Movies you watch again and again?

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MON ONCLE!

Yes, that is a brilliant film. Jacques Tati was a genius. I can watch Mon Oncle, Playtime and Les Vacances De Mr. Hulot all day long with relish.

Good call, Sir.

Or Madam.

;-)
 
The Ten Commandments
Alien
Zatoichi 2003 (Samurai Movie)
Quest For Fire
Forrest Gump
The first 4 Bruce Lee Movies-Fist Of Fury-The Chinese Connection-Way Of The Dragon-Enter The Dragon
The Hunt For Red October
Braveheart
The Silence Of The Lambs
Shinobi: Heart Under Blade (Japanese Ninja movie) :thumbsup:
Frequency
The Godfather
The old Hammer Studio Vampire movies
Ben Hur
Kill Bill
A lot of the Shaw Bros. kung fu movies (Too much to mention)
Scarface
Jaws
The Exorcist (IMO, no horror movie yet beats this)
Tootsie
Hitman
The Tai Chi Master (Jet Li movie directed by Yuen Woo Ping) :thumbsup:
Pulp Fiction
Dumb And Dumber
Evil Dead I & II (Freakin nuts horror movie directed by Sam Raimi)
Back To The Future
Dances With Wolves
Ip Man (Movie about Bruce Lee's first Kung Fu teacher) :thumbsup:
The Sixth Sense


There are ssooo many others. I could just go on and on ...............
 
Fogell, have you actually ever met anyone named Muhammed?


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This thread is an awesome compilation of great movie suggestions - I'm going to read the whole thing later. Meanwhile, I'm happy to see so many mentions of The Blues Brothers. My own list of movies I watch again and again: The Thin Red Line, The Two Towers (best battle scenes in the Lord of the Rings trilogy), The Matrix, Gattaca, Blade Runner.
 
Tampopo, a japanese gem of a movie by Juzo Itami. In several interweaved little stories its main topic is the pleasure of eating good food. Yes, you can make an evening filling and very entertaining movie about this. Just make sure that you do not watch it hungry. :D

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Lucciola said:
Tampopo, a japanese gem of a movie by Juzo Itami. In several interweaved little stories its main topic is the pleasure of eating good food. Yes, you can make an evening filling and very entertaining movie about this.
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That's not unlike, "The Big Night".
 
5S8Zh5 said:
In the tank, a lobster eats itself slowly from the inside. That's why you have to check its weight when you buy one. If it's not as heavy as it looks, it has been in the tank too long. Some people still kill a lobster by throwing it in boiling water. By now everyone should know that for the animal it's the most agonizing death, because it takes so long for it to die. The best way to kill a lobster is with a well place stab in the neck. It's quickest.
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Excellent choice! Mostly Martha (original title Bella Marta). Another one of those little wonders in movie business because all characters are so authentic. It's funny, but it's not a comedy. It is sad, but it's not a drama. It is romantic, but it's not a love movie. It's a warmhearted movie about the important things in life.

Unforgetable how Sergio Castellito makes pasta for a lethargic kid or how a furious Martina Gedeck serves a *really* bloody steak. Must watch!

However the remake with Catherine Zeta-Jones is better left aside. Unbearable, if you have seen the original.
 
I'm stuck watching Frozen everyday, because of my four-year-old daughter.... Lol


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Easy Money with Rodney Dangerfield and Joe Pesci. It's comical depiction of some of Staten Island's resident's was't too far off.
 
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