Films you can watch repeatedly and still enjoy every time

[LuckyLauren]

What films can you watch over and over and never get bored of?

Some Like it Hot, Grease.

Cast Away.
Tom Hanks is so great.

Groundhog Day

Rocky Horror Picture Show

Mannequin.
Great soundtrack too.

Devils rejects and 3 from hell.

There's a few.

Oddly in my younger days I loved grease, dirty dancing and pretty women. I can't make it through them now I'm older.

Bit niche, but The Quiet Man with Maureen O'Hara and John Wayne. Remnant of my childhood and a comfort watch. I can probably recite every word by now.

The Mummy

“Hollywoooooood!” is a vocal stim of mine

Goodfellas

That’s what I was going to say…
but obviously it needs repeating

The Wolf of Wall Street.
Leonardo Di Caprio never the same for me though!

Dead Poets Society
The Shawshank Redemption
Notting Hill

Titanic. Legally Blonde.

Apollo 13, just brilliantly made and so evocative of the space program in the early 70s.

Notting Hill, possibly just because it’s got Hugh Grant and Hugh Bonneville in it!

The Ipcress File - drove my family mad playing the theme tune on replay! Fascinated to discover men could cook too!

Apollo 13.
Tom Hanks is my hero.

Rom coms/ comedy

devil wears prada
bride wars
hes Just not into you
something borrowed
legally blonde

Withnail and I
Kind Hearts and Coronets
The Ladykillers (original Alec Guinness version)
The Maltese Falcon
The Third Man
Brief Encounter
Rebecca (Hitchcock version)
North by Northwest
It's a Wonderful Life
His Girl Friday
Arsenic and Old Lace
The Philadelphia Story
Casablanca
Some Like It Hot
The first three Bourne films with Matt Damon
The Sound of Music
Oliver!
Oklahoma!
The Belles of St. Trinian's
Where Eagles Dare
The Towering Inferno
Airplane!
The Godfather
The Godfather Part II

Layer Cake

Never Been Kissed starring Drew Barrymore.

Agree with Some Like it Hot, Withnail and I, Kind Hearts and Coronets and His Girl Friday.
Also Truly Madly Deeply, The Lion in Winter, Annie Hall, Singin' in the Rain, The Muppet Christmas Carol and Mary Poppins.

I expect you know when you see Michael Caine cooking the close up of his hands is a cheat because they're actually Len Deighton's hands. He wrote the book and he was also a very accomplished cook (wrote a weekly cookery column, I think).

God Almighty, the misogyny in that gives me high blood pressure.

Vicky Christina Barcelona, love it.