What film have you watched multiple times and still love it?

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I really enjoy Hot Fuzz for some reason and have watched it probably 10 times, and still would watch it right now!

Vertigo
Rear Window
The Birds
Marnie
Notorious
North by Northwest
Strangers on a Train

Can't believe there's been very little Hitchcock so thought I should make up for that

Also,
Die Hard
The Usual Suspects
Reservoir Dogs
Inception
Shutter Island
Copland
Goodfellas
The Godfather (1 & 2)
Batman Begins (actually all 3 of the Christopher Nolan Batman movies)
Lawrence of Arabia
The Dam Busters
Ghandi
Bridge on the River Kwai
A Passage to India
Some like it Hot
Rebecca (should be in the Hitchcock section!)
Gattaca
Blade Runner
Terminator
Alien
Star Wars original trilogy
Raiders of the Lost Ark
All the Harry Potter's

I've recently introduced DS (8 years old) to the wonder that is Hitchcock and we watched Rear Window together. He enjoyed it and we've discussed it since. Very happy moment for me and I'm looking forward to watching the others with him as he gets older

Dr Zhivago
Some like it Hot
The Breakfast Club
Jungle Book

Eclectic taste!

Grease
Mean girls
All the Simon Pegg films

The Usual Suspects

Shaun of the Dead
Hot Fuzz
The Notebook
Terminator 2
Home Alone 1&2
The Goonies
The Labyrinth
Fury
Legally Blonde
Mean Girls
The Grinch
Nightmare Before Christmas
White Chicks
28 Days Later
Pretty Woman
Stepmom

Probably more!

An American Werewolf In London.
Fried Green Tomatoes.
Rocky.
Singin' In The Rain.
The Bridges Of Madison County.
Hairspray.
Mary Poppins.

Happy Gilmore
Silver streak
Trading places
Titanic
Galaxy quest
The lost boys
Kind hearts and coronets
From dusk till dawn
Brave (such a beautiful soundtrack)
Too many more to remember.

Polar Express
Bugsy Malone
Dirty Dancing
Something about Mary
GoodnIght Mr Tom
Mamma Mia.

All the Fred and Ginger films but especially Top Hat.

Bringing up Baby and The Philadelphia Story with Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn.

Anything with Laurel and Hardy, anything with Buster Keaton.

Most of the Hitchcock films.
Most of the Ealing Comedies.

The Producers. Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder were perfect.
Blazing Saddles. Funniest film ever made.
Midnight Cowboy. First film I cried at.
Shaun of the Dead. I laughed more in the first two minutes of this than most other comedies put together.

The Mist and Se7en? People can watch these films over and over? Well made and thought provoking, perhaps but really bloody depressing and disturbing.

Mean girls!

War of the Roses is one I never get sick of.

Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner slowly driving each other insane.

Brilliant! :o

The Bourne movies, staggering how many times I've seen them. Apoplectic with excitement for next week.

Dirty Harry, can pretty much recite the whole movie.
Thunderbolt & Lightfoot.
Two Mules for Sister Sarah.
A young Clint Eastwood, phwoar.

It's rare I watch a movie twice, but those are so tempting.

Rebecca
North by Northwest
The Birds
Dial M for Murder
The Lady Vanishes
A Matter of Life and Death
The Bishop's Wife
All the Harry Potter films
Love Actually
The two Sherlock Holmes films with Robert Downey Jnr and Jude Law

Another vote for Goodfellas (I have a foof and I love it) its the best gangster film ever

When Harry Met Sally
Chinatown
Some Like It Hot
E.T.
Shawshank Redemption
One Flew Over The Cuckoos's Nest
The Ladykillers (original)

The Talented Mr Ripley
Midnight Run

Oh yes, Goodfellas here too.

I may have to watch that again tonight now.

Star Wars original trilogy
Withnail & I

But my absolute fave is Master and Commander: the Far Side of the World. I could get to the end then go straight back and watch the whole thing again.

You to Towering Inferno
A Room With a View
Out of Africa
Sneakers
Steel Magnolias
Stand By Me
The English Patient

I hate Hot Fuzz

Yy not you! FFS!

Polar express
Blade Runner
The end of the Affair
Black beauty
Prometheus
Party Party

Snatch (DH, DSis and I can have whole conversations of quotes )
Sound of Music
Calamity Jane
Die Hard
Home Alone (1&2)
Elf
Rocknrolla

Rear Window
The Godfather Trilogy
Back to the Future Trilogy
ET
Grease
Hot Fuzz
Love Actually
Groundhog Day
The Wizard of Oz
First Wives Club
Interview With a Vampire
I'm sure there's loads more but for the moment this is it.