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?

Jack and Sarah . On so rarely but I adore it.

Airplane!
Carry On films
Quite a few classic black and whites

This is Spinal Tap.

Four Weddings (I must have seen 96 weddings and 24 funerals by now)
Bridesmaids

The Wolf of Wall St

The Day After Tomorrow
Deep Impact
2012

Con Air
Sweet Home Alabama
The Sound of Music
The Full Monty
Notting Hill
Brassed Off

Hairspray
Local Hero
Hot Fuzz
Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Full Monty
Billy Elliot

Also - The Sound of Music. I know, I know, but if it's there... 😂

Practical magic

Sister act, i just love the kids singing and dancing at the end.

Oh and The Craft.

Kindergarden Cop
Mrs Doubtfire
Dirty Dancing

The Third Man (saw it again only a few days ago).
Great Expectations - the one with John Mills.
The Sound of Music
Mary Poppins
Forrest Gump
Sleepless in Seattle

Whenever I hear Stars by Simply Red I think of this lovely film.

Working Girl is such an underrated classic !! 🙌
with you on Jaws too

Oh and Father of the Bride.

Haha yes - Guinness explains it to Mrs Wilberforce - for this particular shipment, the money was insured, so in order to recoup their money, the insurance company simply adds a farthing to its premiums. So how much harm have we really done? One farthing's worth.

which is true

Then at the end when she's in the police station telling the sergeant about how all the robbers have vanished and she's got the money, she says that she knows it's only a farthing worth and he goes "yes, yes" and ushers her out.

Withnail & I

I only put one of these on my list, but you're right they're all great.

There's a couple of people on YouTube who've got loads of these types of film uploaded - have you found them?

Not just me then @Lucy377and @Abouttimeforanamechange
Brief Encounter

Any musical with Gene Kelly for instance - anything from the golden age @AntheasAccessories

The Green Mile, The Commitments, This is England, The Lady in the Van.

Booze cruise

My Cousin Vinny
Some Like It Hot
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Home Alone (at Christmas)
Raiders of rhe Lost Ark

There are so many!

Funny Face, which was on today. I only caught half of it but it didn't matter because I love the fashion and Audrey Hepburn is so beautiful to just look at.

Lots have been mentioned already and there'll be loads that I've forgotten but I'm a big fan of so many of the old black and white movies from the thirties, so as it celebrates its 90th birthday It Happened One Night which to me is a totally perfect film, Mr Smith Goes to Washington, You Can't Take it With You, All About Eve (which is not thirties but is black and white) and so many more.

Again not thirties and I even go to see this at the cinema nearly every Christmas, It's A Wonderful Life.

Most films from 80s/90s. Especially thrillers. I find films from that time much more slow paced and easier to watch than alot of today's films that seem to go from scene to scene and have way too much action and intensity. Think single white female, sleeping with the enemy, the hand that rocks the cradle etc

Any Bette Davis films