Movies you watch again and again.

Blues Brothers (but 2000 needs deleting!!!)
Top Secret
Meaning of Life
Pulp Fiction
 
Depends on my mood
top of the pile
Starwars IV
and then the others.

Paul
The Punisher
Ghost rider (1)
Lion King (1)
Shrek (1)
I, Frankenstein
Dracula untold
Priest
Underworld (x4)
 
Stand By Me
 
Cobra said:
Depends on my mood
top of the pile
Starwars IV
and then the others.

Paul
The Punisher
Ghost rider (1)
Lion King (1)
Shrek (1)
I, Frankenstein
Dracula untold
Priest
Underworld (x4)
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Ooooh, the Underworld films.
Yes!
 
Star wars (original 3)
I saw star wars 1 in Leicester Square at the crew showing with my mum and brothers, i have been hooked to these 3 films ever since.
My mom and dad have worked on many films as modelers/sculptures, but star wars and Alien i can watch over and over again.
Alien 1 and 2
Princess bride
Harry Potter (all of them)
 
sphexx said:
Ha! Ha! The Lawrence Olivier version of Henry V is the first film I can remember seeing - when it came out in 1945. It was a good film for its time but I probably would not watch it again except from curiosity.
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The Brannagh version is very different indeed - not a hint of any knights being craned onto horses!
 
Probably says a lot about me but I love Dumb and dumber :)
 
Fistful of Dollars
Few Dollars More
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
(most Clint Eastwood westerns, tbh, and the Dirty Harry films)
Cool Runnings
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Life of Brian
Blues Brothers
Battle of Britain
A Bridge too Far
 
All I seem to watch is family films at the moment with my 3 year old.

So not through choice but the following films endlessly.

Inside out
Shrek
Toy Story
Monsters Inc

Personally can ever turn off the American Pie or Austin Powers films if they're ever on, cheesy laughs all round!
 
Brave heart.
Zulu.
Zulu Dawn.
Home Alone (1 & 2).
Sink the Bismarck.
A Bridge Too Far.
The "Carry On" films.
Any Laure and Hardy.
 
Bowfinger always gets put on when one of us needs cheering up. The scene where Eddie Murphy has to run across the road has my wife in tears *every* *single* *time*.

Also, if we're counting TV shows, I've lost count of the amount of times we've watched Rising Damp. Rossiter is/was a genius.
 
The Prestige
The Edge Of Tomorrow
Prometheus
Alien 1-4
 
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