 it’s Bruce Campbell.

Crimes and Misdemeanors – Interesting what darkness can lurk in the heart and soul of seemingly nice enough people.
A Clockwork Orange
Princess Bride
The Sweet Hereafter
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Wonder Boys
Monster’s Ball – it was an interesting story to me and had good performances
Groundhog Day – No matter how many times I see this I still laugh when the day keeps repeating.
Mystic River – just cause I grew up around there
Memento
Evil Dead 2 – Cause it never fails to make me laugh when Bruce Campbell is punching himself in the face.
A Fish Called Wanda
Fireworks (Hana-bi)
The Usual Suspects
Quick and the Dead – some interesting cinematography, I loved some of the shots, like the sun shining through the hole in the guy’s head
Pulp Fiction
Fight Club
Sling Blade
El Mariachi – impressive camera work for cheap
Requiem For A Dream – fascinating cinematography some amazing shots
City of God – amazing look
Unforgiven
Network
Donny Darko
American Beauty – I love the shot of the paper bag blowing in the wind.
Fargo
Natural Born Killers
Brazil

There are tons more, I had to literally pull myself away from this…

[starryeyes]

Serendipity and Say Anything! <3 them sooooo much!

[Jaques]

"Shirley Valentine" because its sooooo well acted, sooooo true to life and very very funny

"Boys dont cry" because its sooooo well acted, sooooo true to life, strikes a chord with me, in the beginning where hes trying against all odds to live as a guy

"Tipping the Velvet" because i love music hall and did one or two victorian characters when i used to "drag".
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[Cin]

Oh ya and

What’s Eating Gilbert Grape
Butterfly Kiss
Drugstore Cowboy
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Ed Wood
Cry Baby
Todo sobre mi madre

[PinkieLee]

Urban Cowboy
Grease
Pretty in Pink
Sixteen Candles
Pretty Woman
Diary of a Mad Black Woman
The Color Purple
The Joy Luck Club

[Talon]

Even this one?

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I may or may not be able to watch this movie anytime, anywhere.


Yep...truly anything....I adore her. :stillheart:

I also must add a few films that I had neglected to mention previously:


21) Immortal Beloved

22) When Harry Met Sally

23) The Bird Cage

24) The Jerk

26) The Out-of-Towners

27) Mrs. Doubtfire

[ruffryder]

Serendipity
When Harry Met Sally
Titanic
Clueless
Tommy Boy
The Blind Side
The Notebook
8 Mile
Fast and Furious
Godfather
Good Fellas
The Karate Kid
Romy and Michelle High School Reunion
Grease
Rocky

[SoNotHer]

Fritz Lang's prescient, compelling and anachronistic argument for a different vision of humanity, Metropolis (1927)

If you have never seen it, you should. It is available now on YouTube.

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[Andino]

O Brother Where Art Thou
North To Alaska
Sands of Iwo Jima
Enemy at the Gate

[CA_BabyCakes]

Starwars- Any episode
Fanboys
Clash of the Titans
Gone with the Wind
Labyrinth
Godfather
Goonies
Ghostbusters

[Metro]

All About Eve
Amélie
Best in Show
Gilda
Groundhog Day
Like Water for Chocolate
Love and Death
Rear Window (anything w/ Grace Kelly)
Strangers on a Train
That Obscure Object of Desire (Buñuel)
The Lady Eve
The Palm Beach Story
The Rules of the Game
The Thin Man (entire series)
Wings of Desire

[Talon]

Serendipity
When Harry Met Sally
Titanic
Clueless
Tommy Boy
The Blind Side
The Notebook
8 Mile
Fast and Furious
Godfather
Good Fellas
The Karate Kid
Romy and Michelle High School Reunion
Grease
Rocky



How could I have forgotten Goodfella's ????? :doh:

[Amber2010]

While You Were Sleeping
Labyrinth
How to make an American Quilt
Grosse Pointe Blank
All the Twilights “yes I loved the books as well”

[willow]

Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
Wizard of Oz
Ghostbusters
Bugsy Malone
Dune
The Blues Brothers
Silence of the Lambs

[Estella]

Fight Club
Snatch
Raising Arizona
Fifth Element
Pitch Black and/or Chronicles of Riddick
Emma (with Gwyneth Paltrow)
Princess Bride

[Julien]

Anything by Alfred Hitchcock, really love Shadow of a Doubt
All About Eve
Sunset Blvd.
Daughters of the Dust
GWTW
To Kill a Mockingbird
Touch of Evil
The Best Years of Our Lives
The Thing (from another world) the original
Streetcar Named Desire
Alien and Aliens

I'm sure there is more, let me think on it.

[willow]

Anything by Alfred Hitchcock, really love Shadow of a Doubt
All About Eve
Sunset Blvd.
Daughters of the Dust
GWTW
To Kill a Mockingbird
Touch of Evil
The Best Years of Our Lives
The Thing (from another world) the original
Streetcar Named Desire
Alien and Aliens

I'm sure there is more, let me think on it.


Alien! How could I have forgotten that one? All 4. It isn't often that sequels are as good (IMO) as the original.

[Princess]

Tim Burton's the Nightmare Before Christmas
Tim Burton's Corpse Bride
Tim Burton's Coraline
Tim Burton's Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Tim Burton's Big Fish
Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland

(seeing a pattern? :) )

Also-
The Breakfast Club
Sixteen Candles
Pretty in Pink
Tangled
The Lion King
Finding Nemo
The Neverending Story
Labyrinth
Son in Law
Biodome
The Parking Lot Movie (documentary:netflix:must see!)
Dispicable Me

And for those of you who thought you knew me until you read this, and those of you who have no idea how nerdy i am:
The Entire Star Wars Series.
ALL of Lord of The Rings
Star Trek
Dune
Space Balls
Avatar

[MrSunshine]

Pretty much anything where a woman is kicking someone or somethings ass. She doesn't even have to be hot, just kicking some ass.

[Daktari]

Yoohoo!...said I'd be back :cheesy:

Flash Gordon - for pure camp-ness and the sound-track.
Midnight Cowboy
A Knight's Tale
Lotr trilogy
Little Women - the Katie Hepburn one
Baghdad Cafe
Dune




Films I used to watch over and over in the past...
One flew over the cuckoo's nest
Pumping Iron
Pumping Iron 2 - the women
Akira
Hellraiser series
Desert Hearts - remember that?
He who would be King
Manon de Source
Jean de Florette
Silkwood

[Girl Friday]

Soylent Green

Rear Window (the original)

The Quiet Man

Raise the Red Lantern

Sense and Sensibility

Super Size Me

Good Night and Good Luck

The Pursuit of Happyness

Roman Holiday (the most romantic movie of all time)

Love, Actually (my favorite " I need a girl movie moment" 3 years in a row)

[ruffryder]

Pretty much anything where a woman is kicking someone or somethings ass. She doesn't even have to be hot, just kicking some ass.

oh yeah like Wanted or Mr and Mrs Smith or Salt!!!

I guess I like to watch A Jolie kick some asss! yeahhhh!

[LoyalWolfsBlade]

I am a BIG movie person have been since childhood and so forgive the randomness of the list I had to put them in as they came to me. I am sure I will forget some I have so many.
A Clockwork Orange
Groundhog Day
Memento
The Usual Suspects
Pulp Fiction
Fight Club
Sling Blade
Unforgiven
Natural Born Killers
Boys don't cry
Butterfly Kiss
Urban Cowboy
Grease
Sixteen Candles
The Color Purple
The Bird Cage
The Jerk
Mrs. Doubtfire
9-5
Fast and Furious
Godfather series
The Karate Kid
Rocky
Clash of the Titans
Gone with the Wind
Labyrinth
Ghostbusters
Groundhog Day
Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
Wizard of Oz
Dune
The Blues Brothers
Silence of the Lambs
Fight Club
Fifth Element
Pitch Black
Chronicles of Riddick
Touch of Evil
Streetcar Named Desire
Tim Burton's the Nightmare Before Christmas
Tim Burton's Coraline
Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland
Tangled
The Lion King
Finding Nemo
The Neverending Story
Labyrinth
WaterWorld
The Entire Star Wars Series.
ALL of Lord of The Rings
All of the Star Trek
Avatar
A Knight's Tale
Shinning
Bound
Jacob's Ladder
A Beautiful Mind
All of the Omens
The first and last Exorcist
All of the Aliens
Night of the Living Dead the original first one
All 6 Saws
Queen of the Damned
The Bone Collector
The Mothman Prophecies
Red Dragon
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Fear dot Com
Candyman
Interview with a Vampire
The Ring
Bringing Down the House
FoxFire
Million Dollar Baby
Basic Instinct
Gladiator
Phonebooth
12 Monkeys
White Noise
30 Days 30 Nights
The Blade series
Carrie the original
Any X-Men
Any X Files
The Next 28 Days
Book of Elie
Unforgotten
Taken
Pay it Forward
Most movies about King Author and Excalibur Merlin
Robin Hood

There are foreign ones that I am drawing a blank on for the title, there are also cartoons and family ones that I am drawing a blank on, and many end of the world, war movies, and I love true stories. I know I forgot some, watching movies is my favorite past time. :seeingstars:

[Kenna]

What Dreams May Come... too bad I can't find it recently on DVD.

[cinnamongrrl]

Last of the Mohicans

Fried Green Tomatoes

Steel Magnolias

Dirty Dancing

Little Women

The Godfather 1 and 2

Walk the Line

Blindside

Coal Miner's Daughter

The Dirty Harry series...

[Scuba]

Breakfast at Tiffany's

[homoe]

Young Philadelphians

[jules5041]

Pretty Woman
Sex and the City
The Lion King
8 Mile
Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
The Goonies
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
The NeverEnding Story
Under the Tuscan Sun

Jules

[AnnRkey]

All the Harry Potters

DeathProof

The Other Guys

Sherlock Holmes

Pineapple Express

[Duchess]

~The Omen w/ Gregory Peck and Lee Remick
~Untamed Heart
~Dune 1984 version
~Bringing Down the House
~Rear Window
~Dial M for Murder
~The Ten Commandments w/ Heston
~Lady in the Water

[skeeter_01]

finding nemo

second hand lions

moonstruck

8 mile

wizzard of oz

driving miss daisy

shawshank redemption

mask

bound

pulp fiction

the lion, the witch and the wardrobe

that's all i can think of for now!! :)

skeet

[Kätzchen]

Roman Holiday
The Holiday
Forrest Gump
The Matrix
Alien
Jame Bond 007 movies
The Scent of a Woman
Love Story
The Graduate
Schindler's List
Godfather
Star Wars
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Silence of the Lambs
Shaun of the Dead
North by Northwest
Back to the Future
Wall-E
Coldwater Mountain
The Elephant Man
The Deer Hunter
Trainspotting
Donnie Darko
Rain Man
The Exorcist
The X Files
Little Miss Sunshine
Crash
The Thin Blue Line
Buena Vista Social Club
Grizzly Man
How Bruce Lee Changed the World
The Silent World
Sicko & Bowling for Colmbine
The Times of Harvey Milk
Waiting for 'Superman'
When the Levee's Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts

[Reader]

The Piano

Bound

LA Confidential

Tough Guys Don't Dance

Wild at Heart

All of Me

Little Big Man

Dances With Wolves

[Ginger]

Coal Miner's Daughter

[-Red-Flag-]

Serendipity
16 Candles
Breakfast Club
Ferris Beullers Day Off
A Knights Tale
The Princess Bride
Cars
Bull Durham
A Field of Dreams
The Longest Yard
Steel Magnolias -yes and I cry every time.. gah

[spritzerJ]

My list will be short....
Better Off Dead
Best of Show
Serendipity

[clay]

Wizard of Oz
A White Christmas
Frosty the Snowman (the real old version)
From Here to Eternity
African Queen
Torch Song Trilogy
Desert Hearts
Personal Best
For the Boys
Yentl
Love Story
Driving Miss Daisy
Shawshank Redemption
Steel Magnolias
Fried Green Tomatoes

to name but a few of my many, many more

[QueenofSmirks]

My list will be short....
Better Off Dead
Best of Show
Serendipity

I love all of these as well!!

[LoyalWolfsBlade]

adding to my already long list
Kingdom Heart
Room 39
Rent
Robin Hood
Secretary
Cabin in the woods
Sherlock
Can't forget some old ones I just watched again
Platoon
Rain Man
Corrina Corrina
Lord of the Rings trilogy
Saw 1
and since Christmas is coming Scrooge

[txdoc]

Harvey
A Beautiful Mind

[jac]

Miracle on 34th Street (original version)
Grease
Meatballs
An Officer and a Gentleman
Pretty Woman
Good Will Hunting
Nights in Rodanthe

[Kätzchen]

Roman Holiday
The Holiday
Forrest Gump
The Matrix
Alien
Jame Bond 007 movies
The Scent of a Woman
Love Story
The Graduate
Schindler's List
Godfather
Star Wars
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Silence of the Lambs
Shaun of the Dead
North by Northwest
Back to the Future
Wall-E
Cold Mountain
The Elephant Man
The Deer Hunter
Trainspotting
Donnie Darko
Rain Man
The Exorcist
The X Files
Little Miss Sunshine
Crash
The Thin Blue Line
Buena Vista Social Club
Grizzly Man
How Bruce Lee Changed the World
The Silent World
Sicko & Bowling for Columbine
The Times of Harvey Milk
Waiting for 'Superman'
When the Levee's Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts

I never tire of seeing any of the above films or documentaries, but I just realised that Scorp asked which ones we had in our stash of movies.

So, I bolded the film titles I have here at home.

In addition, maybe in my tiredness, I didn't remember one movie title properly: I think when I listed Coldwater Mountain, it should have been Cold Mountain? It was a movie I saw on TV, on PBS years ago. I liked that movie - maybe the genre was more along the lines of period drama? The narrative took place during the Civil War and starred Nicole Kidman and Jude Law. I really liked that movie.

I don't have copies of the documentaries listed above, but I have rented copies of them to watch from an independent film store in Ashland - I miss that store! I learned recently that there may be one similiar to it in the Belmont dist, closer to town.

[Fanbutch]

But I'm a Cheerleader
You've Got Mail
Lord of the Rings trilogy

[Semantics]

Apparently I never get tired of watching Transylvania 6-5000, so I'm adding that gem to my list.

[GreeneyedMe]

Purple Rain
Grease
Dirty Dancing
Rocky Horror
Bound
White Christmas
And pretty much any Adam Sandler movie

[grenade]

Step Brothers
The Anchorman: Legend of Ron Burgundy
The Princess Bride
Ever After
Whip It
Love Actually
Bridet Jones Diary
The Invention of Lying
The Blind Side
The Karate Kid
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Star War Trilogy
LOTR Trilogy
Only The Strong
Good Will Hunting
Donnie Darko
Fight Club
The Notebook
Dirty Dancing
Step Up
Kung Fu Panda
The Lion KIng
Zombieland
The Twilight Saga
The Hunger Games
The Lake House
PS I Love You
The Green Mile


I have more. Basically, anything I can laugh or cry with.

[lusciouskiwi]

Dirty Dancing
Shall We Dance? ORIGINAL Japanese version thank you very much!
Strictly Ballroom
Whale Rider
Desperate Remedies
Came a Hot Friday
Goodbye Pork Pie
Moulin Rouge
Torch Song Trilogy
My Beautiful Launderette
The Island
Brokeback Mountain
Thelma and Louise
Fried Green Tomatoes

And I cheated ... don't own all of these movies but love them all.

[aishah]

four lions. i just found out it's on netflix so i'm watching it now :D

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[TruBlu]

Maybe it's here somewhere and I missed it but I never get tired of

A League of Their Own
Twister
Steel Magnolias

[SelfMadeMan]

The Saw movies - twisted, I know
Titanic
The Notebook
The Madea movies, lol
Elf
Step Brothers
Napoleon Dynamite
Beloved
Bridesmaids
Footloose (old and new)
The Color Purple

There are more, but these are what came to mind right now...

[Prudence]

Goodfellas
The Godfather I, II, III
Brians Song (the original)
A Bronx Tale
Bull Durham(my all time fav)
What Ever Happened To Baby Jane

[cinnamongrrl]

Funny that this question came up today...lol I was just fixin' to put on Last of the Mohicans....even though I've seen it a brazilian times....it's always a fave....The scenery alone is gorgeous. Seeing it at a formative age (20) is what gave me the strong desire to live in North Carolina....and especially near Asheville :)

(the movie was filmed there.... )

[QueenofSmirks]

There are SO many! And I'm sure I've probably posted in this thread before, but the ones that immediately come to mind are:

Love and Sex - Jon Favreau, Famke Janssen
Rounders - Matt Damon
Cousins - Ted Danson, Isabella Rossellini
Remember the Titans - Denzel Washington
Stand and Deliver - Edward James Olmos, Lou Diamond Phillips
Lean on Me - Morgan Freeman
Walk the Line - Reese Witherspoon, Joaquin Phoenix
The Godfather
Alien/Aliens
The Wedding Singer - Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore
Wedding Crashers - Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson

[GeorgiaMa'am]

Auntie Mame (the one with Rosalind Russell)
Road House
Pretty Woman
Coming To America
It's a Wonderful Life
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Raising Arizona
Dirty Dancing
Star Wars
Victor / Victoria
The Princess Bride
The Matrix

[silkepus]

Freaks

The lord of the rings

Pride and Prejudice (the one with Jennifer Ehle)

Clue

Phantom of the Opera

Jurrasic Park

The murder on the orient express

Meet me in St. Louis

The wizard of Oz

Kill Bill (and anything else by Tarentino)

Rocky horror Picture Show

[TheLoneStranger]

Gulliver's Travels (1939)

A Christmas Story (1983)

Twister (1996)

[Ginger]

Bad Santa
Elf
Coal Miner's Daughter
Night at the Roxbury
Zoolander

[cara]

Fried Green Tomatos
Goonies
Dirty Dancing
Spitfire Grill
The Power of One
Whale Rider
Neverending Story
Amelie
Hideous Kinky
The Breakfast Club
Steel Magnolias
The Color Purple
...

[Asari]

Alien
Gorillas in the mist
Labyrinth
Lilo and Stitch
Mulan
Ronia, the Robber's Daughter
Pocahontas
Silence of the Lambs
The Dark Crystal
The Last of the Mohicans
The Last Unicorn
The Lord of the Rings
The Sword in the Stone

[Kelt]

North by Northwest
Pi
Skyfall

:movieguy:

[Ginger]

Fried Green Tomatos
Goonies
Dirty Dancing
Spitfire Grill
The Power of One
Whale Rider
Neverending Story
Amelie
Hideous Kinky
The Breakfast Club
Steel Magnolias
The Color Purple
...


Oh yeah, you're reminding me of movies I could see over and over... Hideous Kinky, Fried Green Tomatoes, Color Purple

[kittygrrl]

The Patriot
The Craft
Outlander

[Daktari]

Oh yeah, you're reminding me of movies I could see over and over... Hideous Kinky, Fried Green Tomatoes, Color Purple

I love Hideous Kinky; even more so because I recognise some of the places it's filmed in Morocco

Rocky Horror Picture Show is a multiple re-watch for me.
Dune
The Lord of the Rings trilogy; usually watched in a marathon filmfest with the Space Cadet.
Moulin Rouge; it's tissue time every time Satine dies :blush:
Hairspray, both versions
Grease




I'll be back...

[Tuff Stuff]

Gone With the Wind Never get tired of seeing it
Jaws Saw it as a kid,never get tired of it
Psycho 1960's version
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 1970s version
Salmonberries Yes,k.d. lang
Rocky
Kill Bill Vol.1-2
Death Proof
Pretty in Pink yeah,whatever

I guess anything with Miss Barbara Stanwyck

[afrcnqueen]

Shawshank Redemption (seen it at least 50 x..honestly)
Notting Hill
The Matrix ...all of them but the first definite all time favorite
Friday... "How you gonn get fired on your day off? LoL
The Proposal (who doesn't love Sandra Bullock)
Tomb Rader Angelina Jolie...what can I say

[MsTinkerbelly]

Rocky horror picture show- I must have seen it 20x
Independence Day
Pretty Woman
Gone with the wind

Love me some rainy day movies

[Orema]

My Man Godfrey
It Happened One Night
Dial M for Murder
Dinner at Eight
The Letter (with Bette Davis)
Wages of Fear
The Maltese Falcon
Three Days of the Condor
Rear Window
City Lights
On the Waterfront
Lion in Winter
Devil in a Blue Dress
Homecoming (with Ian Holm)
In the Heat of the Night
Jean de Florette/Manon of the Spring
Rosemary's Baby (with Mia Farror)
Gloria (with Gena Rowlands)
Green Card
Gigi
Angels with Dirty Faces (OGs keepin' it 100%)
She's Gotta Have It
Glengarry Glen Ross
Goldfinger
American Hustle
Django
Home for the Holidays

[VintageFemme]

Harold & Maude
The Secretary
9 1/2 Weeks
Bridget Jones's Diary [as well as The Edge Of Reason]
Love Actually
Fried Green Tomatoes
Benny & Joon
Bound
Into The Wild
Dangerous Minds
Bram Stoker's Dracula
The Lost Boys
An American Werewolf In London
The Breakfast Club
Pretty In Pink
Family Man
My Cousin Vinny
Goodfellas

[*Anya*]

Not many I enjoy watching more than once.

Love Actually- all time favorite. I can't count how many times I have watched it. "All I want for Christmas is youuuu"

Rocky Horror Picture Show- never get tired of it

Gone With the Wind- lost count, starting at age 10. We saw it in a theater and I cried so hard people were turning around looking at me.

This is 40. Totally cracks me up. I just love Leslie Mann.

[cricket26]

its a wonderful life

dr zhivago

when harry met sally

fever pitch

50 first dates

moulin rouge

[Degotoga]

The Green Mile
Shawshank Redemption
Patch Adams
Rocky Horror Pictue Show
Fried Green Tomatoes
Friday
Sordid Lives

[Talon]

Muriel's Wedding

[PurerSands]

Cast Away
Shawshank Redemption
Gladiator
The Boy In The Striped PJ's
The Magdalene Sisters
Sister Act
Girl, Interrupted
The Call
Matilda
Precious
Madeline
The Holiday
Bridget Jones' Diary
The Green Mile

[cricket26]

its a wonderful life

dr zhivago

when harry met sally

fever pitch

50 first dates

moulin rouge

and julia roberts has her own list...

mystic pizza

steel magnolias

pretty woman

my best friends wedding

runaway bride

[homoe]

Gloria! Both are excellent but there is JUST SOMETHING about the re-make with Sharon Stone that I love! Perhaps it's her witty one liners that I'm sure she ad libed:movieguy:

If you check it out, watch for when she forces the men to strip and makes a comment to one of them and also, watch for when she mentions her sister's meatloaf! Maybe it's just me but it cracks me up to no end!

[RockOn]

Wizard of Oz

Rambo (all of them)

Jessica Lange (any and all movies)

When a Stranger Calls (the first original one)

Desert Hearts (the professor is such a hottie - wooo hooo)

Morgan Freeman (all his psycho thrillers - he is a terrific actor)

and lastly, here is a freebies ... not a movie but best cartoons ever --->> Cow and Chicken ;)

[Uli]

Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
If These Walls Could Talk 2
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Benny and Joon
Fried Green Tomatoes
Pi: Faith in Chaos
American Beauty

[TruTexan]

BUMPITY BUMP BUMP FOR HOMOE.......here you go buddy.

[homoe]

THANK you so much Tru, you always come thru :hangloose:

[Chad]

Out of Africa
The Day The Earth Stood Still
The Ghost an Mrs. Muir
The Thin Man
Sherlock Homes (Basil Rathbone)
A Christmas Carol (George C. Scott)
Tarzan (Johnny Wisemiller)
My Man Godfrey (William Powell)
Ghost Ship
Shallow Hal
The Last Samurai
Overboard

I know that I forgot some so I will come back to this list.

[homoe]

Frankie and Johnnie

[easygoingfemme]

Fried Green Tomatoes
The Color Purple
The Green Mile
Serendipity
Say Anything
Foxfire
I am Legend
The Shining
The Pursuit of Happiness
Girl Rising
PS I love You
I am Sam
Early Friday the 13th films
Early Halloween films

[gotoseagrl]

i also love the older Halloweens.

Fried Green Tomatoes
The Color Purple
The Green Mile
Serendipity
Say Anything
Foxfire
I am Legend
The Shining
The Pursuit of Happiness
Girl Rising
PS I love You
I am Sam
Early Friday the 13th films
Early Halloween films

[gotoseagrl]

i've probably already posted here lol

Secretary
Something, Anything
The Ghost & Mrs. Muir
Muriel's Wedding
Clockwatchers
All Sarah Waters films
Titanic
High Tide at Noon
Young Frankenstein
The Incredible Shrinking Woman
Cloudburst
Punch-Drunk Love
Willy Wonka (Original)
Back to the Future II

[Gayandgray]

Philadelphia. Patch Adams. The Birdcage. Uncle Buck. The Great Outdoors

[angelface]

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[Orema]

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[Orema]

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[angelface]

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[angelface]

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[Orema]

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[angelface]

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[angelface]

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[homoe]

84 Charing Cross Road :popcorn:

[Bèsame*]

yesterdays youth, the fashions and slang of my youth...

Breakfast Club
Fast Times at Ridgemont High

[gotoseagrl]

A huge favorite.


84 Charing Cross Road :popcorn:

[TruTexan]

Stand by me

[TruTexan]

Fried Green Tomatoes
The Color Purple
The Green Mile
Serendipity
Say Anything
Foxfire
I am Legend
The Shining
The Pursuit of Happiness
Girl Rising
PS I love You
I am Sam
Early Friday the 13th films
Early Halloween films

Great list........I could watch those over and over again for sure.

[catlady]

My favorite movie list:

Yes or No*
Yes or No 2*
Kiki's Delivery Service
Spirited Away
Rentaneko
The Three Lives of Thomasina

*lesbian movies :)

[homoe]

Social Network

(sort of ironic that I'll watch this movie anytime, but don't and prolly won't ever have a Facebook account)

[Chad]

This Sunday night at 5:00 pm is Song of the Thin Man with William Powell (1947). I plan to watch it and tape I mean DVR it. The funny part is that I have it on DVD but I like to have the Thin Man films on my DVR. :)

[Jesse]

I love movies! I have too many favorites to list, but here's a few to start with:

What's Eating Gilbert Grape

Waterworld

Highlander

Road Warrior (Really, all of the Mad Max movies)

The Great Escape

Deer Hunter

The Fisher King

Jakob the Liar

[princessbelle]

I am a creature of habit. When it comes to movies i would rather watch a GREAT movie that i've seen a million times rather than watch one that may or may not be good. Why take a chance???

Here are a few of my favs that i've watched a gazillion times:

Apollo 13
Tombstone
Independence Day
Steel Magnolias
When Harry Met Sally
Sweet Home Alabama
Top Gun

I have many many more but this is a good start!!

[RockOn]

Wizard of Oz
Hyde & Jeckle Together Again
Stallone War Movies

there's more but I cannot think anymore tonight ... post the rest later
oh wait, what is the African-American older guy's name that plays the good guy in those psychotic thrillers? He was the star and Brad Pitt was in it too ---->>> movie: SEVEN
This guy is an all time favorite of mine, one top-notch actor!!

I will think of his name after I post and the edit time has passed. LOL!

[Jacie]

Amelie
Like Water for Chocolate
Pan Y Tulipani
Overboard
The Color Purple

[Jesse]

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

[Jedi]

The Birdcage

[homoe]

Shadow of a Doubt :movieguy:

[Orema]

Beetlejuice

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[angelface]

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[Gemme]

Bridesmaids. I saw it again tonight.

[homoe]

Mildred Pierce (Joan Crawford not the mini series)

[bright_arrow]

Beetlejuice

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Me too! I got it on Blu-Ray for Christmas and plan to watch it tomorrow :)

[bright_arrow]

My favorite movie list:

Yes or No*
Yes or No 2*
Kiki's Delivery Service
Spirited Away
Rentaneko
The Three Lives of Thomasina

*lesbian movies :)

For Christmas from a friend I was gifted The Collected Works of Hayao Miyazaki, 11 movies in a gorgeous box. I have always loved Kiki's Delivery Service!

[homoe]

84 Charing Cross Roads (Anne Bancroft and Anthony Hopkins)

[Jacie]

Million Dollar Baby
Life is Beautiful
While You Were Sleeping
Miss Congeniality
...anything directed by Ed Wood (I love, love, love, unintentionally bad movies)

[JDeere]

The Fighter with Mark Wahlburg

I have seen this movie over 60 times, mainly because of Amy Adams

[RockOn]

Jesse told me the actor's name ------- >>> it is Morgan Freeman!!!! I love watching ANYTHING he is in!!!

:)

[homoe]

Jesse told me the actor's name ------- >>> it is Morgan Freeman!!!! I love watching ANYTHING he is in!!!

:)

Ya, I don't remember ever seeing a Morgan Freeman movie I didn't like!

[Fancy]

The ones that come immediately to mind as my go-to-repeats-for-warm-fuzzies:

Love Actually
The Lake House
While You Were Sleeping
Ever After
As Good As It Gets

[C0LLETTE]

Citizen Kale

[homoe]

Citizen Kale


:blink: (I'm on cumadin, I wonder if I can even watch this?)

[Orema]

Midnight Run

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[homoe]

Devil In A Blue Dress:popcorn:

[Fancy]

Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003)

Kick-Ass (2010)

[Stone-Butch]

Legends of the Fall
Cleopatra
Unforgiven
Soldier Blue
Boys Don't Cry
Desert Hearts
Alien (all)
I'll Cry Tomorrow
Snake Pit


Quite a few more but this will do for now.

[Gayandgray]

Legends of the Fall
Cleopatra
Unforgiven
Soldier Blue
Boys Don't Cry
Desert Hearts
Alien (all)
I'll Cry Tomorrow
Snake Pit


Quite a few more but this will do for now.

The Big Chill. Whatever Happened To Baby Jane.

[homoe]

Godfather I

[imperfect_cupcake]

Dangerous Liasons

I must have seen it 30 times and read the book four times.

Set it Off

Jackie Brown

[Martina]

Life with Father
Shadow of a Doubt
Father Goose
North by Northwest
To Catch a Thief
Giant
Friendly Persuasion
The Big Country
The Third Man
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
Black Narcissus
The Long Hot Summer
The Wild Bunch
Zulu
The Trouble With Angels
Soylent Green
Three Days of the Condor
The Day of the Jackal
Marathon Man
The Andromeda Strain
84 Charing Cross Road
Goodfellas
Jaws
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Smiley's People (w/ Alec Guiness)
Grosse Pointe Blank
The Bird Cage
Two Weeks Notice
Return to Me
Charlie Wilson's War
Lord of the Rings
The Hobbit
Hunger Games films

[meridiantoo]

The Color Purple
Forrest Gump
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (so excited to see this movie mentioned several times on this thread)
Notting Hill
The Sixth Sense
A Beautiful Mind
American Beauty
Where the Heart Is
Contact
Fisher King
The Breakfast Club
Fried Green Tomatoes
Terms of Endearment
Same Time Next Year
Ordinary People
Dangerous Liaisons
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
The Big Chill
Ode to Billie Joe

[Fancy]

My daughter reminded me...and it's so true that these must also be on my list of repeat favorites:

Disney's Beauty and the Beast (1991)
Pirates of the Caribbean - all of them!
Ice Princess (2005)
The Sound of Music (1965)

[homoe]

Rudy~~~~~:football: It's not so much a movie about football as it is of never letting go of a dream IMHO

[Orema]

________________
Here Comes Mr. Jordan (The original?)
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________________
Heaven Can Wait (The remake)
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[Orema]

Defending Your Life

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[meridiantoo]

Meryl Streep, Bruce Willis, Goldie Hawn, Isabella Rossallini

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1992

[JDeere]

Less Than Zero
Any of the Living Dead or anything my George Romero
28 Days Later
28 Weeks Later
Flashdance

[storyspinner70]

Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
A Time to Kill
The Last Samurai
Memoirs of a Geisha
Tommy Boy
Step Brothers
Dark City
Donnie Darko
The Lost Boys
Better off Dead
Airplane!
Labyrinth
Pan's Labyrinth
Se7en
The Matrix
The Mummy
Blade: Trinity
Con Air
There Will Be Blood
No Country for Old Men
Perfume
Secondhand Lions
Dusk Til Dawn (Full disclosure it's mostly for Salma)
Bound
Face/Off
Crossfire Trail
Quigley Down Under

And, these are mini-series not movies, but I will always watch:
Into the West
Broken Trail
Lonseome Dove

There are more but that's all I can think of now...these i'll watch anytime they're on. Also, brat pack movies (breakfast club, pretty in pink, john hughes movies in general), ryan reynolds movies, rom coms, etc, but those are just for scenes, not the whole things...lol so they don't really count.

[storyspinner70]

Ugh I thought of more:

Grosse Pointe Blank
Secretary
Crash (James Spader)
Harold and Maude
Arthur (original)
White Palace
Wild Orchid
The Shining
The Exorcist
Hellraisers
Elm Streets (for comedy mostly)
Friday the 13ths (for nostalgia)
Silence of the Lambs
Drag me to Hell
1408
Identity
Misery
The Dark Half
Pet Sematary
Needful Things...Lord ALL the Stephen King movies....all of them...

Really, done this time. I think. Probably.

[JDeere]

Despicable Me 1 and 2
Minions movie from 2015

[Fancy]

Mama Mia :)

[Glenn]

Nostradamus- The Man Who Saw Tomorrow.

[meridiantoo]

Thought of more:

Dead Poet's Society
Raising Arizona
Mystic Pizza
Witness
Moonstruck
Toy Story
Leaving Las Vegas
Eyes Wide Shut

[homoe]

Finding Forrester:popcorn:

[homoe]

Fargo..............

[homoe]

Goodbye Girl

[homoe]

Tea with Mussolini :movieguy:

[meridiantoo]

Goodbye Girl

Fantastic movie!

[meridiantoo]

Looking for Mr. Goodbar

[Jesse]

Of Mice and Men

[CyberStud]

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011)

[CyberStud]

KR7loA_oziY

R.I.P Harper Lee

[homoe]

No Way Out.........:popcorn:

[homoe]

The Young Philadelphians (1959) Paul Newman

[puddin']

mine include:

"gone with the wind"
"lady and the tramp"
dr. zhivago
"bound"
"chasing amy"
"fried green tomatoes"
"the chinese botanists daughter"

[Sweet Bliss]

Blade Runner
Pulp Fiction
Fifth Element
Ninth Gate
And many others

[Fancy]

Last week I realized I would need to add these to my list...

Victor Victoria
Dead Poet's Society

[homoe]

The Graduate..........

[~ocean]

The Notebook

[JDeere]

The Proposal with Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds

[homoe]

Lake House.......Reeves and Bullock

[homoe]

Jackie Brown........(watched it again last night)

[*Anya*]

Living Out Loud with Holly Hunter, Queen Latifa and Danny DeVito.

It's on this morning on Showtime. Have to DVR it.

[Glenn]

Been loving "Lost Souls". Winona Ryder hotness, with actress Meg Ryan producing.

[homoe]

Inventing the Abbotts.......:popcorn:

[homoe]

Black Widow 1954 Ginger Rogers, Van Heflin, Gene Tierney

[JDeere]

Zombieland!

Woody Harrelson and Emma Stone

[homoe]

Burlesque Cher & Christine Aguilera :movieguy:

[*Anya*]

Couldn't tell you why, maybe because of Christian Bale, Matthew McConaughey and dragons?


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[trixie]

The soundtrack, the sweet cheerfulness of it, the gorgeous cinematography, magical realism. I love all of it.

[homoe]

Family Stone..............

[homoe]

9 to 5 (Dolly, Lily and Jane who would of thunk it)

[bright_arrow]

Zombieland!

Woody Harrelson and Emma Stone

I love Zombieland!

[bright_arrow]

Beetlejuice, Bride of Chucky, The 10th Kingdom, Pulp Fiction

[homoe]

Desert Hearts (1985)

[candy_coated_bitch]

There are really just too many to name!

Fried Green Tomatoes
The princess Bride
Dirty Dancing
While You Were Sleeping
AnY LOTR
Any original Star Wars
The Dark Crystal
The Birdcage
The Holiday
Love Actually
Mr. Holland's Opus

That's a few!

[homoe]

A Bronx Tale :popcorn:

[homoe]

Dan in Real Life (2007) Steve Carell and Juliette Binoche :popcorn:

[homoe]

World of Henry Orient (1964) Peter Sellers and Angela Lansbury:movieguy:

[homoe]

Draft Day :movieguy:

[homoe]

13 Going on 30 (the dance scene to thrilled is worth it alone):popcorn:

[homoe]

Devil In A Blue Dress..............:movieguy:



Like me,(up until about a year or so ago) if you've never seen this movie and get the chance to, do so! I doubt you'll be disappointed~

[*Anya*]

It has zero redeeming social (or any other type) of value but it makes me laugh so hard at the stupidest bits.

I am almost embarrassed to write it here but I will:

Super Troopers :police:


(with the Broken Lizard ensemble-the first one not Super Troopers 2)

[homoe]

Simply Irresistible (1999) Sarah Michelle Gellar and Patricia Clarkson :movieguy:

[meridiantoo]

Airplane (1980)

Stop calling me Shirley!

[homoe]

Bound.........lesbians and mafia what's not to love:hangloose:

[homoe]

Silver Lining Playbook :movieguy:

[homoe]

Mirror Has Two Faces.....

[homoe]

Love Field Michelle Pfeiffer, Dennis Haysbert, Stephanie McFadden

Dallas housewife Lurene Hallett's life revolves around the doings of Jacqueline Kennedy:movieguy:

[homoe]

Shawshank Redemption........

[homoe]

Nine to Five:popcorn:

[Sweet Bliss]

Nine to Five:popcorn:
It's because of Ms Dolly isn't it? :sunglass:

Blade Runner, Director's cut
Pulp Fiction
The Stand
WaterWorld
Fifth Element....:eatinghersheybar:

[homoe]

Days of Wine and Rose (1962) Jack Lemmon Lee Remick

[homoe]

Moonstruck :moonstars:

[meridiantoo]

The Green Mile :police:

[homoe]

Heart Burn cast: Meryl Streep, Jack Nicholson, Jeff Daniels

An autobiographical look at the breakup of Ephron's marriage to Carl "All the President's Men" Bernstein that was also a best-selling novel.

[homoe]

Jagged Edge (1985) Glen Close

Heiress Page Forrester is brutally murdered in her remote beach house. Her husband Jack is devastated by the crime but soon finds himself accused of her murder. He hires lawyer Teddy Barnes to defend him, despite the fact she hasn't handled a criminal case for many years.

[homoe]

I enjoy everything about this movie! From “soup question”, romance advice, comparing the New York Times as a meal and the National Esquire as dessert and the whole assumption slant, will make me stop and watch this movie every time! A driver of a BMW assuming a young inner city teen wouldn’t know the first thing about the history of BMW, a young teen assuming a book written decades and decades earlier wouldn’t still be in demand, a professor at a prestigious school assuming a star athlete would be incapable of writing an award winning paper, the list goes on and on.

If you’ve never seen this movie, check it out! If you don't like it, you can always turn it off:movieguy:

[candy_coated_bitch]

Some Kind of Wonderful

[homoe]

Crash (2004) Don Cheadle, Sandra Bullock, Thandie Newton

Los Angeles citizens with vastly separate lives collide in interweaving stories of race, loss and redemption.

[homoe]

A League Of Their Own:outfield:

[homoe]

Social Network:popcorn:

[Orema]

The Black Film Canon: The 50 greatest movies by black directors (from Slate.com) By Aisha Harris and Dan Kois.

(The list can be found at this (http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/cover_story/2016/05/the_50_greatest_films_by_black_directors.html) link.)

#OscarsSoWhite wasn’t—isn’t—only about a stuffy institution failing to recognize work by people of color. Pushing the industry to allow black filmmakers and actors to tell more substantial stories through high-profile work is a crucial step toward remedying the systematic issues at the heart of this controversy. But it’s not the only step. To change Hollywood, it’s important not only to look forward but to look back.

We must recognize that even with the financial and systemic odds stacked against them, black filmmakers have long been creating great and riveting stories on screen. The academy’s failure may have inspired a memorable hashtag, but that failure is deeply linked to the way nearly all movie fans remember cinematic history. In our never-ending conversation—or argument—about which films deserve to be remembered, which films are cultural touchstones, which films defined and advanced the art form, we habitually overlook stories by and about black people. Consider the many widely regarded lists of the “best films”: the prestigious Sight & Sound once-a-decade critics’ poll, the American Film Institute’s eight different 100 Years … lists, or Richard Corliss’ top 100 for Time. Total number of black-directed films among the 1,000 movies on those lists? Two. As Buggin’ Out (Do the Right Thing, No. 96 on AFI’s 2007 list) would ask, “How come there ain’t no brothers up on the wall?”

These lists are important: They affect the types of movies that self-proclaimed cinephiles and casual viewers alike seek out and watch, and they help define our ideas about whose perspectives matter. The exclusion of blackness from these film canons shapes our expectations about what constitutes greatness in film. And it helps cement the expectation that whiteness is somehow as “universal” in art as so many believe it to be in life.

It’s time to fight the canons that be. Slate asked more than 20 prominent filmmakers, critics, and scholars—including Ava DuVernay, Robert Townsend, Charles Burnett, Gina Prince-Bythewood, Wesley Morris, and Henry Louis Gates Jr.—for their favorite movies by filmmakers of color and used their picks to shape our list of the 50 greatest films by black directors. (That restriction excluded many beloved movies about black people, like Carmen Jones, A Raisin in the Sun, The Wiz, and Coming to America. Many of those films are great and integral to understanding black film history—but this list is about the power of black people telling their stories.) Our goal is to change the way readers think about the history of movies—and to keep the conversation about black storytelling going long after the #OscarsSoWhite fury has dissipated. That controversy and the immediate responses to it—including the academy’s rule changes—only carry us as far as the Dolby Theatre. They don’t change the playing field.

Despite everything, black filmmakers have produced art on screen that is just as daring, original, influential, and essential as the heralded works of Welles, Coppola, Antonioni, Kurosawa, and other nonblack directors. Films like Daughters of the Dust, Killer of Sheep, Tongues Untied, and Fruitvale Station deserve to be considered alongside the artistic masterpieces of the past century in cinema. But you should also consider this list an argument for a broader notion of what constitutes a “great” film—after all, many of the movies that have shaped black culture (and the broader American culture) don’t easily fit into the templates of auteurist, art house, or studio “quality” favored by the typical list-makers. Genre work, micro-budget indies, underground documentaries, comedies starring rappers—it was eye-opening to see what movies our panel of experts chose. (And didn’t choose.) The result: Slate’s Black Film Canon. Read, watch our video supercut, stream an unfamiliar movie or two, argue, and recognize the names on our list for the great filmmakers they are.

[Sweet Bliss]

The Fifth Element, Pulp Fiction, Blade Runner (director's cut), Omega Man, and many others.

[*Anya*]

I am watching Office Space for probably the 10th time!

Lundberg: "You've been missing a lot of work lately."

Peter: "I can't say I've exactly been missing it."

Peter: "I don't like my job. I don't think I'm going to go anymore."

"So are you going to quit?"

"No, not really, I'm just not going to go anymore".

All the lines never fail to make me laugh and I would kind of like a red Swingline stapler!

[stargazingboi]

ok...so, I'll let a secret out..which requires me to show I have a "softer side." When I was a kid, we would always watch movies together, as a family. My mother loved the Wizard of Oz. When I would get scared or sick my mother would put it on to help me fall asleep. I still fall asleep when that movie comes on...but, it's one I will always enjoy watching. If for no other reason, than the memories.

[easygoingfemme]

The Pursuit of Happiness.

[*Anya*]

I keep forgetting to put this one down. It's on Amazon Prime:

Oceans 11. I have watched it boo-coo times and enjoy it just as much each time.

Literally, a star-studded cast. One of George Clooney's and Brad Pitt's best comedies.

I did not like Oceans 12 but 13 was pretty good-not great but good.

:movieguy:

[homoe]

Bound:popcorn:

[QueenofSmirks]

Fallen - Denzel Washington
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119099/?ref_=nv_sr_4

[homoe]

The Goodbye Girl :movieguy:

[C0LLETTE]

I'm very fond of Buster Keaton and particularly "The General"

[homoe]

Pillow Talk:popcorn:

[anotherbutch]

Field of Dreams
Fried Green Tomatoes
Steel Magnolias

[QueenofSmirks]

Good Will Hunting

[Orema]

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Devil in a Blue Dress.

[homoe]

Stars: Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams, Kathy Bates director: Woody Allen


While on a trip to Paris with his fiancée's family, a nostalgic screenwriter finds himself mysteriously going back to the 1920s everyday at midnight.:movieguy:

[Gemme]

The Pursuit of Happiness.

Is it Pursuit of Happiness or Pursuit of Happyness? I can't remember what was on the marquee when I saw it and the net is full of both spellings. Either way, this was a great movie.

[femmeandstrong]

1. kate and leopold...
2. city of angels....
3. a few good men...
4. the prestige...
5. the guardian...


nuff for now lol

[easygoingfemme]

Is it Pursuit of Happiness or Pursuit of Happyness? I can't remember what was on the marquee when I saw it and the net is full of both spellings. Either way, this was a great movie.

Ah.. Happyness it is! http://ihatecommuting.files.wordpress.com/2008/09/the-pusuit-of-happyness.jpg

[JDeere]

Any of the night of the living dead movies, I am fond of every single one of those movies by Romero

One Flew Over The Coocoo's Nest

Hustle and Flow

[Degotoga]

The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
Patch Adams
Fried Green Tomatoes
The Guardian
Good Will Hunting
Dead Poets Society
Murder In the First
Sordid Lives
The Last Castle

[homoe]

The Shawshank Redemption:movieguy:

[homoe]

The Young Philadelphians ..........

[Gayandgray]

Philadelphia, The Birdcage

[homoe]

My Big Fat Greek Wedding (but ONLY the first one IMHO 2 was a waste of time and talent)

[cathexis]

_Interview with a Vampire_

_Hoosiers_

_Bound_

_2 Fast 2 Furious: Tokyo Drift_

_Top Gun_

_Dracula_ original with Bela Lugosi

_A Christmas Story_

_G.I. Jane_

_Red October_

Those are a few of the ones I obsess over. Drives my partner crazy.

[Fancy]

This time of year:
- Holiday Inn
- Home Alone I & II
- Elf
- National Lampoon Christmas Vacation
- The Polar Express

[*Anya*]

I have said it before but it is so charming, I will say it again:

Love Actually @ Christmas time especially with this song:

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[Gayandgray]

Whatever happened to Baby Jane

[Orema]

Whatever happened to Baby Jane

Baby Jane Hudson. This is one of my favs too. Bette Davis should have been nominated for an Oscar and would have been nominated had she been a man, I think. She was ruthless, cold, psychopathic (or psychotic?), cunning, mad, and convincing. I don't think there were too many actresses who could have pulled it off as well as she did. Maybe Hepburn—she was another one who didn't let vanity get in way of a good role.

[Clyde]

Moonstruck

[GeorgiaMa'am]

Auntie Mame
Cinderella
The Aristocats
It's a Wonderful Life
Raising Arizona
Road House
Pretty Woman
Home for the Holidays
The Sound of Music
West Side Story
Tootsie
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Groundhog Day
Coming to America
Beverly Hills Chihuahua (all 3)
Troop Beverly Hills

[Greco]

"Blue" w/Juliette Binoche

Greco

[homoe]

Dan In Real Life.............. Steve Carell, Juliette Binoche, Dane Cook, Dianne Wiest John Mahoney,Emily Blunt.

[cathexis]

Dan In Real Life.............. Steve Carell, Juliette Binoche, Dane Cook, Dianne Wiest John Mahoney,Emily Blunt.

Love me some Dianne Wiest!

Let's add _Practical Magic_.

Also, can dig some Greta Garbo. She was ALL leg. Yum (wiping the drool from chin), can't think of good movie she starred in! Oy veh!

(recovering) Will add Robin Williams' _Good Morning Vietnam_ , and Prince's _Purple Rain_ (straightening my shirt from Garbo reference).
_Blue Velvet_ , as well.

[Orema]

Especially this time of the year ...

– Three Days of the Condor
– Die Hard
– Moonstruck
– Lion in Winter
– Harvey
– My Man Godfrey
– It Happened One Night
– His Girl Friday
– Gigi
– Goldfinger

[Glenn]

Garbo in- "The Flesh And The Devil" (Silent)
Valentino in- "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (Silent)
LGBT- "High Art"
LGBT-"Another Kind Of Love" (Foreign-Hungary)
"The Greatest Story Ever Told"
"Lost Highway"
"Lost Souls"
"Jonathan Livingston Seagull"
"Our Town"
"The Perez Family"
"Ben Hur"- Part Two
"The Ten Commandments"-Part Two
"Schindler's List"

[Gemme]

Auntie Mame
Pretty Woman
Groundhog Day
Coming to America


These are great! I also can watch Blue Crush, Josie and the Pussycats, Dogma, Practical Magic, Pitch Perfect (both) and 8 out of 10 animated features are on my list.

[Chad]

Auntie Mame
Cinderella
The Aristocats
It's a Wonderful Life
Raising Arizona
Road House
Pretty Woman
Home for the Holidays
The Sound of Music
West Side Story
Tootsie
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Groundhog Day
Coming to America
Beverly Hills Chihuahua (all 3)
Troop Beverly Hills

Great list! I still love Rocky Horror Piture Show and still have the tails (gray with pink lining) that I wore to the show countless times.