so - which film would you watch again and again?

[MaMaLa321]

having enjoyed thinking of all the bad films I've seen, I'd love to know what film do you still watch, even though you know the script off by heart?
Grand Budapest Hotel for me (even though I really dislike the rest of Wes Anderson's films)

Films I have watched on repeat are Baz Luhrman's Romeo & Juliet and The Godfather.

I had the video cassette of the former and put it straight in the machine after school every day when I was fifteen. Borrowed rhe DVD of the latter and watched it at least once a day for a few months when I was a student. I didn't give them my full attention as I did homework / studied at the same time, but I just loved the ambience of them, so had them on all the time!

I watched Withnail and I a lot too, but the other two were the ones I just watched over and over with no breaks. I think I'm a but odd actually - that isn't normal is it ?

@Keladrythesaviour

The Walk - with Michael Sheen and James Nesbitt et al. Makes.me cry every time but I'm just obsessed with the idea of doing a life changing walk, and the way it changed Sheen's character's mindset etc. Just fabulous.

Do you mean The Way ? About the Camino De Santiago. It is Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez - very much an Estevez family project. It is a brilliant film and I’ve watched a few times.

I also love Angels Share but I’ve watched Die Hard and Hot Fuzz many many times and can watch again and again without fear of boredom.

Mission impossible 2

The rock

Hackers

All Star Wars
All Indiana Jones
World war Z
Zero Dark Thirty
Dead poets society
Beaches

Princess Bride
Labyrinth
Back to the Future
Can you tell I grew up in the 80’s?!

Pride
Wild Child (I find it very comforting even if it is complete teenage fluff)
Harry Potters
Drop Dead Fred
St Elmos Fire

For some reason I love Castaway! I mean, it's pretty boring mostly but I just love it.
Mrs Doubtfire. Night at the museum. Greatest Showman. Titanic. And, obviously, The Twilight Saga 😳🤣

Shawshank Redemption, i wish i hadn't seen it so i could watch it for the first time again

Blues Brothers
Hot Fuzz
High Society
Any of the Astaire Rogers movies

World war z, The Shawshank Redemption, Snatch, Sleepers, Oceans 11, all Harry Potter films(except for the Deathly Hallows part 1), the first Hobbit film, Lord of the rings films 1and 2, Mission impossible 1, Saving Private Ryan and Terminator 2. I like a big action film.
Kids films I like are The Prince of Egypt ( for the soundtrack), Toy Story, Willy Wonka ( the original) and both Paddington films. I could watch all of these on a loop and no others to be honest.

characterforming how could I forget Hot Fuzz?

Clue. (The 1980s farce based on the Clue/Cluedo game.)

It's just so gloriously bonkers.

'Why is J. Edgar Hoover on your phone?'
'I don't know. He's on everyone else's, why shouldn't he be on mine?'

When given an evening alone without my husband, it's always Pitch Perfect.

A Room with a View
Truly, Madly, Deeply
Fifth Element
Elf
It's a Wonderful Life

@TheNemesisOfLame

The Fifth Element. No idea why - it just appeals to me.

Oh i love that film

Ghostbusters i could watch repeatedly

Jaws
Talented Mr Ripley
Donnie Darko
The Krays

@DowntheTown

About Time. Love it and return to it frequently. Though as my mum died not so long ago, I’m having a break before I watch it again. Tried GBHotel other night with my 15yo and we struggled and stopped. Guess we should try again?

I was just thinking about that film

World war Z - it's got ebohhh to keep me interested time and time again. I also see new things whenever I watch it.

I hope they make another one!

Oh I love the Krays with the kemp brothers ! I've not seen it in ages Itv2 used to show it regularly.

Everything with RDJ in it.

Die Hard
Aliens
Predator
demolition man
Paprika
the first matrix film not any of the others.
Blues Brothers
pretty much all Jackie chan films from 1978 to the late 90s (Police Story 1 and 2, Armour of God, Thunderbolt etc).

4 weddings
The commitments
Mary poppins
Sound of music
Oliver
Local hero
Gregory's girl

yes to Die Hard and also Alien (first one)

The secret life of Walter Mitty

I love the escapism of it, leaving the boring life behind and challenging yourself. That his real life becomes better than his fantasy life.