What Movie Could You Watch Over and Over Again? (page 4)

poppers

I am a sucker for "feel good" movies that appeal to the romantic heart ... Tops on my frequently viewed movies is Anne of Green Gables and its first sequel (the third sequel is dreadful), Pride and Prejudiced (especially the one with Kiera Knightly), Little Women, A Christmas Story (that one was almost a biography of me), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Serendipity, Casablanca, and Groundhog Day. There are others but those are the ones that pop out at me.

momzcrazy

Return to Me

An Affair to Remember

Lady Lee

In no particular order and I own so I don't have to pay to rent them

Dances with Wolves
Big
Sister Act 1 Whoopie doing the boogie woogie in the church makes me laugh every time
Lord of the Rings - all three
The Bourne trilogy - well 2 so far but will get the third
The Matrix trilogy
Star Trek - every movie they have made
Moulin Rouge - the first time I saw this I hated it. The second time I loved it
Nell
The Color Purple

I also have "24". Not a movie but I love watching it so I have the first 5 seasons and am waiting for season 6 to be released and season 7 to start -- after the writer's strike

Scully

Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Throw Momma from the Train
The Princess Bride
all the Star Trek movies, but Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home is my favorite of them all.
It's a Wonderful Life
Indiana Jones all of them

Snoozy

Thanks Lady Lee..I was going to say all the above..(well most of them) and to add "The Color Purple...". I love Oprah Winfrey movies and anything with Kathy Bates in it.

Also the Pirate movies...Johnny Depp is Sooo cute in them!

I am also a big Classic Movie fan...love Turner network.

Snoozy...

proplog2

Looking at everyone's list I am really surprised Shallow Hal didn't show up somewhere.

dinah

Hey Prop,

Shallow Hal was funny!

Here's my list:

Bette Davis in "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane", "All About Eve" and "Of Human Bondage"--actually every movies she's every done

"The Godfather Triology", "Dog Day Afternoon" and "And Justice for all" with Al Pacino.

"Oh Brother Whereart Thou"--I've watched it so much I know every word.

Everything Morgan Freeman has ever done.

proplog2

Dinah: I know I was sounding a little snobbish. You will notice that I only listed one movie. If I listed more, my shallow tastes would become too evident.

mrsjones5

The Big Chill

A Christmas Carol - the 50's version

Moonstuck

Willie Wonka and Chocolate Factory (Gene Wilder version)

Silverado

Sabrina (1954)

Anything by Alfred Hitchcock except "Psycho"

Sparkplug

Oh yeah and lest we forget "True Romance"

What Movie Could You Watch Over and Over Again?

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