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

For starters...
 

The Shawshank Redemption:movieguy:

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

Philadelphia, The Birdcage

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

_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.

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

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

Love Actually @ Christmas time especially with this song:

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.

Moonstruck

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

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"Blue" w/Juliette Binoche

Greco

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.

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

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"

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.

Movies
 

I have responded here before.
Still my favorite The Thin Man with William Powell
Sherlock Holmes with Basil Rathbone
Tarzan with Johnny Weissmuller
Nero Wolf with Rex Stout and Timothy Hutton

For this time of year I do like
Love Actually
Rudolph the Red Nosed Raindeer
A Christmas Carol with George C. Scott

Movies
 

The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951).

I am watching it now on TCM.


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Wedding Crashers

Days of Wine and Roses............

Pulp Fiction, Deadpool, Evil Dead, Army of Darkness, Underworld, Resident Evil, Chicago, The Notebook, A Walk To Remember, Friday the 13th, Halloween, A Nightmare On Elm Street, Hellenised, Labyrinth, A Clockwork Orange, Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Green Mile, Batman, The Dark Knight, Suicide Squad, Fast and the Furious, Die Hard, Robocop, The Shawshank Redemption, Ghost, Dirty Dancing, Road House, The Crow, and the list goes on

Princess Bride, Pitch Perfect, Mean Girls, She's the Man, Bring it On, and of course Legally Blonde :hangloose:

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

Disney's Toy Story, I know the whole thing by heart!

Twilight, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings

Forrest Gump!

ALL of them???:shocking:

All that Heaven Allows 1955 Rock Hudson

Nope just #1.. the rest..pfffft

The Killing 1956 Sterling Hayden

The ending will blow you away.....:popcorn:

that reminds me of...
 

The Shining!!!

The Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood in Oregon was filmed for a few of the exterior shots of the fictional Overlook Hotel....

Gloria 1999 Sharon Stone: Remake of 1980

I swear some of her dialog must be of been ad libbed :sunglass:

White Palace 1990 James Spader and Susan Sarnadon

I was thinking about this the other day, and realized that most of my "never get tired of watching" films are Disney films. On this particular occasion, it was "Freaky Friday". (It's so awesome when she gets to go shopping with Dad's credit card.) Of course, I prefer the 1960-something version.

The Shining scars me but I love that grand hotel.