What movies can you watch over and over again?

[speeder]

Originally Posted by herr_oberst

LA Confidential,
Chinatown,
Hud,
Once Upon a Time in the West,
The Conversation,
...others ...

Lonesome Dove once a year, it's long and I dedicate time to watch it. I wanna be like Gus!

Great list and many other good suggestions here. I have some favorite films but I need to moderate watching them too many time or not spaced out enough time-wise because I don't want to wear them out.

[rwest]

I can watch the first few Bourne movies every year or so. Same with most of the Bond films.

Risky business less frequently, but got to love that 928.

[scotricker]

Blues Brothers !

[mjohnson]

Originally Posted by gregpark

Pretty much everything made by Tarantino or the Coen brothers. Scorsese's gangster movies

Meh on some of QT's stuff - we thought Pulp Fiction was the greatest when we saw it in the theater and I've liked it less every time I've seen it. Pretty much given up on it.

Kill Bill was the exact opposite.

[cassisrot]

True Grit,
The Hunt For Red October,
On The Beach,
Lonesome Dove,
The Last Picture Show,
The Searchers.

[Chocaholic]

Originally Posted by Paul_Heery

Ghostbusters

Being There

Slapshot

Being There...absolutely. Or almost anything with Peter Sellers.

[sc_rufctr]

Originally Posted by Scott Douglas

Toy Story

Toy Story 4 is amazing!

[Brian 162]

There have been solid picks above.
My picks are
In The Heat of The Night
The Train with Burt Lancaster
Jack Reacher
The Accountant
Platoon
The Killers with Lee Marvin
Harlan County U.S.A It's a documentary about a coal miners strike in the early 70's
Bullitt
It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World

[speeder]

Originally Posted by Chocaholic

Being There...absolutely. Or almost anything with Peter Sellers.

I'm with you on "Being There" but I'd say anything by Hal Ashby, (the director). That would take you to Harold and Maude, Shampoo and several others. I'm a Hal Ashby super fan, even his last films when he was sort of in decline.

[MAS956]

49 previous posts and no one has suggested Groundhog Day? Sheez....

Oh, and I saw The Sting more times than I can count as a kid. And Christmas Vacation.

[Ralph3.]

Animation, got have UP

[Evans, Marv]

I've only watched one movie twice, and that was years after I saw it the first time. An Italian movie by Lina Wertmuller and with Giancarlo Gianini. The movie's title was Swept Away, made around 1974 and remade maybe a decade later. I never saw the remake.

[smadsen]

Butch & the Kid
A Thousand Clowns is kind of a cult deal with me. Haven't seen it for a while tho. Murray Burns had some answers, but kind of a sad ending.

[ckissick]

Originally Posted by MAS956

49 previous posts and no one has suggested Groundhog Day? Sheez....

Oh, and I saw The Sting more times than I can count as a kid. And Christmas Vacation.

Oh, yeah. I could watch than one, "over, and over, and over again."

[WPOZZZ]

Add to my list, Rocky movies, cowboy movies (classic and modern), Star Trek

[tabs]

Lots of gud choices here

Didnt like High Plains Drifter..but it grew on me.

Richard Lesters 3 Musketeers and 4 Musketeers.

Snatch and Lock Stock And 2 Smoking Barrels.

[dheinz]

The Outlaw Josey Wales

Field of Dreams

Predator

Christmas Vacation

[911michael]

Many of the movies mentioned already
Bullitt
Dirty Harry series
Fargo
Unforgiven
In The Heat of the Night
My Cousin Vinny
La Femme Nikita
Heat
The Last Samurai
Rocky series
Die Hard
Collateral
Lethal Weapon

[craigster59]

Terminator 2
Forrest Gump
Key Largo
Bad Day At Blackrock
High Sierra
A River Runs Through It
The Long, Long, Long Trailer
Shooter
Identity Theft
Anything Hitchcock
Anything with James Cagney
Anything with Edward G. Robinson
Postman Always Rings Twice (John Garfield)
And many more

[vash]

Battle LA.
Soldier.

I will stop surfing and watch either.