Movies you watch over and over again, and never get sick of

The Shining
Night of the Living Dead
Buffalo 66
A Clockwork Orange

I don't actually watch these over and over, but I am in the mood for these just about anytime. I have watched them a lot.

 

Planet of the Apes (1968)

King Kong (1933, but I like King Kong '05 a lot too)

The Shootist

 

A few that I usually watch again when channel flipping no matter what point of the movie it is:

North By Northwest
All The Presidents Men
A Few Good Men
The Insider
Unstoppable

 

The Shawshank Redemption
The Untouchables
A Few Good Men
The Godfather
Casablanca
The Quiet Man
Dr. Strangelove
The Planet Of The Apes (1968)

 

I'm afraid we're going to need some titles.

My choice is Groundhog Day -- a movie you can watch over and over again, every day even. And no, I don't mean the Ron Jeremy version, Hedgehog Day.

 

A very, very funny movie (and I don't mean Ron's movie! Ew...).

 

I wonder if there was such a movie? If there wasn't, the folks who title adult movies are going to kick themselves if they read my post.

 

A few not mentioned, recently re-watched.

• You're Telling Me.
• The Hunt for Red October.

 

Great movie !

And Andie McDowell is just gorgeous in this film IMO...

 

That one should be on my list as well. Just re-watched last weekend ...

 

Road To Peridition.

 

Serenity
Independence Day
Close Encounters of the Third Kind

 

Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans. I hope some day Werner Herzog makes another movie half as good as this.

 

The Road Warrior
Blade Runner
Pulp Fiction
Most of Peter Sellers better films,
and most all of Woody Allen's films
Blue Velvet
Most all Kurosawa films.

 

High Noon (original)
The Apartment (1960)
Apploosa (2008)
Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas
Idiocracy
God Bless America (2012)
Rock N Roll High School
HEAD
HELP!
Coraline
(John) Hughes or Carpenter movies
pretty much any (good) Kung-Fu flick or anything produced by Roger Corman.

 

For me, it's THE STING. Imagine having a whole lot of friends to take an organised revenge on someone who hurt a friend of yours, without using violence. For me, it's about friendship and the lengths others will go to for the sake of it, including putting themselves at great risk to prove the point. This also applies to EL DORADO. Obviously, I've got a thing about it.

 

Bringing Up Baby, The Awful Truth, most Cary Grant screwball comedies. Anything by Preston Sturges.

 

I'm ashamed to admit it.. but I'll admit it..

Stepbrothers.. Low brow, locker room type humor.. but it's funny to me every single time I watch it.

I'm generally not a big fan of Will Ferrell either.. but the chemistry of this cast worked really well.

Also, not ashamed to admit:
The Big Lebowski
The Blues Brothers
Annie Hall

 

If you get blu-rays your S-T-E-R-E-O will be wider.

 

Hard Times

A 1930s period piece with James Coburn, Charles Bronson, Strother Martin, and Jill Ireland about a bare knuckle street fighter set in New Orleans.

 

I'm constantly discovering old movies made before I was born or made when I was too young to see them.

Ride Lonesome (1959) and Comanche Station (1960), Dr. No (1962) and From Russia With Love (1963).

House of Wax 3-D (1953), Dial M For Murder 3-D (1954) and Inferno 3-D (1953).

 

Jaws

 

Alien
Arsenic and Old Lace
Bringing Up Baby
Casablanca
A Christmas Story
Delicatessan
The Lord of the Rings
My Life as a Dog (Mitt liv som hund)
The Shawshank Redemption
The Silence of the Lambs
Young Frankenstein

 

The Shawshank Redemption
Castaway

 

Dazed and Confused.