What are some movies, that no matter how many times you've seen, you would be able to watch 3 times a week for a year without getting sick of them?

In no particular order...

1. Die Hard
2. Forest Gump
3. Dumb and Dumber
4. Rebound (the one with Don Cheadle)


That's a start, I'm sure I'll think of more later on. Also, don't forget this isn't a "what's your favorite movie." Just a "what movie(s) could you watch over and over again?" My fav. movie is Braveheart, but once every few months is good enough for me.

Caddyshack
Major League
Die Hard
Hoosiers
Shawshank Redemption
My Cousin Vinny

some others....

Off the top of my head...

Office Space
Dogma
Jerry Maguire

and taking from earlier posts

Major League
Forrest Gump
Caddyshack

Major League
Pulp Fiction
Boondock saints
Wall street
clerks
the great escape
fight club (though this movie depresses me occasionally)

big lebowski

Grumpy Old Men
Billy Madison
Kingpin
Anger Management

And many more.

Brianna love Jenna
Asian Fever 7
My First D.P 3
Greybox: 60+ hardcore vol.6

Anything with Kobe Tai in it

Die Hard
Shawshank Redemption
Princess Bride
Heat

revenge of the sith
return of the king
replacements
ready to rumble
(the last two are underrated and if they are on tv i will always watch)

totally forgot Big Lebowski. That is high up the list. Also Friday is immensely rewatchable.

Yeah, definitely Shawshank. I don't know what's with that movie or why it never gets old? Maybe it's because we always pass out during it?

Add Gladiator and Braveheart to the list.

Oh, how could I forget all of the Indiana Jones.

Rounders and Fight Club come to mind.

Any of the Die Hard movies, Ocean's Eleven, The Negotiator, Beverly Hills Cop 1 & 2, Armageddon (yea, I know...... ) Vegas Vacation....and several more that I can't think of right now...

Here a small assortment:


Mississippi Burning - with a brilliant Gene Hackman

A Time to Kill - Great actors like Matthew McConaughey, Kevin Spacey and Samuel L. Jackson are involved.

Training Day - Denzel Washington really amazes me! He's very versatile, of course an Academy Award for his achievement!

American History X - an unforgettable movie adventure, emotional drama

The Italian Job - It's exciting, entertaining.

i forgot italian job. its awesome and if brazilian job comes out anytime soon, i will be excited.

I would give you a lot of shit for that if not for the fact that I saw it in the theater... twice.

The Crow

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

The Transporter

Mad Max

Army of Darkness

Spaceballs

Airplane!

Lord of the Rings - all of em

There's more but i'd prolly be here all day.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Hostel
Cabin Fever
High Tension
Dawn of the Dead
SLiTHER
Departed
Star Wars (eps 4-6)
Airplane!
DieHard

Braveheart
Scent of a Woman
The Last Castle
Hackers

Airplane
Lord of the Rings (all)
Both Endless Summers
All the Naked Guns
Goldeneye
Borat
Jackass
From Here to Eternity
The Great Escape
Rounders (of course)
Oceans 11 (new version)
Casino
Forrest Gump
Cast Away
Saving Private Ryan
Cadyshack
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Braveheart
This is Spinal Tap- You are my good friend if you have seen this movie

i can't think of ANY movie that wouldn't make me puke if i had to watch it 156 times in a year. give me a break

Shawshank Redemption
Rounders
Chasing Amy
Usual Suspects
Boondock Saints
Pulp Fiction
Hoosiers
Army of Darkness
Goonies
Transformers (animated)
Batman Begins

Ones I will be made fun of for...

Labyrinth
Adventures in Babysitting

I'm pretty sure that means you're bi.

Come on, the guy just likes his David Bowie....


so I guess yeah, you're right.......

I've noticed a trend in reading everyone's list. Die Hard is mentioned often! (I own all three on dvd but still watch any one of them when they are on TV). It might be of interest to know that "Live Free or Die Hard" has an expected realease date of June 29/07! wooo hooo can't wait!

short sample of the long list of movies I watch repeatedly...

Galaxy Quest
Princess Bride
Evil Dead's (all three of them)
Little Nicky
Oceans Eleven
O' Brother Where Art Thou
and while in George Cloony mode, From Dusk Till Dawn

Groundhog day...

dont know why, but everytime i see it on tv, i end up watching it.

there's 5 minutes of that i could watch 156 times a year involving selma hayek

Anchorman, The Legend of Ron Burgundy

40 Year Old Virgin

Old School

Casino
Shawshank Redemption
The Big Lebowski
Kill Bill 1&2
Goodfellas
The Green Mile
Rounders
Usual Suspects
Fight Club
Pulp Fiction


and of course, Night Trips
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097975/

"It's me, Ned Ryerson! Needle Nose Ned, Ned the Head! You don't remember me, but I sure as heckfire remember you."

Or something close to that. I love Stephen Tobolowsky.

Oh yeah, Lord of the Rings is truly a wonderful adventure to watch. Part two and three can keep up with the first! Watching it over and over again isn't boring.

highlander
Transporter
Enter the Dragon
Animal House


And Live Free or Die Hard releases on July 4

Slap Shot
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
So I Married An Axe Murderer

Movies constantly in my DVD player...

The Big Lebowski
Office Space
The 40-Year-Old Virgin
Dumb And Dumber

But there are a lot more than I can watch over and over again.

Fixed...

And I forgot to add Hero and CTHD

chicks that have dicks?

I didn't know you were close with IQCrash

"Heed" from So I married an Axe Murderer went to my college, he was a year ahead of me. Nice guy, a bit pretentious. His head is disappointingly small in real life( unlike mine, which is gianormous. In fact, I got the nick name Heed my freshman year at college). They guy hated being called Heed, and was really self-conscious about it. I smoked weed with Heed once. I was laughing on the inside the entire time.

Happy Gilmore, end of discussion.

Top five...

The Manchurian Candidate (1962)

After Raymond returns from the Korean War as a decorated hero, the other members of his platoon can't really remember what he did to win his medal. Two of the soldiers start having recurring nightmares, and one of them decides to investigate Raymond's current activities. What dark and sinister secrets are being withheld by the Government and the Army?

Murder by Contract (1958)

Claude, an educated, philosophical hit man, is a ruthless and efficient contract killer - until he finds his next target is a woman. The script is peppered with many amusing and even thought-provoking observations on Claude's 'business'. The point of the film remains less on the story and more on how the protagonist is suave and calculatingly dispassionate.

A Face in the Crowd (1957)

An Arkansas hobo becomes an overnight media sensation. But as he becomes drunk with fame and power, will he ever be exposed as the fraud he has become? Griffith portrays Lonesome Rhodes as a human whirlwind, a combination of public servant and public exploiter, in which idealism and egoism are confounded from the beginning. The message is not a simple one -- power corrupts, sure, but people who want power are often corrupt to begin with, and it's hard (and maybe pointless) to tell the difference.

The Sweet Smell of Success (1957)

They know him - and they shiver - the big names of Broadway, Hollywood and Capitol Hill. They know J.J.- the world-famed columnist whose gossip is gospel to sixty million readers! They know the venom that flickers in those eyes behind the glasses - and they fawn - like Sid Falco, the kid who wanted "in" so much, he'd sell out his own girl to stand up there with J.J., sucking in the sweet smell of success! This is J.J.'s story - but not the way he would have liked it told!

The Killing of a Chinese Bookie (1976)

Cosmo Vitelli owns the Crazy Horse West, a strip joint in California. He's laconic, a Korean War vet, and a gambler. When we meet him, he's making his last payment on a gambling debt. Then, he promptly loses $23,000 playing poker at an illegal local casino. The guys he owes this time aren't so friendly, pressuring him for immediate payment. Then they suggest that he kill a Chinese bookie to wipe off the debt. Vitelli and the film move back and forth between the double-crossing, murderous insincerity of the gamblers and the friendships, sweetness, and even love among Vitelli, the dancers, a dancer's mother, and the club's singer, Mr. Sophistication.

What I can I say, I <3 his avatars...

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no order:

Dumb and Dumber
Forrest Gump
Rounders
Shawshank Redemption
Good Will Hunting
Pulp Fiction
The Departed
LOTR trilogy
Heat
Goodfellas
Casino
Mallrats

Little Mermaid, Beauty and The Beast, Bambi, Toy Story, MIGHTY DUCKS TRILOGY, Finding Nemo, Cinderella, Snow White & the 7 Dwarfs, Free Willy I & II but not III, and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre...that should about do it

Predator

What happened there? Was it like:

"Oh la la, I like watching these movies."
"Haha, look at the cute fish."
"Cartoons are awesome."
"Holy shit my uncle fingered me."
"DIE MOTHER FUCKERS"

Mean Girls

If only for the bouncing.

You know what i'm talkin bout.

Cool Runnings

pulp fiction

Fight Club
Boiler Room
Crank (Was I the only one who liked this??)
Clerks
Office Space
Many more. None I can think of at the moment