Movies you watch over and over and over again.

[Sir T-Cups]

Actually inspired by this thread (http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?t=521778), and also inspired by the movie I watched last night. For me it's 2 main movies, Airplane! and Stranger Than Fiction.

I love Airplane cuz I think it is the funniest movie ever, but more recently I just can't get enough of "Stranger". I can watch it over and over again (and continually do) and I love it every time.

So what is your "over and over" again movie?

[gonzomax]

Oh God Where art Thou
Beetlejuice

[Linty Fresh]

Oh God Where art Thou

Is that the one starring John Turturro and George Burns? :p

Mine are Sharky's Machine, To Live and Die in L.A., Sleepy Hollow, and about half a dozen Hammer Horror films.

On edit: Just to say that I'm with the OP. I loved Stranger Than Fiction. Give Will Ferrell a script that doesn't read like it was written by slow-tracked seventh graders in detention, and the man can fucking act! Why doesn't he do more of these kinds of movies?

[enalzi]

I came in here to post "Stranger Than Fiction." I generally watch it once a month.

[Darryl Lict]

I'm not much of a repeat movie watcher, but my favorite never get tired of movie is Dr. Strangelove. Jesus Christ, there is not a bit of that movie that's not pitch perfect.

On the other hand, I like almost every Will Ferrell movie 'cause I'm a 12 year old at heart.

[nivlac]

Isn't the obvious answer Groundhog Day?

[rwhbyu]

Stardust, because I think it is awesome in every way. Rounders because... I don't know... I guess I just like it. Ditto on Stranger Than Fiction. I think the whole "flours" thing is brilliant.

[bufftabby]

This is Spinal Tap and Pink Floyd: The Wall. What can I say, I like to rock. Idiocracy too.

[Zsofia]

I never really get tired of The Blues Brothers, myself.

[Soul Brother Number Two]

The Producers. Just thinking of Zero's great big head with his combover plastered across the front makes me laugh.

[kenobi 65]

Star Wars. I've seen it something on the order of 200 times. (Given my screen name, I suppose this isn't terribly surprising...)

[Argent Towers]

All movies fall into this category for me. Probably the most viewed would be Meet The Parents, Meet The Fockers, Me, Myself and Irene, Bully, The Talented Mr. Ripley and Alpha Dog. I've watched the first two probably about sixty times each, the third probably fifty times, the fourth probably around fifty times, and the last two probably thirty times each. Fargo and The Forty Year Old Virgin are runners up for probably 25 times each, though the latter might be closer to 40, it's hard for me to remember.

[GuanoLad]

The Back To The Future trilogy.
Finding Nemo.
And, this is kind of strange, but the Bottom: Live DVDs.

[Atomic Mama]

Lately, it's been "O Brother Where Art Thou?" I watch it mostly for the soundtrack & accurate caricatures of the 1930's Mississippi populace.

[Johnny L.A.]

A Bucket Of Blood. That's the first one that came to mind. Also, in no particular order and only a few:

The Forbidden Zone
12 O'Clock High
Father Goose
Operation Petticoat
Mister Roberts
Down By Law
Stranger Than Paradise
Dead Man
Night Of The Living Dead
The Italian Job (The original one)...

And a host of others.

[Sir T-Cups]

I came in here to post "Stranger Than Fiction." I generally watch it once a month.

So yeah...wanna get married?

[MadTheSwine]

Just to say that I'm with the OP. I loved Stranger Than Fiction. Give Will Ferrell a script that doesn't read like it was written by slow-tracked seventh graders in detention, and the man can fucking act! Why doesn't he do more of these kinds of movies?

I am in the "me too" category,Emma Thompson is awesome in this movie,shoulda won an Oscar.

Catch Me If You Can is another I watch often.

[E. Thorp]

I faithfully watch "Metropolitan" every Christmas season.

[Isamu]

The wife and I watch "A Good Year" every couple of months. We're not really Russel Crowe fans but we make an exception for this movie.

[Milacku]

I know you will think I am kidding but my top 3 are:
1. Being John Malkovich
2. Orgazmo (Parker and Stone at their finest)
3. Ishtar (Paul Williams wrote all the songs and I know them by heart)

[Cat Fight]

Well, I guess I'll put Stranger Than Fiction in the queue.

I always end up watching at least part of Beetlejuice, The Princess Bride, Swingers, Office Space, Stand By Me and Clueless when they're on TV. Or at least every fourth or fifth time. So every month or so.

[movingfinger]

Blood Simple

[Sr Siete]

Good Will Hunting. About twice a year.

I don't think I could stand doing that with any other movie, but Will Hunting? Can't get tired of it.

[DSYoungEsq]

Isn't the obvious answer Groundhog Day?
:D

Cyrano de Bergerac, the 1990 version with Depardieu.

The Court Jester, a wonderful Danny Kaye romp. "The pellet with the poison's in the vessel with the pestle..."

[Machine Elf]

OMG, nobody's mentioned The Princess Bride yet????

I was elated to discover just yesterday that it recently became available on Blu-Ray; upgrading to HDTV shortly, and this will be one of a very very few movies I will buy on Blu-Ray.

[corkboard]

Jaws
Aliens
Alien
The Abyss
The Matrix
Glengarry Glen Ross
The Hunt For Red October
Caddyshack
My Cousin Vinny
The Blues Brothers

[CalMeacham]

Forbidden Planet

Spartacus

The Seven Samurai

Day of the Jackal

Star Wars

The Empire Strikes Back

Return of the Jedi

The Day the Earth Stood Still

Metropolis (The Giorgio Moroder version)

The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad

On Her Majesty's Secret Service

The Matrix

Fantasia

Fantasia 2000

MST3K the Movie

[Meatros]

Stardust, because I think it is awesome in every way. Rounders because... I don't know... I guess I just like it. Ditto on Stranger Than Fiction. I think the whole "flours" thing is brilliant.

I feel the same about Rounders....I'm not entirely sure why I have to watch it whenever it's on. I mean, I'm not really into poker and while the acting is great, it's not something that would draw me in time after time.

[in hiding]

Grosse Point Blank and the Blues Brothers. I can watch them over and over again. Not even my favorite movies, but they just don't get boring.

[Jettboy]

The Man Who Would Be King is the big standout. I watch it easily 5-6 times a year. My son insists on watching The Spongebob Squarepants Movie at least once a month.

[Labdad]

I've lost count of the number of times I've seen The Third Man, but it's several dozen. I've seen it more than any other movie, and continue to watch it 2 or 3 times a year.

[LVBoPeep]

Trainspotting- about 5 times a year since it first came out on VHS :)
Lonesome Dove- at least twice a year
Rounders- whenever it's on TV
Office Space- Ditto

Most of the Jane Austen type flicks- especially:

Sense & Sensibility (Emma Thompson version)
Persuasion (BBC version with Amanda Root).
Pride & Prejudice (BBC version with hot Colin Firth scene)

[Small Clanger]

Seen these way too many times and still watch

Aliens
Mystery Men
Anything starring Barbara Harris


I've pretty much used these up

Real Genius
Repo Man
The Incredibles
Forbibben Planet
Nashville
Blade Runner

[UncaStuart]

Casablanca
My Man Godfrey
They Were Expendable
Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo

The Duelists
Crossroads (the Ry Cooder one, please)
Galaxy Quest
The Incredibles
Last of the Mohicans
North by Northwest

[ZipperJJ]

Any of the Monty Python movies
This Is Spinal Tap
The Blues Brothers
Office Space
Airplane! (best watched with my brother and his friend, who can recite every line)
Trainspotting
Ferris Beuler's Day Off

[Boyo Jim]

Rocky
Clueless
Legally Blonde
The Godfather I & II
Apocalypse Now

[Weaver of Nightmares]

Blazing Saddles.
The Princess Bride.
The Usual Suspects.

[Sir T-Cups]

Something I just not realized in this thread....


There are a crapload of people who simply adore Stranger Than Fiction. I seriously thought I was the only one who liked this movie as much as I do. I know others who have seen it, but I never knew so many people liked the thing as much as I.

[shiftless]

It's a Wonderful Life - Is that one so obvious that nobody felt the need to list it?

The Princess Bride. - The second most perfect example.

Stranger Than Fiction. I really don't know why because I could do without Will Ferrell. That movie just works somehow.

Aliens

Zulu

So many more, a lot of them list by others. There are a lot of movies I never think aobut until I walk into the room and they are on TV. I can sit down in the middle and just go from there.

[Spiff]

Bad Santa

[Bosstone]

Undercover Blues. I could list others, but they're all on other people's lists. This is my little rewatchable gem.

[Boyo Jim]

Oops, wrong thread.

[Troy McClure SF]

Here to mention The Blues Brothers.

[Atomic Mama]

I second "The Man Who Would Be King." Another great soundtrack :-)

[gigi]

The ones that I get out at least once a year:

Reality Bites [months go by and then I think, it's time for Reality Bites again]
Love Actually [at Christmas]
Something New [months go by and then I think, it's time for Something New again]

The one I'll watch any time I can rope someone new into experiencing it:

Gallipoli

The ones that I watch whenever they come on TV, and I get roped in:

Sweet Home Alabama
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
Pretty Woman

[cactus waltz]

Blues Brothers

Mean Girls

My Neighbor Totoro

Shaun of the dead

Anchorman


Strange collection of movies. True though.

[Linty Fresh]

I should also put down some others that I watch a lot that I don't actually like that much:

Against All Odds
Sphere

I've gotten into the habit of studying in front of the TV set, and I need something to serve as white noise in the background to concentrate. Against All Odds and Sphere are fairly brainless thrillers that don't engage me that much, and I managed to get them dirt cheap, so when I have a lot to get through, I plug them into the DVD player and just concentrate on what I'm studying. When one's over, I take a study break, and then I just plug the other one in.

Of course, I don't really wind up watching them that much, so these might not count.

[Miller]

Shakespeare in Love.

[sqweels]

Most of the movies I watch over and over again have bad, suggestive puns for titles. ;)

[gigi]

Most of the movies I watch over and over again have bad, suggestive puns for titles. ;)

You mean you just keep putting them in and out, in and out of the VCR/DVD player?

[FoieGrasIsEvil]

It's A Wonderful Life
A Christmas Story
Forrest Gump
Platoon
We Were Soldiers
Hamburger Hill
Star Wars Original trilogy

[BrotherCadfael]

Rear Window
North By Northwest
To Catch a Thief
Psycho

and, to get away from Hitchcock,

Anatomy of a Murder
The Manchurian Candidate (do you even have to ask which?)
Bell, Book, and Candle

and, of course

The Princess Bride.

[Shirley Ujest]

Pride and Prejudice the Colin Firth version and the Keira Knightley version, I have watched probably around 75 times. It is a very good movie to knit too.

Ocean's 11 and 13 12 was crap. Another very good listening too film. At least 50 times. Each.

Snatch. Pulls me in every time. at least 5 times a year.

Harry Potter all of them. I get in a mood and just watch them in order. Can't wait for 6. Lost count of how often I've watched them.

[sqweels]

You mean you just keep putting them in and out, in and out of the VCR/DVD player?
One hand on the fast-forward button and one hand...

[Labtrash]

If I come across any of the following movies while channel surfing, I am obliged to watch them to the end:

The Blues Brothers

The Fifth Element

Airplane

Cars (if my son is watching too - he's crazy for it too)

Jaws (but only until the Kitner kid gets it 22 minutes in)

Aliens

[Noelq]

Armageddon - I'll always stop to watch that one.

Die Hard - Yippie Kay-Yay!

Terminator - Love the original.

Princess Bride - The motherload of geek quotes.

And almost any episode of Phineas and Ferb. :)

[maplekiwi]

Pretty in Pink
Bride & Prejudice
Pride & Prejudice (the Colin Firth version)
Grosse Pointe Blank
Shrek

[Captain Carrot]

Back to the Future trilogy
Original Star Wars trilogy

[MadTheSwine]

Well, I guess I'll put Stranger Than Fiction in the queue.

Let us know what ya think.

Shakespeare in Love.
Yup.

[salinqmind]

Jaws
Star Wars (and that includes the awful newer ones, that we watch marvelling at the awfullness)
The Matrix
Excalibur
Merlin (mini-series with Sam Neill)
Edward Scissorhands
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
Chicago (for the musical numbers)

All Harry Potters
All LotR
A Christmas Story

The last three I would, if left to my own devices, sit and watch from beginning to end, and A Christmas Story I would sit and watch for all 24 hours.

Ben Hur
King of Kings
The Ten Commandments

...and....when babysitting, I bring along Homeward Bound (the newer one) to keep the kiddies entertained, and I end up crying for happiness at the end, every single time.
Oh, and Beauty and the Beast, the black and white French one with sub-titles.

[PlainJain]

Miller's Crossing
Collateral
Snatch

[Patch]

Blade II. Works well for a background movie, and I love the first two films anyway.

[infinitii]

D2: The Might Ducks (I saw it so much as a kid, and it just stuck with me)
Die Hard: With a Vengeance (I had hbo/cinemax when this would be played all the time and I watched it a lot)
Clueless (same as with Die Hard: With a Vengeance)
Hackers (Mess with the best, die like the rest)
Any Given Sunday (I watched the game scenes once a day for a long stretch when I was in college, but the rest of the movie is great too-- plus the ending is great)
Center Stage (Zoe Saldana's first movie!! Plus it makes me think I actually understand ballet)
Josie and the Pussycats (almost a perfect movie)
Robin Hood (Disney version)

[SunSandSuffering]

Sunset Boulevard

Seven Year Itch

Predator

[Siam Sam]

Casablanca
Being There
Apocalypse Now
It's a Wonderful Life
Groundhog Day
Citizen Kane
Saving Private Ryan
Various Buster Keaton films
Various Woody Allen films, but especially Annie Hall, The Front and Mighty Aphrodite

[jackdavinci]

Based merely on rewatching and not on what's my favorite per se:

A big me too on:

Stranger Than Fiction
Princess Bride
Gross Pointe Blank
Love Actually
The Fifth Element

Also:
Galaxy Quest is extremely rewatchable
Serenity
Star Trek First Contact
Star Trek (2009) - saw it three times in the theater so I suspect this will be making the list
Delicatessen
Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
Creator
Electric Dreams
Dude Where's My Car
Fried green Tomatoes
Moulin Rouge
Surf's Up
Young Einstein

Just when I'm in the mood:
Beautiful Thing
Big Blue
Donnie Darko
Fight Club
Home at the End of the World
Color Purple
The Cell

[Southern Yankee]

Rocky
Rocky II
Silverado
The Untouchables
Unforgiven
Stripes
Field of Dreams
Roadhouse
Pulp Fiction

[Sir T-Cups]

Ok, let's put a small twist on this thread (and by "small twist" I mean "my actual intention).

Name just ONE movie that you watch over and over. As backround noise, cuz it's your favorite, whatever one you watch the most and never ever get tired of it.

Mine is the afore (and aplenty) mentioned "Stranger Than Fiction"

[Siam Sam]

I cannot have a movie as background noise, as I find I must devote my fullest attention to it always. We treat watching a movie at home like it was going to the cinema. Lights out, phones off. But if I did have one on much of the time, it would be Casablanca.

[Tixenfleaz]

The Road Warrior. It's laconic and brutally efficient, and I never tire of it.

[jacob wrestling]

Zoolander. Every time a new Will Ferrell or Ben Stiller movie comes out, I think "Is this it? Could this be the one that finally lives up to Zoolander's eminent quotability, absurdity, and hilariousness?" Sadly, it never is.

[Infovore]

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - loved it since I was a kid, can practically quote the whole thing now.

Jurassic Park. Just the first one, though.

Raiders of the Lost Ark

The Manitou - cheesy bad horror movie from the 70s, but I love it.

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

Dogma

Silence of the Lambs

The Sixth Sense

The Langoliers - Stephen King TV movie from the 80s.

Rocky Horror Picture Show

[jackdavinci]

Name just ONE movie that you watch over and over. As backround noise, cuz it's your favorite, whatever one you watch the most and never ever get tired of it.

For background noise I either turn on the sci-fi channel or something random from my tivo, because that's easier and lazier than popping in a DVD. I probably watch Serenity the most for just pure enjoying it as a favorite and a great film. Galaxy Quest and Star Trek First Contact are my more 'randomly filling up time with movies that aren't super favorites but are extremely rewatchable" or for watching with friends.

As a kid, my most rewatched movies were the typical family films that were 'events' on network TV - Sound of Music, Wizard of Oz, and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

[Rattlehead02]

I can't really do movies as background noise either. But the movies I watch over and over again are:

Barton Fink - I simply cannot get over how awesome the dialog in this movie is. "I'll show you the life of the mind!!!"

Millers Crossing

Burn After Reading - I'll stop with The Coen Brothers here, seeing as I could list almost all their movies.

Stranger than Fiction - I'm with Sir T-Cups on this one, I thought I was alone in liking this movie as much as I did. Also, I mentioned it to a girl I'm dating and she said she hated it. WTF? And she generally has good taste in movies.

Gross Pointe Blank

The Dark Knight

[Bosstone]

Stranger than Fiction - I'm with Sir T-Cups on this one, I thought I was alone in liking this movie as much as I did. Also, I mentioned it to a girl I'm dating and she said she hated it. WTF? And she generally has good taste in movies.It suffers from the same problem The Truman Show did: a goofy comedic actor in a sometimes-amusing-but-overall-serious role. Folks expect a certain style from the actor, get thrown off, and get annoyed about it.

I really like the suggestions for 're-listenable movies'. I need aural stimulation at work to keep my productivity up, and I've taken to playing Netflix movies in the background. Their Watch Instantly list gets longer by the day, and they've gotten some great movies in there. I'm always looking for new suggestions of movies I've seen before (stuff that's new is too tempting to watch; listening is fine, but watching kills productivity hard).

[WOOKINPANUB]

Session 9. There's something about it that's positively hypnotic to me.

[Dolores Reborn]

I'll stop what I'm doing and watch the following if I find it channel surfing:

Steel Magnolias
LotR: Return of the King
Fried Green Tomatoes
Dirty Dancing
Jaws
Forrest Gump
Mr. Holland's Opus
Flashdance
Footloose
My Cousn Vinny
Se7en

and plenty of others...

[MeanJoe]

Shaun of the Dead.






(You've got red on you...)

MeanJoe

[Siam Sam]

Casablanca
Being There
Apocalypse Now
It's a Wonderful Life
Groundhog Day
Citizen Kane
Saving Private Ryan
Various Buster Keaton films
Various Woody Allen films, but especially Annie Hall, The Front and Mighty Aphrodite

Add to the above:

Being There
Fargo
Miller's Crossing

[Sir T-Cups]

Shaun of the Dead.






(You've got red on you...)

MeanJoe

If I was gonna mention a second movie...it would be "Hot Fuzz"

[Mannish]

Clue
Big Trouble in Little China
They Live
Rounders
Anchorman (strangely, I hate almost all other Will Ferrell movies)

[Alan Bird]

I'm always pleasantly surprised when I'm channel surfing and happen to land on Local Hero. Especially late at night or overnight.

Godfather 2, mostly for the De Niro scenes.

[Infovore]

Session 9. There's something about it that's positively hypnotic to me.

If you like Session 9, I'd suggest you check out this site (http://www.opacity.us)--it's a truly amazing urban exploration site that includes an extensive photoshoot of the real abandoned Danvers Hospital, where the movie was filmed. I found out about the movie through the site and had to watch it just to see more of the place. Creepy.

[maplekiwi]

The only movie I would have as just background would be Bride & Prejudice. I often pop it only while I'm doing the dishes. The story isn't deep, its colourful & I like the soundtrack.

& it has Martin Henderson!

[SunSandSuffering]

If I was gonna mention a second movie...it would be "Hot Fuzz"

I work in Wells in Somerset (UK) where they filmed Hot Fuzz.

Wicked to see so many familiar scenes in the movie including the very hotel reception where I installed a PC and printer.

Saw Nick Frost in the police car and the old lady on the bike with her pistols being filmed.

[czarcaztic]

The Shawshank Redemption
Braveheart
Lonesome Dove
Apollo 13
Casablanca
Cool Hand Luke
Dances with Wolves
Fargo
Full Metal Jacket
Gladiator
Hidalgo
It's a Wonderful Life
Jeremiah Johnson
Lawrence of Arabia
Midway
Mr. Holland's Opus
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Patton
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Saving Private Ryan
Schindler's List
Superman Returns

[Noel Prosequi]

Only one mention for Zulu so far, but I have to chime in to support it.

Could well get an Oscar for the Blokiest Movie of All Time. Michael Caine was sensational.

Colour Sergeant Bourne and his line "Cause we're here lad..."

And the sing off between the Welsh and the Africans - bloody fantastic.

I am compelled to see it whenever its on.

[Face Intentionally Left Blank]

If I come across any of the following movies while channel surfing, I am obliged to watch them to the end:

The Blues Brothers

The Fifth Element

Airplane

Cars (if my son is watching too - he's crazy for it too)

Jaws (but only until the Kitner kid gets it 22 minutes in)

Aliens

Whawhawhat!?!? You watch Jaws and don't stick around for Robert Shaw's great performance?

I also watch the Fifth Element and Aliens. I'll throw in:

Roadie (1970's movie with Meat Loaf)
Office Space
Big Trouble in Little China
They Live

If I like a movie, I'll watch it over and over, but these are some of my favorites.

[Zoe]

Doctor Zhivago

Breakfast at Tiffanys

Fanny and Alexander

Rancho Deluxe

[Leiko]

Hot Fuzz.

Unless I've got a new movie to watch or new CDs to import, Disc 1 of the 3 disc special edition stays in my computer's disc drive. I start the movie before I go to bed; the next night I start it from the last point I remember seeing. Every now and then Mirrormask replaces Hot Fuzz as the keep-in-player disc, and Shaun of the Dead gets at least one monthly viewing,but I always come back to Hot Fuzz.

[WOOKINPANUB]

If you like Session 9, I'd suggest you check out this site (http://www.opacity.us)--it's a truly amazing urban exploration site that includes an extensive photoshoot of the real abandoned Danvers Hospital, where the movie was filmed. I found out about the movie through the site and had to watch it just to see more of the place. Creepy.

Awesome link; thanks! I've read quite a bit about Danvers but those photos are spectacular. The oddest part is seeing the apartments they've turned it into. I'd love to see it in person but I would not want to live there:eek:

[Ronald C. Semone]

I couldn't count how many times over the past 60 years I have watched

Shane
The Adventures of Robin Hood (Errol Flynn)
The Adventures of Don Juan (Errol Flynn)
Zulu
The Black Stallion
Alice In Wonderland (Walt Disney)

If I chance across one of these while I am flicking through the TV channels, I have to stop and watch it to the end.

[Gordon Urquhart]

The Empire Strikes Back
Boogie Nights
Local Hero
The Commitments
Moulin Rouge!

and American Movie Classics has been showing the American movie classic Roadhouse every two days lately, and I have to admit to watching that more times than I can count as well ...

[Lady of the Lake]

I personally watch Kung Fu Hustle, Monsters Inc., and Spirited Away to an obsessive degree.

The Princess Bride should probably be in there as well (and for my folks it is Blazing Saddles). :)

[koeeoaddi]

Rebecca
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
Pride and Prejudice (both the Colin Firth miniseries and the older Elizabeth Garvey one)
Sense and Sensibility (Emma Thompson)
Persuasion (Amanda Root)
Gosford Park
Office Space
The Ninth Gate
Smiley's People
Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Spy
A Very Long Engagement
The first two Harry Potter movies
Nashville
Thunderheart

[maddin]

From dusk till dawn.

[JustinC]

No love for Magnolia ?

[Accidental Martyr]

Heathers
Blue Velvet
Wings of Desire

[James Otto Sweet Heart]

D2: The Might Ducks (I saw it so much as a kid, and it just stuck with me)
This goes for me too. I love all three of the films. :) :) :)

God bless you always!!! :) :) :)

Holly

P.S. I also love the Karate Kid trilogy. :) :) :)

[MegaBee]

The number of times I've seen the animated Transformers movie is somewhere in the low triple digits.

[Dendarii Dame]

1776. Guess which day of the year?

[vivalostwages]

Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
Ladyhawke
The Bounty
What About Bob?
Animal House
Caddyshack
Meatballs
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Amadeus
Fight club
Little Miss Sunshine
Ed Wood

[Kepler1571]

The John Carpenter remake of "The Thing."

And I don't care who knows it. :)

[Hypno-Toad]

Shawshank Redemption and Boogie Nights are the first to spring to mind.

[vivalostwages]

Stand By Me