[nfldgirl]

Caddyshack
What About Bob
Sound of Music
The Undefeated

[giotto]

Here's a question I have pondered: Why is it that, when a favorite movie like The Conversation is on TV, I can't stop watching it--even though I own the DVD? I could watch it anytime I want to, yet I take the time to watch it on TV. My theory is that it's like anything else in life--Chance encounters are always more satisfying.

[trisham]

"Fargo"

"The Godfather"

"Godfather II"

"The Fifth Element"

"War of the Worlds" (yes, the Tom Cruise version)

"Spinal Tap"

"Men in Black"

"Rear Window"

"Rosemary's Baby"

"The Birds"

[historyrepeatz]

GOOD FELLAS

[jonno]

We Were Soldiers

[Yaelle]

My favorite movie “Against All Odds.”

Because it has everything in it. A fantastic underrated performance by the young James Woods. Football. The politics and finance of football ownership. My beloved hometown in one of its heydays (L.A. in the 80s). Great dialogue. Dirty lawyers. The best sportscar chase scene on film on the best street in the world on which to do it (Sunset Blvd). Tropical jungles. Sex in tropical jungles and on beaches. Murder. Gun fight. Racism. And the second best* modern “acting with eyes only” last scene in a movie, with a song to go perfectly with it by Phil Collins in HIS heyday. A scary dog. And a silly song by Kid Creole and the Coconuts. What more could ANYONE want in a film??

* best is Owned by Bob Hoskins in The Long Good Friday. Acting with eyes only is very underrated.

[arasina]

• The Big Easy
• The Last of The Mohicans
• Gladiator
• Braveheart
• The Deer Hunter
• The Godfather & The Godfather II
• Sweet Home Alabama
• The Wizard of Oz
• It's A Wonderful Life

[CharlesWayneCT]

My daughter says “Donnie Darko”.

I pretty much would re-watch anything. According to my wife.

[engrpat]

For a start:

Zulu

Count of Monte Cristo

Arsenic and Old Lace

Dune

Longest Day

Just for a few. Oh yeah, early Bond movies.

[Randy Larsen]

Master And Commander, Defiance, The Last Samurai, Apocalypto, Braveheart, The Patriot, 300, Hannibal, The Hurt Locker, The Silence Of The Lambs, Red Dragon, Shooter.

[dfwgator]

Patton
Goodfellas
The Godfathers I and II
Goodbye, Lenin
The Great Escape
One, Two, Three
Europa, Europa

[Freddd]

The Ten Commandments, Charleton Heston

[Finny]

I’ve watched “A Few Good Men” a zillion times, too, and hope I have the pleasure of watching it a zillion more times. It’s a fine movie.

[irishtenor]

Ones I can watch any time:

Horatio Hornblower (series)
Patriot
Braveheart
Sense and Sensibility (a “chick flick”, but it’s GOOD)
The Quiet Man (John Wayne’s best movie ever)
Monty Python’s Holy Grail
Gladiator
Bringing Up Baby
Jesus Of Nazareth
Amazing Grace
Indiana Jones (series)
The Lord Of The Rings
Harry Potter (series)

[DFG]

I have seen the following sports movies many times but still love to watch them.

Rudy
Brian’s Song (original with James Caan and Billy Dee Williams)
Miracle (I am not a hockey fan but I love this movie)

[gatorhead]

My Cousin Vinny, Casino, Saving Private Ryan, Napolean Dynamite, A Simple Plan, Waiting for Guffman, and Best in Show.

[al baby]

AFGM, I would rather have a root canal

[chippewaman]

Here’s my 2 cent’s worth ...

Hoosiers
Rudy
Miracle
The Breakfast Club
Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Blues Brothers
Lonesome Dove
The Goonies
Vacation

[ansel12]

Cool Hand Luke, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and John Wayne movies.

[Lando Lincoln]

Silverado