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

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Originally Posted by Scorp

Hey Folks,

Which movies do you never get tired of seeing and/or which favorites do you have in your DVD Collection:

My List:

The Breakfast Club
Footloose
Pretty In Pink
Sixteen Candles
Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory (original version with Gene Wilder)

Originally Posted by Kobi

Monster-In-Law
50 First Dates
Music and Lyrics
Fever Pitch
Miss Congeniality 2
The Lake House
Men In Black
Monsters Inc

Originally Posted by scootebaby

Steel Magnolias

Originally Posted by Sparkle

Little Miss Sunshine
Wallace and Grommit (any of them)

Originally Posted by diamondrose

"The Goonies"

Originally Posted by Blade

Smokey and the Bandit
Forrest Gump
9 to 5

Originally Posted by LipstickLola

Pretty Woman

Originally Posted by Chancie

>Dogma

Originally Posted by dark_crystal

Clueless

Originally Posted by Billy

The Birdcage

Originally Posted by justkim

Finding Nemo
Independence Day

Originally Posted by Tucker

-Monster House

Originally Posted by Wryly

Mr & Mrs Smith
Oceans Eleven and Oceans Twelve
Speed

Originally Posted by Oiler41

Cars

Glynn

Originally Posted by Diva

Sleepless in Seattle
While You Were Sleeping
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
City Slickers
Hope Floats
Sweet Home Alabama

Originally Posted by Miss Scarlett

Mean Girls
Ever After
Never Been Kissed

Originally Posted by pajara2

Murphy's Romance
Hocus Pocus

I haven't seen Murphy's Romance in ages but I love it!

Originally Posted by Isadora

Shakespeare in Love
The Princess Bride

Originally Posted by Matthew

Ice Age 1,2,3
Ghost Rider
Rat Race
Madagascar
Legally Blonde 1 & 2

I love, love, love all of these I quoted. I'm a sucker for a good chick flick, animated feature, sexy action movie, or most anything with Drew Barrymore or Sandra Bullock or Reese Witherspoon or Will Smith.

Another one that I can, and have, watched over and over again is Blue Crush. Girls kicking ass surfing. Nice. The Charlie's Angels movies too.

My favorite movie of all time is Auntie Mame. Though I like Lucille Ball, my preferred version is Rosalind Russell's. She's the real and true Auntie Mame, imo.