One of the reasons I love Solondz is that he doesn't propagandize. He draws portraits that he finds compelling or perhaps familiar but never with interpretation or judgement. Some people find that deeply disturbing. What is his point of view? What is he trying to SAY- what should we think. They project their worst traits upon him for showing them that mirror. I love that ambiguity and lack of agenda.

Thank you! Thank you! You really like me!

*tear*

And now, since we're have all kinds of Sally Field in our hearts, I absolutely LOVE this movie and could watch it every day for, well, a while.

Love Soapdish. For me Funny movies are better for repeat viewing, especially improvisational comedies. Anything from Christopher Guest's ensemble is top notch. Spinal Tap, Mighty Wind, Guffman, Best In Show, For Your Consideration...
:jester:

Bad Boys 1 and 2

The Birdcage {I'm not sure who's more hilarious the more I see it...Robin Williams, Nathan Lane or Hank Azaria}

Showgirls {It's like a train wreck, I swear ....Scary but, u just ...Gotta see it...well, I do}

All 3 Godfathers.

Goodfellas

Howard the Duck {shuddup}

Oscar {Corny as hell, but I do find it tickling...Sly Stallone at his dumbest}

Spike Lee's Original Kings of Comedy

Cheech n Chong's The Corsican Brothers.

Labyrinth

The Last Emperor

I was Obsessed with the wardrobe for some time..
I had it on vhs, but, times change..Now I seek DVD...
Depending who was home, whenever "Figaro" started, I'd hear a collective Groan hehehehe

Another few tireless faves are

Boat Trip {Cuba Gooding jr fakin gay to attract a chick, priceless}

8 Crazy Nights [Uncensured, kthnx]

Merlin {With Sam Neil and Martin Short}

Secret of NIMH.

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Dog Days
Amores Perros
Snatch
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love these three

Boys Don't Cry!
When I am having a day where I feel the world doesn't view me the way I view myself then I pull this movie up on netflix and remember how great my life is!!!

Rest peacefully Brandon

Keeping in the spirit of the season, I could watch Hocus Pocus a zillion times and still get a kick out of it.
(In fact, just finished watching it...)

Fight Club
Lord of the Rings trilogy
Bourne trilogy
13th Warrior
Beowulf & Grendel
Pirates of the Caribbean
Secret Window
The Machinist
Equilibrium
Gangs of New York
The Departed
Blood Diamond
Gladiator
Braveheart
300
Hitman
Finding Neverland
From Hell
The Ninth Gate
Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas (yes, I'm a big Johnny Depp fan lol)
Underworld
28 Days
Miss Congeniality

Some Like it Hot
Birdcage
Casablanca
Maltese Falcon
Wizard of Oz
Incredibles
Lord of the Rings trilogy (the Peter Jackson one)
The Godfather
The Godfather 2
Fight Club
Kate and Leopold
When Harry met Sally
Matrix (just the first one)
Sleeping Beauty
Fantasia
The Producers (the Nathan Lane, Matthew Broderick version)
Hair Spray (the original John Waters version)
Female Trouble
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
Nightmare Before Christmas
Mame (the Rosalind Russel version)
Citizen Cane
Mr Smith Goes to Washington
Monty Python's The Holy Grail (nee)
Meet John Doe
Dangerous Liaisons
Lady Hawk
Labyrinth
Arsenic and Old Lace
V for Vendetta


I love movies and have tons of them, these are the ones that I return to over and over and it seems like I will not get bored with them, some of them like "The Wizard of Oz" I have watched virtually my whole life.

Forgot Pan's Labyrinth...easily on of the best movies ever.

Also, definitely agree with V for Vendetta.

I so don’t like to see the same movie more than once- I barely have the patience to watch a whole movie all the way through the first time, however for some reason completely beyond my understanding I will watch Men In Black (Both one and two) anytime and love it every time. :cool:

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A Man For All Seasons
Becket

Taxi Driver

Movies that have a fantastic story

Keeper of the Flame
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