Films you can watch over and over again

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Watching Pulp Fiction for millionth time. I could probably watch it once a week and not get bored.

If I stumble across The Blues Brothers on TV, thats it, Im stuck there.

What are yours?

Italian Job
Sliding Doors
Convoy
Mama Mia

Full Monty. I love that film 😊

His Girl Friday
Casablanca
Double Indemnity
The Odd Couple
Brief Encounter
Sunset Boulevard
The Big Lebowski
Ice Cold in Alex
The Cruel Sea
Kind Hearts & Coronets
School for Scoundrels
Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
Billy Liar
The Shining
The Family Way
Whistle Down the Wind
Top Hat
The Manchurian Candidate
Rear Window
Once Upon a Time in America
Withnail & I
The Man Who Wasn't There
Aliens
In Bruges
Grand Hotel Budapest
Key Largo
North By Nothwest

Shaun of the. Dead - blooming love that film. I am so not highbrow!

Generally, I’d never seek out a film to watch again, but there are sone that I’d watch if they randomly pop up on a schedule.

Am a sucker for 80’s films - so Dirty Dancing, St Elmo’s Fire, Gremlins, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Poltergeist, Nightmare on Elm Street, Lost Boys, ET. If they happened to be on then I’d definitely watch again.

Ruthless People
Sense and Sensibility
The first four of the Hornblower TV movies
The Wrong Box
The Triplets of Belleville
And Now For Something Completely Different
Damn the Defiant!
The Full Monty
Toy Story (1-3)
The Italian Job (the Michael Caine one, not the remake)

and probably others I don't remember right now! I tend to think of films or series the same as books - if I don't want to watch/read it again, it's not worth shelf space.

Runaway jury
The music box
High crimes

@Busubaba "Leave Her to Heaven" - Gene Tierney had a unique beauty. Absolutely gorgeous. Perfectly cast as the haunting Laura.

@SlippinJanie Must agree with virtually all your films.

I noticed a couple of Alastair Sim's movies. High on the list of my favourites of his would be "Laughter in Paradise". Just brilliant. Although, he was so watchable in virtually everything.

Enchanted April.

All Hostel movies.
All Saw movies.
Both Terrifier films.

The Nun's Story

Thelma and Louise
Bend it Like Beckham
Towering Inferno
84 Charing Cross Road
Brief Encounter
The Ghost and Mrs Muir

Steel Magnolias
The big chill

Raising Arizona
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Little Miss Sunshine
Jean de Florette
Les Visiteurs
Shine
The Breakfast Club

Pretty Woman
Mary Poppins
Any Naked Gun film

Four Weddings
Bridget Jones
The Deer Hunter
Once Upon A Time in America
Trading Places

I have a shameful one... Twilight. And I'm a guy...

I love all of those

A Man for All Seasons.

I love all your choices

I will also add:

Captain Phillips. Superb acting, cast, everything

Still Life

Last Christmas

Sound of Music

Isn't that wonderful?

Forgot - Sound of Music

Ooops I didn't forget Sound of Music!

Titanic 😍 The Wedding Singer, and Muriel's Wedding.

Galaxy Quest
Dogma

Oh she was absolutely the most beautiful woman. Such a sad life though.

I felt seen by the Barbie film where it mentions a certain kind of woman having the BBC version of Pride and Prejudice as their comfort watch.