Movies That You Have Repeated A Lot

[lostviking]

The outlaw Josey Wales
Tombstone
Dead man (b&w western with Johnny Deep)

 

[luvsdaty]

Slapshot
Cool hand Luke
Kingpin
Zombieland
The Big Lebowski

 

[golferjohn]

Pale Rider (I crushed hard on 'Megan'...Sydney Penny)
The Usual Suspects (even though I knew the ending it still gets me every time)
A Few Good Men (I choke-up at the last scene)
All of The Bourne movies
Get Shorty (just plain fun)
Tin Cup (duh)

 

[masterpoonhunter]

Really good thread.
My list to re-watch is growing pretty much with every post!

 

[Crookedmember]

Monster Ball
The Last Picture Show
Summer of '42
I Never Sang for my Father
Mulholland Drive
An Officer and a Gentleman
Ordinary People

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Vanishing Point (original '71 version with Barry Newman)

Ebert's site has a section with great movies that some might find helpful.

https://www.rogerebert.com/great-movies

 

[burnabyguy5]

For those who like good war movies "Come and See", a Russian war movie, with subtitles. If you've never seen a Russian war movie it's worth watching. Available on YouTube.

 

[angry anderson]

For those who like good war movies "Come and See", a Russian war movie, with subtitles. If you've never seen a Russian war movie it's worth watching. Available on YouTube.

Saw it in the UK back in the 80's. Definitely what you would imagine the war looked like for civilians in Russia. Merciless and hopeless.

 

[Pantherdash]

A great "forget my troubles" movie that I will always watch over and over is the sensational 1963 film The Great Escape.

Panther

 

[cityboi]

But a movie goer myself but to name a few:
Training day
Carlitos way
American gangster
Catch me if you can
War of the worlds
Escape from alcatraz
American sniper
Shawshank redemption
Happy Gilmore

 

[JimDandy]

I liked the Outlaw Josie Wales when I first saw it but then a friend told me that it is his favorite western which caused me to move it up on my list of favorite movies as well. I notice that several people in this thread have listed it high on their list as well. For you fans, you should watch this ~8 minute short on the making of the Outlaw Josie Wales. It has some humerous bits as well like when Chief Dan George's character is sneaked up from behind on by the native girl (have forgotten the character's name).

JD

 

[JimDandy]

I have a very long list of movies I have watched more than twice. I am only going to list a few of them, but those I list below I will likely watch again at some time in the future.

- The Godfather and The Godfather II
- Groundhog Day
- Pulp Fiction
- Blade Runner
- Terminator 2
- Taken (just the first one)
- Edge of Tomorrow (have watched many times, possibly for same reason I have watched Groundhog Day many times - a sequel is possibly coming out for Edge of Tomorrow: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5617712/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_3 )
- The Equalizer (just the first one)
- The first Bourne movie
- Unforgiven and several other Clint Eastwood westerns
- Charles Bronson classics like Once Upon A Time In The West, Red Sun and Death Wish
- In The Heat of the Night

JD

 

[frisky business]

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For those who like good war movies "Come and See", a Russian war movie, with subtitles. If you've never seen a Russian war movie it's worth watching. Available on YouTube.

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Thanks man.

You might also like Savior, starring Dennis Quaid and Stellan Skarsgard. Its co-produced by Oliver Stone. The movie is mostly set in war-torn Bosnia in 1993.

Not your date-night movie.

Here's the trailer:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120070/


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[masterblaster]

I have a very long list of movies I have watched more than twice. I am only going to list a few of them, but those I list below I will likely watch again at some time in the future.

- The Godfather and The Godfather II
- Groundhog Day
- Pulp Fiction
- Blade Runner
- Terminator 2
- Taken (just the first one)
- Edge of Tomorrow (have watched many times, possibly for same reason I have watched Groundhog Day many times - a sequel is possibly coming out for Edge of Tomorrow: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5617712/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_3 )
- The Equalizer (just the first one)
- The first Bourne movie
- Forgiven and several other Clint Eastwood westerns
- Charles Bronson classics like Once Upon A Time In The West, Red Sun and Death Wish
- In The Heat of the Night

JD

That of course would be Unforgiven.

 

[JimDandy]

That of course would be Unforgiven.

Yes! Corrected.

 

[Jethro Bodine]

I love all these suggestions. One day I'll have to watch some of them.
I'm not a big movie watcher. Probably because I never even had Netflix until 2 years ago and I'm not the type to go to the movies by myself.
My favorite movie and one i have watched many times is Uncle Buck. i love John Candy.

 

[MB Mod]

For me it would be Monty Python and the Holy Grail. I appreciate it even more after I watched a documentary about its production recently.

 

[Gaius_Baltar]

I rewatch a lot of the movies mentioned already, but I probably still watch Sideways once or twice a year. I just can't look away from the train wreck that is Paul Giamatti, lol

 

[JimDandy]

I rewatch a lot of the movies mentioned already, but I probably still watch Sideways once or twice a year. I just can't look away from the train wreck that is Paul Giamatti, lol

Are you saying that Paul G. is not a good actor? That's the wine movie correct? I watched it once. It was ok, nothing fantastic that I remember.

JD

 

[take8easy]

Watched Goodfellas again last night.
Family was out so it was me, Glenfidich, De Niro, Liota, Pesci and Martin S......
Just can’t get enough of it!!!

 

[rafterman]

Gotta add Tom Hanks in Big, Apollo 13, Castaway, Saving Private Ryan and Bridge of Spies.