Which films do you watch over and over again?

[media_savage]

whenever i'm ill enough to warrant sitting on the sofa all day with a duvet i always watch fred and ginger movies; watched them a lot as a family when i was little so that's probably why.

 

amelie aswell cause its so sweet and romantic and we all need a bit of that sometimes. if i fancy some gunplay the bourne films or die hards 1 and 3 usually find their way into the player.

[sheffseller]

Any of the Elvis Presley films.

[Bazcooper]

DEAD MANS SHOES ...........................What a Film

[pjw1983]

i have allway's been a fan of cartoon Transformers when I was a kid so now the new ones are on dvd that's pritty much all i wont on most of the time I love them

[mighty bo]

Fistfull of Dollars trilogy

Dirty Harry films except Dead Pool, which despite Jim Carey being killed and a cameo apperance from Guns & Roses, was poo

 

And on a non Clint theme I like these funnys

Monty Python's Holy Grail

Parole officer

 

Interstingly some above suggestions I had to force myself not to swith off & never want to see again ie

Angelas Ashes

Withnail & I

[jatk]

Singin in the Rain, Arsenic and Old Lace, and anything with Audrey Hepburn or Judi Dench

Also The lake House, and Nell (Jodie Foster was amazing in that!)

[revill67]

The business a great film with 80s music

[Nick B]

There are far too many to mention so I'll just go through the most usual discs in my machine.

First, I have something of a christmas ritual. I like to watch Scrooge with Alastair Sim on Christmas Eve. Alastair's portrayal of Scrooge is absolutely spot on and I love the transition from grumbling old miser to clown meister.

Second, I occasionally have a Lord of The Rings weekend. I watch all three fims on consecutive nights. I am also re-reading the novel for the fourth time. Heavy going, but beautifully written.

Third, Every year, on May 25th, the date of it's original UK Cinema release, Star War IV A New Hope. A ground breaking film and a delight, especially for the nine year old kid who is still inside me.

Finally, I don't have it on DVD any more but when I had it on video, I would watch At the Earths Core with Peter Cushing and Doug McClure. It was an awful film then and still is, but when you're eight...

[Nick B]

By The Way, At The Earths Core, I would watch it so often, two or three times a day in fact, that the tape wore out. In retrospect, I am lucky that it wasn't the machine. My parents would have murdered me!

[scottsmith]

300 - Perfect.