Movies you can watch over and over and never tire of them.

[Slash1972]

Nobody mentioned “Big Trouble in Little China”???

[Treppenwitz]

I’ll keep it to one:

Shadowlands

Shadowlands is a 1993 British biographical drama film about the relationship between academic C. S. Lewis and American poet Joy Davidman, her death from cancer, and how this challenged Lewis’s Christian faith.

Uh, yeah. It does seem out of character for me.

Oh, and Bladerunner.

And Mary Poppins.

And…

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[HyacinthBucket]

The Adventures of Robin Hood (Errol Flynn, natch!)
A Hard Day’s Night
The Lion In Winter
The Philadelphia Story
Bringing Up Baby
Local Hero
A Night At The Opera
A Christmas Carol / Scrooge (Alistair Sim)
Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
Airplane!
Monty Python and the Holy Grail

and although not strictly a movie, the 1995 TV version of Pride And Prejudice

[Charlie_Wayne]

@SykoSkotty

Just Steve Martin’s personal tribute to all the great noir detective movies from the 40’s & 50’s - and a very unique take on it, IMHO, with splicing in all the great scenes/actors from previous films. Woody Allen did it in “Zelig” and critics called it brilliant. DMDWP actually came out a year prior to Zelig. I personally find the film very funny and think it was a brilliant idea between Steve Martin and Carl Reiner.

Now, if you want to discuss lousy Steve Martin films, let’s start with “The Man With Two Brains”

As far as “The Man With Two Brains” goes, I tried several times to watch that film but I just never could get past 2 or 3 minutes. So, I guess that means I agree with you that it was close to being one of his worst.

If you are interested in Steve Martin, I would like to recommend to you a documentary film about the life of Robin Williams. It’s a really nice documentary and I believe it’s called, “Come Inside My Mind”. Very well done. I learned quite a few interesting things about Robin Williams from this film.

Steve Martin is interviewed several times in this documentary and he has a lot of interesting things to say.

https://www.hbo.com/documentaries/robin-williams-come-inside-my-mind

[kitap]

Clue, especially when I need mindless fun.

Jaws 3-D. I just love the terribleness of it. It’s so bad.

Airplane!

Real Genius

Thunderheart

Captain America: Civil War

The Mummy

[Charlie_Wayne]

@Die_Capacitrix

Considering how much we like it, we do not have a copy of All of Me. I cannot say how often we’ve said, “Back in bowl” (clip).

A few favorites:
When Harry met Sally
…

For many years, we had a couple in our neighborhood named, “Harry and Sally”. He was from the Phillipines and she was from Serbia.

I often greeted them with references from the movie. But they never ever had a clue what I was talking about.

My guess is that movies just do not form a part of some peoples’ lives.

Just like TV … but for many more people.

[Guy_Incognito]

A lot of my favorites have been mentioned so far, but here’s my list:

Blade Runner
No Country for Old Men
This is Spinal Tap
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Goodfellas
Casino
The Avengers (MCU)
Batman Begins
Badlands
Near Dark
The Last Temptation of Christ
The Blues Brothers
Burn After Reading
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Superbad
Tropic Thunder
Pineapple Express
Cheech and Chong’s Up In Smoke

(Too short of a list…)

[wombattver]

@sps49sd

When was he not?

“Truly, Madly, Deeply” was the first movie I saw with Alan Rickman and he’ll always be darling Jamie first and foremost to me!

[carol235]

Fargo
The Fabulous Baker Boys
Sling Blade

[Mean_Mr.Mustard]

Not too many, really.

Rear Window
Saving Private Ryan
The Godfather
The Apartment
Sling Blade
Captain Phillips

A year ago I would have said **Goodfellas **but I think I’m approaching my fill.
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