Movies you never get tired of watching

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

I'm sure we all have 'em. Watch certain movies 100 times and you'll still watch it again. I'm watching Joe Dirt for probably the 30th time right now. I'm not saying it's a genius movie by any stretch but I enjoy it... over and over again. My list...

Shawshank Redemption
Indian Summer
Tommy Boy
Back To The Future (original)
Joe Dirt (duh)
Caddyshack (duh)
9 to 5 (yes the Dolly Parton movie, I like it)
Forest Gump (one of the few movies that actually lived up to its hype imo)
Titanic (ditto)
Poltergeist (original)
Natural Born Killers
School Of Rock
The Sandlot
Black Sheep (not as funny as Tommy Boy but still good)
The Lost Boys
The Breakfast Club
Independance Day
The American President
Hitch
Dumb & Dumber (thanks scott free)
Young Guns (thanks Livestream)
Monty Python Search For The Holy Grail
Vacation movies (thanks again scott free)
The Green Mile (thanks CosmicPal)
Scent Of A Woman
The Jerk
Meatballs
Lost In Translation (thank you Icarus)
Shaun Of The Dead
Apollo 13 (thank you Rain Man)


I'm sure I left off a movie or 20.

What say you?

[JD10367]

So many I couldn't even list them. I'm one of those people who can watch the same film or read the same book repeatedly (although, with books, I might have to wait a year or two). Pretty much anything fantasy/sci-fi that's come out in the past 30 years, for starters. Hell, I just found myself watching "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" AGAIN on USA Network, even though I own the movie and have seen it at least 10 times.

[Easy 6]

Unforgiven
Rocky 1-3
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Predator
Either new Batman
Dumb & Dumber
Step Brothers
Any of the Bournes
Goodfellas
Braveheart
Several on the header list

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

So many I couldn't even list them. I'm one of those people who can watch the same film or read the same book repeatedly (although, with books, I might have to wait a year or two). Pretty much anything fantasy/sci-fi that's come out in the past 30 years, for starters. Hell, I just found myself watching "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" AGAIN on USA Network, even though I own the movie and have seen it at least 10 times.

I don't know the last sci-fi movie I've watched. Never liked the genre. To each their own is a lovely concept.

[LiveSteam]

The Train. With Burt Lancaster
Full metal jacket
The out law Josey Wales
Kelly's hero's
All quiet on the Western front
Emperor of the North.
Battle for Britain
Geronimo, AWESOME movie.
Young guns
Fast Times at RMH

[JD10367]

I don't know the last sci-fi movie I've watched. Never liked the genre. To each their own is a lovely concept.

Wow. Nothing? None of the Star Wars or Star Treks? None of the sword and sorcery films of the 80s? Blade Runner, Terminators, Inception, Harry Potters, superheroes, nothing?

Don't get me wrong, those aren't the only things for me. But that whole genre is a slam-dunk. I have everything in my collection from Merchant-Ivory "chick flicks" to classic 80s comedies. I just enjoy revisiting films. (Some people can't, though; my wife can't watch a film twice.)

[SnakeXJones]

Escape from New York
Back to The Future trilogy
Hot Fuzz
Goodfellas
Evil Dead Trilogy
Predator
American Psycho

[jjchieffan]

Oceans Eleven
All of the spaghetti westerns
Any of the Lethal Weapons
Godfather
Casino
Mad Max movies
Cool Hand Luke

[Frankie]

Movies you never get tired of watching

Life Of Brian

That one is ALWAYS the first that comes to my mind in answering this question.

[Extra Point]

Unforgiven
Failsafe
Twelve Angry Men
Glory
Midway
Tora Tora Tora!
Bournes
Letters from Iwo Jima
Shawshank Redemption
The Italian Job

Bunch of others

[rocknrolla]

The Blues Brothers. It never fails to make me LOL.
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[ThaVirus]

Too many for me to list, but Dawn of the Dead (04 remake) has to be number 1. I watch that movie at least once every couple months.. It's absurd how I never get tired of that movie.

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

Wow. Nothing? None of the Star Wars or Star Treks? None of the sword and sorcery films of the 80s? Blade Runner, Terminators, Inception, Harry Potters, superheroes, nothing?

Don't get me wrong, those aren't the only things for me. But that whole genre is a slam-dunk. I have everything in my collection from Merchant-Ivory "chick flicks" to classic 80s comedies. I just enjoy revisiting films. (Some people can't, though; my wife can't watch a film twice.)

Never seen any of the Star Wars/Trek movies. Only sword and sorcery movies would be Harry Potter movies that I've watched with my kid... they're not bad for what they are. Termintor 1 and 2 I saw but was meh. Superhero movies I've seen would be a couple of the Spiderman movies... ok but don't make this list for me, Dark Knight was meh, other Batman movies I didn't like. The Will Smith anti-superhero movie I liked but not enough to remember the name of put it on this list. I do love Inception. Seen it twice and it could be an inclusion for me.

I know I'm not a normal dude.

[Pants]

Office Space
The Big Lebowski
Black Hawk Down

Those are the ones that jump immediately to mind.

[Easy 6]

Blade 1-2
Josey Wales
obligatory Star Wars series
Platoon
2001 a Space Odyssey
Bridges of Madison County - yep i said it
Conan 1
Unbreakable
Casino
Christmas Vacation

[Tribal Warfare]

Coming to America, Super Troopers, Count of Monte Cristo ( Jim Caviezel version), Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Terminator,and Terminator 2.

[Bugeater]

Off the top of my head...

Airplane!
Any of the Back to the Future movies
Smokey and the Bandit
Fast times at Ridgemont High
National Lampoon's Vacation
Mad Max/The Road Warrior (Thunderdome sucked)

[Mr. Laz]

Rio Bravo
Roadhouse
Goonies
Super Troopers



sure there a tons more i can't think of right now

[kysirsoze]

Pulp Fiction

[CosmicPal]

American Beauty
A Woman Under the Influence
Dazed and Confused
Dead Man
Once Upon a Time in the West
The Green Mile
The Shawshank Redemption
National Lampoon's Animal House
Caddyshack
Goodfellas
The Godfather Pts 1 & 2
Magnolia
The Sixth Sense
Donnie Darko
The Exorcist
The Shining
Halloween
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Jaws
Fargo
Braveheart
Groundhog Day
Big Fish
The Big Lebowski
Better Off Dead
The Virgin Suicides
The World According to Garp
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
40-Year Old Virgin
Old School
This is Spinal Tap

Foreign Flicks
Oldboy
Y Tu Mama Tambien
City of God
Cinema Paradiso
The Lives of Others
Amelie
Amores Perros
Tell No One
A Very Long Engagement
The Secret in Their Eyes
My Life as a Dog
Night on Earth

and I'm sure I'm missing a few...

[Gonzo]

Godfather 1-2
Goodfellas
Unforgiven
Open Range
Bull durham
Blazing Saddles
Saving Private Ryan
The longest day
Shawshank
Boogie Nights
Cannonball Run
Evil Dead series (I know their stupid but Bruce Campbell ftw)
Apocalypse now
Platoon
Dr. Strangelove
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[milkman]

Most of mine have already been mentioned.

Tombstone and My Cousin Vinny are two that I haven't seen mentioned.

[CosmicPal]

Most of mine have already been mentioned.

Tombstone and My Cousin Vinny are two that I haven't seen mentioned.

Doubly Nice!!! :thumb:

[Bugeater]

Cannonball Run

Oh hell yes, Farrah in a black Lamborghini... :drool:

And what a great cast.

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[Nzoner]

The Godfather The Complete Epic 1902-1958 (it was a special edition Copolla released in the 80's)
Pink Floyd The Wall
Animal House
Dirty Harry
Where The Red Fern Grows(the original)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)
True Romance
The Warriors
Arsenic and Old Lace
The Hollywood Knights

[highBOLTage]

Elf

[TrickyNicky]

Big Trouble in Little China

[ThatRaceCardGuy]

All the Friday movies
The Mac
Coming to America
Days of Thunder
Days of Thunder
Milllers Crossing
Animal House
Goodfellahs
Scare Face
Any Stare Wars movie
40 year old virgin
The Sting

[rocknrolla]

Oh hell yes, Farrah in a black Lamborghini... :drool:

And what a great cast.

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I'm on a mission to find that movie now. I had forgotten how classic that cast was. Thanks.

[milkman]

Scare Face?
Any Stare Wars movie?

:LOL:

[Deberg_1990]

Heat
Midnight Run
Die Hard
Any old School Arnie or Seagal movie...

[Just Passin' By]

30 posts in and no "Behind the Green Door", "Deep Throat" or the like?

[Bugeater]

Big Trouble in Little China
Oh yeah, this one definitely as well.

[DJJasonp]

3 pages in.....and no mention of "Fletch"??

FOR SHAME!!!

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

3 pages in.....and no mention of "Fletch"??

FOR SHAME!!!

I love Chevy but Fletch was just horrible. Just imo.

[DJJasonp]

I love Chevy but Fletch was just horrible. Just imo.

you are literally the first person I've ever heard not like Fletch.

Eh...different strokes for different folks.

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

you are literally the first person I've ever heard not like Fletch.

Eh...different strokes for different folks.

I know. Like I said I like Chevy movies, all except for that one. I can't explain me.

[Delano]

I like Chamber of Secrets and the Fellowship of the Ring for repeat viewings. There is just something so comfortable about the calm before the storm that I love.

American Psycho
The Goonies
Eyes Wide Shut
Super Bad
No Country For Old Men
The Big Lebowski

I have a feeling the new True Grit will get many spins in the BluRay player.
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[milkman]

I know. Like I said I like Chevy movies, all except for that one. I can't explain me.

I'm with ya.

[Dallas Chief]

The Departed
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Casino
Godfather Trilogy
Goodfellas
True Romance
Braveheart
Unforgiven
Sixteen Candles
The Breakfast Club
Star Wars IV V VI
The Road Warrior
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome
Pulp Fiction
Blow
Platoon
JFK
Nixon
Natural Born Killers
Saving Private Ryan
There Will Be Blood
Gangs of New York
The Last of the Mohicans
Almost Famous
Without Limits
Running Brave
Lost in Translation
Bottle Rocket
Rushmore
City of God
Forest Gump
Gladiator (Russell Crowe, not Cuba Gooding, Jr)
Training Day
Kelly's Heroes
The Dirty Dozen
As Good as it Gets
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Vision Quest
Manhunter
Tombstone
Dances with Wolves
Raising Arizona

Wow I watch way too many movies because I could keep going....

[milkman]

The Departed
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Casino
Godfather Trilogy
Goodfellas
True Romance
Braveheart
Unforgiven
Sixteen Candles
The Breakfast Club
Star Wars IV V VI
The Road Warrior
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome
Pulp Fiction
Blow
Platoon
JFK
Nixon
Natural Born Killers
Saving Private Ryan
There Will Be Blood
Gangs of New York
The Last of the Mohicans
Almost Famous
Without Limits
Running Brave
Lost in Translation
Bottle Rocket
Rushmore
City of God
Forest Gump
Gladiator (Russell Crowe, not Cuba Gooding, Jr)
Training Day
Kelly's Heroes
The Dirty Dozen
As Good as it Gets
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Vision Quest
Manhunter
Tombstone
Dances with Wolves
Raising Arizona

Wow I watch way too many movies because I could keep going....

No shit.

I'm not reading that list, even.

[stonedstooge]

We're off to see the Wizard

[PunkinDrublic]

Trainspotting

[Brianfo]

Tommy Boy FTW
Fast times at Ridgemont High
Braveheart-------Probably the greatest movie of all-time.
Bad Boys
Any Rocky Movie
Avatar

[Predarat]

Most of mine have been mentions but Ill try to put some that haven't
Hoosiers
Christmas Story
Superman 1 and 2
Halloween 1 and 2
Star Trek 2 and 4
Slap Shot
Youngblood
Miricle
Ghostbusters
The Good The Bad The Ugly
Jaws

[kysirsoze]

I like Chamber of Secrets and the Fellowship of the Ring for repeat viewings. There is just something so comfortable about the calm before the storm that I love.

American Psycho
The Goonies
Eyes Wide Shut
Super Bad
No Country For Old Men
The Big Lebowski

I have a feeling the new True Grit will get many spins in the BluRay player.
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You might be the only person in America with this movie on your repeat viewings list.

[ThatRaceCardGuy]

Scare Face?
Any Stare Wars movie?

:LOL:

:clap: for old fart

[mlyonsd]

The Longest Day, Ken Burns The Civil War, or Band of Brothers.

If I run across any of those I can't stop watching.

[Hammock Parties]

Independence Day. I can't get enough Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum. They should have done some more films together.

[mlyonsd]

Independence Day. I can't get enough Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum. They should have done some more films together.That's a good one. Especially when Will punches the alien and says "Welcome to Earth".

[Hammock Parties]

Star Trek II-VI are magical to me.

I get a kick each time Sulu flips that security guard and says "Don't call me tiny."

DOUBLE DUMBASS ON YOU

[Hammock Parties]

That's a good one. Especially when Will punches the alien and says "Welcome to Earth".

"Now that's what I call a close encounter." LMAO

The pause and delivery of that line were fucking epic. I remember the theater roaring with delight.

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

Independence Day. I can't get enough Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum. They should have done some more films together.

I had you on ignore for a good while but I realized ignore is basically worthless since I still see your threads and people quoting you so I just unignored you.

Let it me known that this post was probably the first thing you've ever said I agreed with and/or didn't find exceedingly stupid. 'Grats.

[4th and Long]

Tombstone is on ... again ... for the 134,765th time.

This is my 134,765th time watching it.

'You die first ... get it? Your friends might get me in a rush but not before I turn your head into a canoe.'
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[milkman]

Another couple that I still enjoy are Undercover Blues and Heart and Souls.

[Hammock Parties]

I had you on ignore for a good while but I realized ignore is basically worthless since I still see your threads and people quoting you so I just unignored you.

Let it me known that this post was probably the first thing you've ever said I agreed with and/or didn't find exceedingly stupid. 'Grats.

April 2011?

NO FUCKS GIVEN

[alpha_omega]

Stripes

[kysirsoze]

April 2011?

NO ****S GIVEN

He used to be Beer Me if that adds any fucks.

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

April 2011?

NO ****S GIVEN

I was beer me/Dr. Johnny Fever before as everyone knows but you. And you're still a gigantic moran.

However if I had just started for the first time in April of this year it would have taken about that long to figure you out.

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

Stripes

Good one

[Amnorix]

Star Trek II-VI are magical to me.

I get a kick each time Sulu flips that security guard and says "Don't call me tiny."

DOUBLE DUMBASS ON YOU

Wait, wut? Star Trek V?

Dude... :shake:

[lcarus]

Hmm. Original Dawn of the Dead, remake Dawn of the Dead, The Life Aquatic, The Big Lebowski, Lost in Translation, Rocky series, Rambo 1 & 4, The Ghost & Mr. Chicken, Dead Alive, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Green Mile, lots more.

I can't watch a movie and then just watch it again soon though. I have to take at the very least a few months before I feel like rewatching something. Some people will watch a movie they like and then just watch it over and over almost every day for like...weeks on end. I don't understand that at all. Maybe when I was a little kid I could do that to an extent...

[SLAG]

Ghostbusters..

Blues Brothers...

A Clockwork orange

Anchorman

Dazed and Confused

[Hammock Parties]

Wait, wut? Star Trek V?

Dude... :shake:

Yes, even Star Trek V.

The Yosemite scenes are pure magic and so is Spock's jailbreak.

ALSO: I MISS MY OLD CHAIR

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

Hmm. Original Dawn of the Dead, remake Dawn of the Dead, The Life Aquatic, The Big Lebowski, Lost in Translation, Rocky series, Rambo 1 & 4, The Ghost & Mr. Chicken, Dead Alive, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Green Mile, lots more.

I can't watch a movie and then just watch it again soon though. I have to take at the very least a few months before I feel like rewatching something. Some people will watch a movie they like and then just watch it over and over almost every day for like...weeks on end. I don't understand that at all. Maybe when I was a little kid I could do that to an extent...

Lost In Translation.... thank you Icarus. I'll add that to my list.

[kysirsoze]

Hmm. Original Dawn of the Dead, remake Dawn of the Dead, The Life Aquatic, The Big Lebowski, Lost in Translation, Rocky series, Rambo 1 & 4, The Ghost & Mr. Chicken, Dead Alive, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, The Green Mile, lots more.

I can't watch a movie and then just watch it again soon though. I have to take at the very least a few months before I feel like rewatching something. Some people will watch a movie they like and then just watch it over and over almost every day for like...weeks on end. I don't understand that at all. Maybe when I was a little kid I could do that to an extent...

Nice list. I agree with the bold save a few exceptions. I think I could watch Pulp Fiction, American Beauty, and Ghostbusters on a constant loop if I didn't have anything else that needed doing. I don't know what it is. Probably a perfect mix of them being great films and nostalgia.

[lcarus]

Nice list. I agree with the bold save a few exceptions. I think I could watch Pulp Fiction, American Beauty, and Ghostbusters on a constant loop if I didn't have anything else that needed doing. I don't know what it is. Probably a perfect mix of them being great films and nostalgia.

Oh hell, I didn't think about American Beauty or Ghostbusters. Those should be on my list too. Actually I forgot some essential ones and then I promise I'm done. I left out American Psycho, Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas, Shaun of the Dead, and Boondock Saints.

[lcarus]

...and Killer Klowns from Outer Space. Just kidding. I do like that movie though. Plus Ghoulies II. Much better than Ghoulies 1, and 3 & 4 were pure rubbish. Seriously though...Gremlins 1 & 2.

[CoMoChief]

Executive Decision
The Rock
Gladiator
The Sandlot
Pulp Fiction

[CoMoChief]

...and Killer Klowns from Outer Space. Just kidding. I do like that movie though. Plus Ghoulies II. Much better than Ghoulies 1, and 3 & 4 were pure rubbish. Seriously though...Gremlins 1 & 2.

ROFL best movie ever

[Rain Man]

The 10 most rewatchable movies from my standpoint are:

Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Pulp Fiction
Apollo 13
Forrest Gump
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Romancing the Stone
Saving Private Ryan
The Great Escape
Almost Famous
Back to the Future

I'm not saying these are the best movies, but rather the ones that I never get tired of.

[LiveSteam]

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It was a movie

[Bump]

Pulp Fiction
Swingers
Old School
Scarface
Friday
Full Metal Jacket
X-Men - the first one only
Terminator 2
No Country for Old Men
Batman Begins


these are movies that I've seen dozens of times each and could easily watch them again now.

[LiveSteam]

Shame on me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pink Floyd THE WALL

[beach tribe]

I always watch Coming to America if I see it whilst flipping through the channels.
So many classic lines.

[Gonzo]

I've seen scarface like 3 times and while it had it's moments, I just never thought of it as one of those "top 100" style movies. Definitely not one of those movies I'd put in the repeatedly watch categories.
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[lcarus]

I've seen scarface like 3 times and while it had it's moments, I just never thought of it as one of those "top 100" style movies. Definitely not one of those movies I'd put in the repeatedly watch categories.
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I kinda agree. It's a good movie, I just never got the urge to watch it again.

[suzzer99]

Die Hard
Alien
Chronicles of Riddick
Meet the Parents
Patton
5th Element (FF-ing through the Chris Tucker parts)
Talented Mr. Ripley
War Games
Star Wars/Empire
Braveheart
Swingers
Fast times at Ridgemont High
Goodfellas
Boogie Nights
Terms of Endearment
As Good as it Gets

[VonneMarie]

Goodfellas
Forrest Gump
Indiana Jones
The Goonies
Aliens
Drop Dead Fred
Starship Troopers
Scarface
Con Air
Follow That Bird
The King and I
Deep Impact
Soap Dish
Any Charlie Brown movies

Just to name a few...

[kysirsoze]

It's funny that as many differences of opinion as there are on this board, I think every list on here has at least one or two I could watch forever.

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

All the Friday movies
The Mac
Coming to America
Days of Thunder
Days of Thunder
Milllers Crossing
Animal House
Goodfellahs
Scare Face
Any Stare Wars movie
40 year old virgin
The Sting


LMAO

[BryanBusby]

6 pages in and not even a single Fight Club mention. Wow. Never will get tired of watching it.

Pulp Fiction
Office Space
Jenna Loves Brianna also on the list

[Baby Lee]

The Train. With Burt Lancaster

Great movie. Big effects enacted in the real world. Gripping undertold story of the French resistance. A lovely respite from today's CGI-fest.

Oh, and I type this whilst cycling through my 3rd iteration of the GoT series. Talk about rewatchable! So much dialog is rendered poignant and often tragic once you know the whole story.

[chuck02]

Out cold
Army of Darkness

[KChiefs1]

I think all of mine have been mentioned except for maybe....

Vision Quest
The Great Santini
The Thing(original & remake)
Rear Window
Stalag 17

I'll probably think of more later...

[crossbow]

Godfather 1&2
Braveheart
Apollo 13
A Few Good Men
Ghettysburg

[KcFanInGA]

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
The first Matrix
The Dark Knight
I am Legend
Zombieland
Iron Man 1 or 2

Plus I'm sure I'm leaving some off.

[Backwards Masking]

Great Balls Of Fire

[Hammock Parties]

LOTR trilogy is too long and slow to watch whenever it's on.

It was amazing watching it for the first time but watching it again and again is a chore.

[Backwards Masking]

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England can kiss my ass!

[Bowser]

Most of the ones off the top of my head have been mentioned. Some more -

Shaun of the Dead
Pan's Labyrinth
The Right Stuff
District 9
Desperado
Reservoir Dogs
Snatch

[Predarat]

Most of the ones off the top of my head have been mentioned. Some more -

Shaun of the Dead
Pan's Labyrinth
The Right StuffDistrict 9
Desperado
Reservoir Dogs
Snatch

Yes, I happened to find that in the $5 rack at wallyworld yesterday and snatched it up!

[bevischief]

Too many to mention.

[Stryker]

The Expendibles
Fist of Legend
Die Hard
Saving Private Ryan
Aliens

Off the top of my head

[KcFanInGA]

LOTR trilogy is too long and slow to watch whenever it's on.

It was amazing watching it for the first time but watching it again and again is a chore.

It is long...I have to be in a certain mood to watch it. But some of the most beautiful locales I have ever seen in a film.

[Stewie]

Most have been mentioned but I'll add:

October Sky

The World's Fastest Indian (what a sleeper movie. One of the best I've seen in a long time).

[Demonpenz]

Rounders.

[KChiefs1]

A few more that I thought about...

All the Right Moves
Black Sunday
Boiler Room
Frailty
Glengarry Glen Ross
Lifeguard
Predator
Slap Shot
Thunderbolt & Lightfoot

[David.]

The ones that jump out at me would be

City of god
Pulp fiction
Snatch
Reservoir dogs
I wouldn't list it as a favorite movie but I've watched rocky 4 like 15 times.
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[mlyonsd]

FWIW I saw 'The Thing' mentioned and it starts at 7pm on TCM.

[bevischief]

The Replacements is on TBS and it on TBS and replays again at 9:30 central.

[Buehler445]

A fuckload. Most listed here.

A few that I didn't see listed

Mr and Mrs Smith
The Ghost and the Darkness.

[MahiMike]

Escape from NY
Bourne Identities
Tommy Boy
Uncle Buck
Braveheart
Christmas with the Kranks
3:10 to Yuma
Mr. Bean's Holiday
Rat Race
Joe Dirt
TORA! TORA! TORA!
Unforgiven
Gran Torino
Christmas Vacation
Eagle Eye

[lcarus]

The Replacements is on TBS and it on TBS and replays again at 9:30 central.

The Replacements is a good movie, but the last scene where they pull off an amazing play to win the game and it gets called back for holding, yet they still get another play and of course the defense gets burned deep by a tight end on a simple route...just...bugs me.

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

The Replacements is a good movie, but the last scene where they pull off an amazing play to win the game and it gets called back for holding, yet they still get another play and of course the defense gets burned deep by a tight end on a simple route...just...bugs me.

I kind of chuckled at that too. I got the feeling they just didn't want to end it quite as predictably as every other sports movie so they went for a little extra drama before the inevitable good guys win moment. Enjoyable movie though. Love Brook Langton.