What movies can you happily watch over and over again?

<p>Most of mine have already been mentioned here, but have to add a few more:
Slapshot
Clerks
The Unforgiven
The Quiet Man - wife and I watch every St. Patrick’s Day</p>

<p>Not sure if these have been mentioned yet, but:</p>

<p>Big Chill</p>

<p>Steel Magnolias</p>

<p>Master and Commander</p>

<p>Quest for Fire
Local Hero
Love Leads the Way
Gran Torino
Seabiscuit</p>

<p>*Wizard of Oz *- really a very funny movie. The Cowardly Lion has the best lines.</p>

<p>*The Enemy Below *- I know, it’s a war movie, but there is something about the mental chess match between the German submarine captain (Curt Jurgens) and the American destroyer captain (Robert Mitchum) that always grabs me.</p>

<p>Casablanca - Who is Ilsa really in love with? Plus Claude Rains as Renault is just fabulous.</p>

<p>I will stop everything if a good movie from the 30’s and 40’s is on - I grew up 70’s in Chicago area and they were on every weekend. Philadelphia Story, Shop Around the Corner, Front Page and My Girl Friday are particular favorites. Ii am also a sucker for any Jane Austin or Shakespeare adaptation (including the teen versions - Easy A, Clueless, and 10 Things I Hate About You), O’ Brother Where Art Thou?, Mean Girls, Star Wars, Chocolat, Fiddler on the Roof, </p>

<p>My husband drops everything for any James Bond flick, Clint Eastwood movie or any musical - quite a dicotomy, but between us the range of movies we will sit together and watch is pretty diverse.</p>

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Can’t believe The Magnificent Seven hasn’t gotten a mention yet!
Field of Dreams, Pretty Woman, Princess Bride, Mr. Holland’s Opus, Big Chill, Little Miss Sunshine, Forbidden Planet, Kiss of the Spider Woman
I’ve seen them so often, and I always mean to just watch for a few minutes…</p>

<p>Anyone from the NY area remember “Million Dollar Movie?” They would show the same movie every day - twice on the weekends - for a week. In the days before DVRs, cable and being able to buy or rent a movie, it was a movie addicts dream!</p>

<p>Oh yes forgot Sabrina with Audrey hepburn.</p>

<p>Pride and Prejudice (American version with Keira Knightly)
Something’s Got to Give
The English Patient
Lord of the Rings
Love Actually</p>

<p>So many people have mentioned “Love Actually”. I’m sure I’ve never seen that before, guess I will have to now!</p>

<p>-It Happened One Night
-Sound of Music
-Dirty Dancing
-Pretty Woman
-Ghost(my all time favorite tear jerker movie)
-Sleepless in Seattle
-Fiddler on the Roof
-West Side Story
-Barefoot in the Park
-Evergreen(wait, that’s the song, what’s the movie name??)
-The Sting
-Officer and a Gentleman</p>

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<p>Streisand’s A Star is Born.</p>

<h1>1) Fiddler on the Roof (love the music, favorite line- “Of course, it’s no shame to be poor, but it’s no great honor, either”)</h1>

<h1>2) The Birdcage (favorite line-“I’m 50 years old, there’s only one place I call home and it’s because you’re there”)</h1>

<h1>3) <em>tie</em> History of the World Part 1/ Young Frankenstein</h1>

<p>Top Gun, A Few Good Men, An Officer and a Gentleman, Remember The Titans, Sweet Home Alabama, Dirty Dancing, The Breakfast Club, Pride & Prejudice, Princess Bride, Goonies, John Adams mini series. </p>

<p>My husband will watch Rudy, Behind Enemy Lines and Band of Brothers anytime they are on TV. I’m sick of Rudy.</p>

<p>I remember the Million Dollar Movie. Channel 5. “Tara’s Theme” from Gone With the Wind was the theme music.</p>

<p>Caught a lot of classic flicks on that.</p>

<p>And the Five O’Clock Movie had “Syncopated Clock” was its theme music.</p>

<p>^^Thanks, NJTheatremom: That’s it! :slight_smile: And with a screen name like yours, I’d figure you’d know the answer! ;)</p>

<p>Gladiator.</p>

<p>And Lawrence of Arabia is on tonight!</p>

<p>Mask and Almost Famous. I’ve seen each one several times and if I click by (and I don’t anymore since we ditched cable and TV in general awhile back), I’ll always watch them again.</p>

<p>The Wizard of Oz too.</p>

<p>Been away on business, so I haven’t read everything. My favorites:</p>

<p>Animal House
Blues Brothers </p>

<p>Pretty Woman
Legally Blonde
Miss Congeniality</p>

<p>I’ll add Flashdance to my list too.</p>