Movies you never tire of viewing

[zeroturbulence]

Office Space
Spaceballs
The Naked Gun (the original)
The Princess Bride

 

[AgeofKnowledge]

Anything Tolkien.

 

[Grace-Like-Rain]

Pitch Perfect


Lord of the Rings Trilogy


Fantastic Mr. Fox *stares at Kenthomas*


Avengers


Ender's Game


The Proposal

 

[Tintin]

Oh, there are plenty, so I'll only name a few.

The Lord of the Rings extended edition
Many of the Pixar movies (eg. The Incredibles)
Most of the Studio Ghibli movies (eg. My Neighbour Totoro)
Arsenic and Old Lace
The Matrix (only the first one)
The Star Wars trilogy (the originals)
Many of Alfred Hitckcock's movies (eg. Vertigo)
Christopher Nolan movies (eg. Inception)
Most of Jean-Pierre Jeunet's movies (eg. Amelie)

 

[Cee]

I love this question!

I'll throw my hat in the ring...

Gladiator!

C.

 

[blueorchidjd]

Wedding Singer &
Stranger than Fiction

 

[RedTent]

Friendly Persuasion with Gary Cooper. When the pet duck struts across the bridge, shaking his tail in indignation at the Rebel soldier, history was made.

 

[Theygaveutheirworst]

Jurassic Park
Back to the future
Phenomenon
Armageddon
Ghostbusters 1& 2
TMNT 1&2
Forrest Gump
Up
Cloudy with a chance of meatballs

 

[Tintin]

Wedding Singer &
Stranger than Fiction

I don't care for much of Will Ferrell's work but I love Stranger Than Fiction! Good work, mate.

 

[Roh_Chris]

I forgot to mention -

Rocky I, II and III
Rambo II and III
Expendables I and II
Pulp fiction
Inception
Transformers (any one)
Fast & Furious IV, V and VI
Some of Pixar movies (Cars)
Sport movies (Remember the Titans, The longest yard, Coach Carter, Glory road, The Replacements)

 

[ServantStrike]

1. The Family Man (Nicolas Cage does a superb job, especially the last scene at the airport)
2. Meet Joe Black (Last scene, his last birthday party, and the music.. AND THE MUSIC..)
3. Serendipity (Perhaps there's still part of me wanting to believe in fate)
4. Love Affair (Annette Bening was simply stunning; along with Ennio Morricone's memorable melodies)
5. My Cousin Vinny (One of the funniest and Marisa Tomei's Academy Award winning performance)
6. Shallow Hal (I watched it three times in theatre - church, friend, and alone? Good sound tracks)
7. Spirited Away (probably watched 100 times with my nieces but it doesn't get old)
8. A Few Good Men (You Can't Handle the Truth! - gets me every time)
9. Ghost in the Shell (Japanese Anime at its best)
10. Taken (It's climbing up the chart - I will look for you, I will find you.. and I will kill you)


Good thread.

Yay, someone else picked Ghost in the Shell too.

Office Space
Spaceballs
The Naked Gun (the original)
The Princess Bride

That last one has permanently cemented your man card at Alpha status bro. Alpha status.

I love this question!

I'll throw my hat in the ring...

Gladiator!

C.

Finally, someone else picked Gladiator too. My all time favorite movie.

[video=youtube;FsqJFIJ5lLs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsqJFIJ5lLs[/video]

 

[meggars]

Pitch perfect and princess bride....and for T.V - all carol burnett

 

[Metta]

-Scott Pilgrim VS. The World
- Peter Pan (2003)
- Hook
- The Nightmare Before Christmas
- Interstellar 555

 

[conz]

Passion of The Christ, Facing the Giants, Ella Enchanted

 

[BobbaFett]

back to the future series
any of the fast and furious movies.
space jam
lethal weapon series
transformers
cool runnings
kill bill
the avengers
iron man
pulp fiction

 

[Hanady]

The passion of the Christ

The count of Monte Cristo
How to lose a guy in 10 days
The notebook
A walk to remember
Taken

 

[The_Wanderer]

The Patriot (the one with Mel Gibson, not the other movie by the same name) and The Fugitive are two of my favourites.

 

[mailmandan]

Christmas Vacation
Sixteen Candles
Mrs. Doubtfire
The Waterboy
My Big Fat Greek Wedding

 

[JimJimmers]

Interestingly, I can't think of a single movie I want to see again, other than ones I saw when I was too young to understand it. I like being surprised or having a plot twist I didn't see coming thrown at me, so I pretty much never watch reruns.

I haven't seen the original Star Wars trilogy in over 20 years, so I'd have to go for that. But it would basically be seeing it for the first time.

 

[sassylady]

The Way Way Back; Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter Died; Dances With Wolves.