Movies you can watch again and again?

[SangRahl]

My list of multiply-viewed films is pretty extensive... The short list would be those that if I come across it at random and will stop to rewatch without warning.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off - The only thing better than the ultimate "playing hookie" movie was skipping classes see it in the theatre

Memento - No matter where in the film it might be, I'll get pulled in each time... and watching the chronological version was just odd, somehow.

The Usual Suspects - Instant classic in our household.

The Great Escape - This pretty much goes for any Steve McQueen film, but 'The Great Escape' has such a great ensemble, it takes the top of the pile.

The Incredibles - Seen it more than a dozen times (bought first for myself, then the daughter watched incessantly, and now the son), and still not tired of it.

Star Wars Episodes IV, V & VI - Randal said it best in 'Clerks 2': "There's only one Trilogy, you [CENSORED] morons."

(guilty pleasure) ANY Mel Brooks Film - Be it 'Blazing Saddles', 'History of the World: Part 1', 'Silent Movie', or any of his other works, I can't help but to stop and settle in to watch to the end.

(obligatory "chick flick", to cancel out the above) Playing By Heart - An amazing cast set in a well-crafted web of seemingly-disparate storylines...

 

[TIMESWORDSMAN]

Airplane, Shirley it is one of the funniest movies ever made.

 

[reg42]

Pulp FIction

Avatar. I've seen it three times and it keeps getting better every time.

That's never happened before, usually two times is the limit, and then I can't watch it again for ages. But Avatar (I saw the 3D one) just keeps improving.

I thought Avatar was alright but for me the plot was just generic Sci-Fi tarted up with nice visuals.
Still enjoyed it but i don't know if i could watch it again any time soon

No it was a re-skinned version of Dances With Wolves. I did enjoy it though.

I can never really watch a movie over and over. Even my favourite movie of all time (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas) would get stale if I watched it too many times. I don't plan to make that mistake.

 

[Xanthious]

Snatch
Tropic Thunder
Dark Crystal
The Incredibles
Sideways
Maverick
Oceans 11 (original or remake)
The Departed
Heat
Casino
Godfather 1 or 2
Rec
Batman Begins
Dark Knight
Devil's Advocate
Scent of a Woman
My Blue Heaven
Wizards
Super Troopers
Goodfellas
Tombstone

 

[Madaxeman101]

Shaun of the dead, ff7: advent children, shawshank redemption, american history x and probably a few more i cant think of at the moment

 

[Dimbo_Sama]

Alien, Aliens. Clerks, Empire Strikes Back, Battlestar Galactica, Dark Star, Kung Pow: Enter the Fist, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, The Life of Brian, Spider-man 2, Bender's Big Score, Bender's Game, The Terminator, Pincess Mononoke...

that's all I can think off the top of my head.

 

[Iznat]

Howl's Moving Castle, WALL-E, Up..
Pixar FTW <_<

 

[AwesomeExpress]

I've literally watched Fight Club between 30-40 times. I could also watch Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World time and again. Or the tv series Firefly (as well as Serenity), Band of Brothers, Corner Gas, Seinfeld, Futurama, Bones, House M.D., Castle. I could also watch House of Flying Daggers, Hero, and Fearless many times.

 

[gamefreakbsp]

Too many movies to name, but I can say without a doubt, that the first one that comes to mind is V for Vendetta.

 

[AbsoluteVirtue18]

Gladiator. God I love that movie.

And the Disney Hercules.

 

[epikAXE]

Across the Universe...its a musical really but still.

not many people have heard of it though... :/ shame really cos its awsome

 

[Cosplay Horatio]

The Warriors
Serenity
The Blues Brothers
Tron
Enter the Dragon
Doom
Tropic Thunder
Back to the Future Trilogy

 

[Sansha]

I've watched James Cameron's 'Titanic' upwards of three hundred times.

 

[lukeyk]

The usual suspects, even though after the first time you know who done it, it is still amazing to watch.

 

[willard3]

Sunshine


That's all I can think of now; I'm sure there are more.

 

[x0ny]

Austen Powers: "International Man of Mystery" and "The Spy who shagged me", "Don't be a menace to south central while drinking your juice in the hood", "Rambo: First Blood", "Indiana Jones and the Lost Ark", "The Dark Knight".

 

[TheGreenManalishi]

For me, it'd have to be Clerks 2.

I came into this thread to mention the time me and some friends watched Clerks 2 about four times in a row.

 

[thepopeofatheism]

Definitely Fantastic Mr. Fox.

 

[AshuraSpeaks]

Equilibrium.

Post-apocalyptic smoothie of 1984, Brave New World, and Farenheit 451 + Christian Bale has one of the highest onscreen body counts in shoot-out after shoot-out + Christian Bale gets in touch with his feelings = Best movie (you've never heard of).

Oh, and it has a made up Martial Art Gunfighting style.

Huh? Is the movie really that unknown...? I don't quite believe that, especially considering how good it is.

OT: For me it's Gone in 60 Seconds. I find this really weird, since I'm the exact opposite of a car buff, but I never get enough of this movie, it's packed full of scenes that radiate coolness.

Maybe it's just in the U.S.A., but I swear it's practically unknown. I even read an article detailing why Bale is such a great actor, and the author didn't mention it, skipping on to Terminator.