Movies you can watch again and again?

[Above]

blades of glory
hot fuzz
shaun of the dead

Also,i thought alot of people would have said avatar

 

[Eatbrainz]

All the Monty Python films
Conan The Barbarian
Commando
Predator
Snatch
Aliens

 

[Captain Spectacular]

12 angry men (An example of how good acting and good dialog alone can make a great movie)
apocalypse now
The Big Lebowski

 

[CheckD3]

Team America: World Police and South Park:Bigger, longer and uncut

Team America is a movie that has more depth, story, action, love, conflict, drama, and American patriotism that any movie I've ever seen, and it's all done with marrionette puppets

South Park is just an enjoyable movie with great songs and funny dialog that is entertaining, and also isn't that long, thus making it a movie that's short but fantastic

 

[War Penguin]

Star Wars and In Bruges, the movie I'll never shut up about.

 

[George Palmer]

BladeRunner

 

[goldfalsebond]

any star wars movie, a christmas story, and death race (i don't know why, it just doesn't get boring).

 

[Sonicron]

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.

 

[k1assik]

Pineapple express
Dumb and Dumber
Fight Club
The 40 year old virgin
Cars
Army of Darkness

 

[Ariosona]

Sex Drive
Zombieland
Wall-E

Who could ever get bored of that?! Heathens, that's who.

 

[WitherVoice]

Boondock Saints

 

[Del-Toro]

Dr. No, All Quiet On The Western Front, Akira. I like older movies, and these are some great ones.

 

[RoyalWelsh]

For me it would be: Aliens, The Pianist and Saving Private Ryan. Truly brilliant films in my opinion.

 

[sheic99]

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.

Oh hell yeah, that's an awesome movie. That role is perfect for Bale (get it?).

For me it would be John Woo's hard boiled. So... cathartic.

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OT: For me it's Batman. Not the Nolan verse or even the Burton version. I'm talking about the 1960's Adam West Batman (cause some days you just can't get rid of a bomb) [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoUpF7rvfnk]. I can watch that everyday. Oh, and I can't forget to add Predator, Aliens and quite a few others.

Edit: Any Shaun Connery Bond film. They are awesome.

 

[Tharwen]

The Lord of the Rings
Star Wars (original trilogy > the rest, but the last 3 are still pretty good)
Most James Bond
Shaun of the Hot Fuzz (I think of them as one film, since the only thing different between them is the plot and some of the actors)

 

[Tharwen]

Also,i thought alot of people would have said avatar

I don't think people have had time to see it enough times to post it here.

EDIT: Oh noes double post!! D:

 

[dubious_wolf]

Beverly hills cop.
Awesome friggin movie.

 

[paragon1]

V for Vendetta and Independence Day

 

[Xeros]

Serenity.
Boondock Saints.
Almost anything Kevin Smith ever did.

 

[Yumi_and_Erea]

To name a few:

Jurassic Park.
What The Fuck Do We Know?
Team America: World Police.
A Clockwork Orange.
300.
V For Vendetta.
Pokemon The Movie (don't judge me).