Which film will you sit and watch when you find it whilst flicking through channels, even though you've seen it a hundred times?

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Mine is The Talented Mr Ripley - I love it.

Hate To think how many late nights I've had due to that film.

Anyone else do this?

Con Air
Deadpool
Shaun Of The Dead

Goodfellas. Every time.

If I happened of 'The Untouchables' I'd stop for a few minutes to look at Kevin and Sean. Oooo, and Andy.

Legally Blonde
Capricorn One (you never see it any more but I love a 70s conspiracy drama)
Coma (same)
All the President's Men (my favourite film)

Jaws
Patriot Games
The Firm
Single White Female
Working Girl

Death Becomes Her.

The Great Escape.
The Magnificent Seven.
Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid.
Avengers Endgame.

Notting Hill

Me too. I love that film and have watched it dozens of times.

I'll always watch the aeroplane scene in bridesmaids

Apollo 13
Hot Fuzz
Shaun of the Dead

Tremors

Ooh probably Beetlejuice.

Rocky IV
Shaun of the Dead

Ice cold in Alex.. Hobson's choice. War of the worlds (original) Blade Runner (original)

The Shawshank Redemption.
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Con Air
Mrs Doubtfire

Die Hard

The Witches of Eastwick

The Bourne Identity

Jurassic Park
Dirty Dancing
Robin Hood Prince of Thieves

Die Hard
V for Vendetta
The Thomas Crown Affair

Lord of the rings
Devil wears prada
Harry Potter
Pretty woman
Day after tomorrow (not even a 'great' film just always will watch it)

All About Eve, starring Bette Davis and George Sanders.

Only at Christmas though

And me. It doesn't even feel like I'm watching a film, now. More like "oh, it's you again. Do sit down".

Same with some of the old classics I first watched when young - Double Indemnity, The Maltese Falcon, The Third Man, Singing In The Rain, The Ladykillers.

Capricorn One - that really is a great film, isn't it? Why don't they show it any more? Maybe because of the whole moon landing hoax/culture wars thing?

Anything with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in. Actually pretty much any musical.