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?

Oh yes Blades of Glory!
And yes to Kill Bill, either one but especially Part 2.

Brief Encounter

And

Casablanca
The Third Man

Watched two out of three of those over Christmas,

Well, I would never do that😂
It would have to be watched from the start including the film production logo, Tri star being my favourite 🍿

But my DS will watch any James Bond from any point anywhere and DP any Western or Action at any point 🥱

Private Benjamin and Overboard - actually, any Goldie Hawn film.
Ditto Steve Martin so Roxanne, Housesitter, Parenthood...

Laura
Double Indemnity
D.O.A ( original)
Shadow of Doubt

Absolutely The Talented Mr Ripley. Great plot, beautiful actors and locations.

A Christmas Carol. Any of them.

Groundhog Day

Officer and A Gentleman. It’s a little slice of the 80’s

The Ring. Either version . Still scary although I’ve seen it one billion times.

Groundhog Day
Rear Window

Ferris Buellers day off
Rocky horror
The dressmaker

Oh I have loads but last night it was django unchained. Love that film

The film I always seem to stumble on accidentally when channel hopping is Master and Commander. Huge fun.
I have seen it several times but never, I think, from the start to the end. Sometimes I catch the second half, other times the first. It is like the old days at the pictures when they would play and then replay the same feature film, so people would enter the cinema at any time and stay until the film got back to the point at which they had entered.

I must have watched Trading Places dozens of times before it got cancelled by the humorless woke brigade. A fantastic film with a superb ensemble cast, all on top form.

Goodnight Mister Tom

Bridget Jones
Overboard
Dirty Dancing
Four Weddings
Love Actually
The Breakfast Club
Calamity Jane

Withnail and I
The Grand Budapest Hotel
The Titfield Thunderbolt, or any Ealing comedy.

Speed

And another vote for Con Air

Thelma & Louise
Most musicals
4 Weddings
Notting Hill

Am I the only person who has never seen Groundhog Day?

A few good men

YOU CANT HANDLE THE TRUTH !!!

Yep same here!

Am I the only person who has never seen Groundhog Day?

Given that it had been repeated on multiple channels on & around February 2nd every year for the last 30 years, you probably are.

Speed ("at the whim of a mad man!)
Silence of the lambs
Terminator 2
Fatal Attraction

Young Guns
Passport to Pimlico
The Lost Boys

Bridget Jones
Deep Impact
Titanic

Uncle Buck

Wow so many!!

A Few Good Men - I know the script by heart!
Top Gun
Con Air
Cliff Hanger
Die hard
Little Women - any version
Where Eagles Dare
The Dirty Dozen
Guns of Navarone
murder on the Orient Express
Death in the Nile
Evil Under the Sun

And so many more

Sister Act and Sister Act 2.
Swear channel 5 went through a phase of showing them every Sunday