What movies do you watch over and over again?

I watch catch me if you can and the Inception over and over again. I find both great movies. Movies I watch only once was the Hilary Duff movie. What a ripoff.

• Rosemary's Baby Psycho/Rear Window/The Birds/North by Northwest 2001: A Space Odyssey Jurassic Park (all 3) All The President's Men Close Encounters of the Third Kind Invasion of the Body Snatchers (orig & remake) The Thing From Another World Night of the Iguana Superman Titanic

• The Day After Tomorrow. It's suckiness is fascinating.

• The Talented Mr. Ripley Rear Window Blue Velvet The Krays Wish You Were Here Airplane!

• Beauty Shop

• The Letter Crimes and Misdemeanors/Radio Days/Midnight In Paris/Love and Death/Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Sex Dr. Strangelove Halloween Blair Witch Project Melancholia L.A. Confidential Black Swan Godzilla (1998) Young Frankenstein Singin' In The Rain The Net The Shining Midnight Cowboy Notorious Melancholia

• Sleepless in Seattle.

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• Big Business

• R6, I really love the ending and a couple of other scenes in Sleepless, no shame.

• Anything where the world will end, no matter how bad the movie is. (War of the worlds, Independence Day etc) Also anything futuristic and where shit blows up. And The Fabulous Baker Brothers. I can watch that every day and never get bored for some reason

• Johnny Belinda The Last Time I Saw Paris From The Terrace The Birds Terms of Endearment Urban Cowboy Nothing In Common Starman The Shawshank Redemption The Towering Inferno The Poseidon Adventure Antitrust Into the Blue (guilty pleasure) The Day After Tomorrow Humoresque Notorious North by Northwest Darling Doctor Zhivago Rebecca The Philadelphia Story Now, Voyager Woman of the Year In This Our Life The Color Purple

• The Boston Strangler Summertime The Pelican Brief Dark Water Ringu Sleepy Hollow The Innocents Dial M For Murder Cat People (1942) Double Indemnity Picnic

• Obsession Coma Fatal Attraction The Manchurian Candidate (original)

• "Goldfinger" for that ONE line (you know which one!). "Hoosiers." "Jaws." "The Bourne Identity." "The Heiress." "Ocean's Eleven" (original). "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels." "L.A. Confidential." "Dial 'M' For Murder." "North By Northwest."

• Princess Bride Old Disney Animation movies from before Walt died.

• Jaws The Fugitive Shawshank Redemption Wizard of Oz

• Those that come immediately to mind: ROSEMARY'S BABY CHARLIE'S ANGELS, FULL THROTTLE THE OMEN (original) SHORTBUS NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (original) INCEPTION PLANET OF THE APES (original) DAWN OF THE DEAD (Polley/Rhames version) 28 DAYS LATER THE LION, THE WITCH, & THE WARDROBE (animated version) The MATRIX TRILOGY The entire ALIEN SERIES WILLY WONKA & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY (original) SPIN CITY A CHORUS LINE (I know you people hate it)

• Imitation of Life Princess Bride Notorious (the remake with John Shea, my secret shame) The Heiress Houseboat Yours, Mine and Ours Pillow Talk Diamond Head

• Steel Magnolias

• Horny Businessmen's Soiree

• I have certain movies that I watch by the season every year. For Labor Day, it's "The Russians Are Coming! The Russians Are Coming." For July 4th "Yankee Doodle Dandy." "White Christmas" and "Easter Parade" go with their holidays and "Carousel" is for sometime in June, when it's bustin' out all over. For Memorial Day, I watch "Shenandoah." Around September 2nd, I watch "Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison."

• Auntie Mame(w/RR,of course),Mildred Pierce,WHTBJ,American Beauty,Klute, Godfather 1&2, Gray Gardens (72,doc.), Postcards From The Edge, Death Becomes Her, It's A Wonderful Life, Fight Club, Basquiat, O Brother where art Thou, Valley Of The Dolls, Sleepy Hollow, All About Eve, Cat on A Hot Tin Roof ,Whose Afraid Of Viginia Wollfe, 28 Days Later, 28 Weeks Later, Requiem For A Dream, Miller's Crossing, Crimes Of The Heart,Rosemary's Baby, Casino, The Age Of Innocence, The Departed, Annie Hall, Manhattan,Broadway Danny Rose, Hannah And Her Sisters, Citizen Kane. A Place In The Sun,Paper Moon ,North By Northwest,Rear Window.Pillow Talk,The Shining.

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• R20, I watch Postcards from the Edge every Mother's Day.

• Carrie Mommy Dearest Fatal Attraction The Bad Seed

• Whenever the Quick and the Dead is on basic cable I cannot, not watch it. It's is full of awesome with Sharon, Leo, Russell and Gene.

• The Godfather. I never tire of it. I'll bet I've seen it fifty times.

• The Maltese Falcon - I just about have it memorized. The Usual Suspects L.A. Confidential North by Northwest Casablanca Goodfellas

• Dune :)

• Some of the same titles keep popping up! Rosemary's Baby The Talented Mr Ripley The Philadelphia Story/ Holiday (1938 movie) The Royal Tenenbaums/ The Darjeeling Limited The 39 Steps/ The Lady Vanishes/ Suspicion/ North by Northwest Night Train to Munich Three Days of the Condor Gosford Park Melancholia The Sixth Sense Mulholland Drive The Duchess/ The Jacket Christmas Tale (Un conte de Noël)/ Les Enfants du Paradis/ Cleo 5 to 7/ Ma Nuit Chez Maude/ Le Règle du jeu

• What Hilary duff movie?

• Batman Returns, even though it is plotless, with flashes of both smart and heaping servings of stupid dialogue. I pretty much ignore it as it is on, then pay attention when Pfeiffer shows up. I always come away simultaneously floored at the art direction, the deranged 90's riot grrl Catwoman, and the irritating, pointless story.

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• The only film I've seen multiple times (maybe 6 or 7 I think) is "Palm Beach Story" by Preston Sturges. I have it saved in my DVR from the last time it showed on TCM. I'm a huge Sturges fan and really like all his films (there are only 5 or 6 I think) but to me, that movie was one of the wittiest films ever made. You have to see it more than once to get all the jokes since everybody's talking so fast. I have been a movie nut since I was very young, so I've seen a ton of films but am rarely moved to see them more than once. Not sure why. I guess because there are always new ones coming out--so many movies so little time...

• Godfather 1 and 2 The Talented Mr. Ripley Gosford Park Casino Notes on a Scandal The crazy-bitch trio: Fatal Attraction, Basic Instinct, and The Hand That Rocks The Cradle. The Retro Selection: All That Heaven Allows Also have become compeltely addicted to both seasons of the BBC's Sherlock, and the first and second seasons of The Tudors, so I can feast my eyes on Benedict Cumberbatch and Jeremy Northam respectively. Actually just listening to them is wonderful, they both have incredible voices.

• Forgot The Lion In Winter!

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• r32: Do you know when Sherlock will be on again on PBS? I love that show too.

• Any Hitchcock film The Thin Man film series Charlie Chan film series Any Tyrone Power film Harry Potter series

• R1, how can you mention "Titanic" in the same breath with some of those other movies? Incredible.

• Arsenic and Old Lace Ball of Fire Born Yesterday Bringing Up Baby Groundhog Day Roman Holiday Sunset Boulevard To Kill A Mockingbird any Harold Lloyd films any Laurel & Hardy

• Blow Out 3 Women Dressed To Kill The Fog Meet Me in St. Louis Alien Blade Runner Hannah and Her Sisters Manhattan Love and Death Sixteen Candles Notorious Close Encounters The Birds North By Northwest Obsession Death in Venice Heaven Help Us oh, forget it...I really could go on...

• 9 to 5 Splash Angel

• Out of Africa Far and Away (I know, I know) The Women (1939) Dracula (1939) The Fearless Vampire Killers Postcards from the Edge (It TWIRLED up!) Sergeant York The Hound of the Baskervilles (1932) Now, Voyager Butterfield 8 Brides of Dracula Dracula Has Risen from the Grave

• Ghost Fatal Attraction Pretty in Pink The Hand That Rocks the Cradle Single White Female Juice

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• Moonstruck Midnight in Paris The King's Speech LA Confidential The Goonies Steel Magnolias Exodus Any Bourne Movie Matilda Any Lord of the Rings Movie Any Star Wars Movie Princess Bride Any Matrix Movie Hoosiers

• Mrs.Miniver Steel Magnolias The Women Avanti All About Eve

• Cabaret Amelie Flash Gordon Contact Miracle on 34th Street (1947, B&W) My Man Godfrey The Harvey Girls Johnny Guitar Paris Blues Ratatouille Volcano

• Recently, The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Brilliant. Whenever they come on: Donnie Darko Toy Story Pride and Prejudice (Keira Knightley) Shakespeare in Love Annie Hall

• Rebecca Gone With The Wind To Kill A Mockingbird All About Eve Here Comes Mr. Jordan The Bad Seed Valley Of The Dolls (Yes, I know)

• The Empire Strikes Back Fried Green Tomatoes Stand By Me The Shawshank Redemption Contact Broadcast News Close Encounters

• Silent Breastidities.

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• It will be a cold, dark day in hell before I ever get tired of watching The Princess Bride or The Fifth Element. I will also add a Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy to that list, because the book, film, and audiobook, are in constant rotation in my life.

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• I have watched "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World" many dozens of time, and I never get tired of it. I could watch it dozens of times more.

• I'll watch any movie I like over and over.

• Me too, r51!

• Moonstruck Steel Magnolias Black Swan The Hunger Games She's All That Twilight Contact Whatever Happened To Baby Jane? Center Stage That Thing You Do! The Perks Of Being A Wallflower Teen Witch Elizabeth Pride & Prejudice

• Boys in the Band Longtime Companion Toy Story Finding Nemo And most classic Christmas movies

• Whatever Happened To Baby Jane? 42nd Street Footlight Parade Gold Diggers of 1933 Dames The Whales of August The Trip To Bountiful Driving Miss Daisy Imitation Of Life Sorry, Wrong Number Grey Gardens

• It's amazing how many people will watch a movie over and over and still get the name wrong-THE Inception? The Fabulous Baker BROTHERS? Sheesh

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• 1. Lord of the Rings Trilogy 2. Harry Potter Trilogy 3. The Inception 4. Saving Private Ryan 5. Star Wars Trilogy 6. The Fabulous Baker Brothers

• The Bad Seed Sunset Boulevard Now, Voyager Double Indemnity

• [quote]The only film I've seen multiple times (maybe 6 or 7 I think) is "Palm Beach Story" by Preston Sturges. "You smell like a distillery!" "That's odd, I've never BEEN to a distillery!" Makes me laugh every time.

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• Some old 40's/50's/60's B horror: The Spiral Staircase The Uninvited Hound of the Baskervilles (1959) Them Tarantula The Blob House of Wax 13 Ghosts And others: The Out-of-Towners with Jack Lemmon and Sandy Dennis - never fails to crack me up Three Days of the Condor Dante's Peak The Thomas Crown Affair (1968) Spiderman 2 Back To The Future WarGames Lolita A Star Is Born (Judy's) The Clock Strangers On A Train sex, lies and videotape Another vote for The Fog, Blowout, Dressed to Kill, Hannah and her Sisters and Love and Death.

• R59, I've seen the Palm Beach Story about 30 times and I don't think I've ever heard that line.

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• Fame 2001 A Space Odyssey Goodfellas Saturday Night Fever An Unmarried Woman Juliet of the Spirits

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• Apparently, DL attracts a lot of tedious people or people are fibbing to make their movie tastes seem high brow. There are very few movies I want to see again. Drop Dead Gorgeous, Home Alone 1 and 2 are a few exceptions.

• And how could I forget......... The Rocky Horror Picture Show

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• Anyone else see the Fellini film Juliet of the Spirits ? Did you like it ?

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• The Devil Wears Prada Jezebel Midnight (1939) Bridesmaids(I don't even like it that much-but if I come across it, I'm glued to the TV) Pirahna 3-D A Woman Scorned

• "Juliet of the Spirits" was OK, enjoyable mostly for Guilietta Masina's performance. You can see that this film would have a major influence visually on Bob Fosse if you've seen "Sweet Charity" (the movie).

• For me the movies I can watch over and over are never my favorite movie or even close to a "great" movie. They have some undefinable quality that makes them watchable. And for some reason, they tend to be RomComs, even though I'm not a fan of RomComs. For me: While You Were Sleeping My Best Friend's Wedding About A Boy

• [quote]For me the movies I can watch over and over are never my favorite movie or even close to a "great" movie. They have some undefinable quality that makes them watchable. R36, here's your answer as to why Titanic is on my list. R68 explains it better than I can.

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• Pitch Perfect Legally Blonde Midnight in Paris 2 Weeks Notice The Proposal The Aviator Bridesmaids The Devil Wears Prada Julie/Julia Clueless The Cat's Meow My House in Umbria

• That's all, r67 ? What about the women, the fashion, the makeup, and hairstyles ? I found it all mesmerizing and the color palatte as well.....

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• The first six Star Trek movies. The first three Star Wars movies (IV, V, VI). Alien / Aliens Airplane! Young Frankenstein / Blazing Saddles Monty Python's Life Of Brian Heat The entire James Bond series.

• October Sky Peggy Sue Got Married Black Beauty (1990's version) You've Got Mail When Harry Met Sally The Sound Of Music Shall We Dance Emma (with DL favorite Miss Paltrow)

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• Affair of the Necklace A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) Ice Castles (1978) - Mmm. Robby Benson From Hell Halloween I + II (originals) Children of the Corn (1984) Amityville Horror (original) Quill The Peanut-butter Solution I've been waiting for you .... :D

• Minx, visually it is stunning, which is expected from Fellini from this period, but it's also terribly dated and hard to warm up to except on a camp level. I didn't like the story either.

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• Palm Beach Story: "I'm the Wienie King! Invented the Texas Wienie! Lay off 'em, you'll live longer."

  R31

• I'll bite, OP-what was the Hilary Duff movie you would only watch once? Most of them hold up quite admirably to repeated viewings.

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• Most Mel Brooks movies.

• The social network

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• Bridesmaids

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• Peggy Sue Got Married The Birds (Rod Taylor is a dreamboat and a favorite jerk off fantasy for me) What's Up Doc?

• [quote]The Day After Tomorrow. It's suckiness is fascinating. Me too! Love that movie! Also- The Blind Side Rudy Miracle Steel Magnolias We Are Marshall Drop Dead Gorgeous Miss Congeniality Girls Will Be Girls! Die Mommy Die Valley of the Dolls The Long Long Trailer Yours, Mine, and Ours The Trouble With Angles Pollyanna The Parent Trap The Poseidon Adventure The Towering Inferno Imitation of Life Susan Slade Many many others

• The Trouble With Angles... Is that a movie about kids having trouble in math class?

• I forgot- The Queen Bridesmaids And when I'm in a Cher mood- Moonstruck Suspect

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• The Very Annie Mary

• Goodfellas Blazing Saddles

• His Girl Friday The African Queen Sullivan's Travels The Man Who Came To Dinner A Place In The Sun Sliver Diabolique Marnie Open Water Secretary

• The only movie I have seen over and over is Singing in the Rain. I was one on one staff for a developmentally disabled girl and spent time in her apartment. She was a handful to manage and the one thing she wanted to do was watch that movie or the TV show Mad About You.

• In no particular order: Zodiac Ice Station Zebra (And no, I haven't pissed into mason jars in months!) The Blues Brothers Sleepless in Seattle Conspiracy Theory (The first 1/4 of the movie) Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Fuck you, I like this one) Trains, Planes and Automobiles (A Thanksgiving tradition) Big Trouble in little China The Thing (Carpenter) Blade Runner (When I'm in the mood)

• Billy Elliot, I love that movie

• Radio Days Postcards from the Edge Love Actually Annie Hall Auntie Mame The Trouble with Angels

• [quote]The Trouble With Angles... Oops!

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• I can't beleive I omitted "Godfather 1 and 2"! SO many great scenes and lines!! "I am Enzo, the baker....." "Fabrizio! Dove va?....No! No, Appollonia!" "Take the gun; leave the cannoli." "True story." Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera!

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• A Star is Born/Judy Garland

• r. 92, that's a movie about Geometry, right?

• The Birds

• Pride & Prejudice Black Swan The Devil Wears Prada Another Cinderella Story My Best Friend's Wedding

• OFGS, I got it backwards! "Leave the GUN; take the cannoli." Or the Missus woulda had agita!

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• Repulsion The Ninth Gate The Omen The Omen 2

• Hey, weren't a lot of you pissed when Brokeback Mountain didn't get Best Picture?

• Another thread that is nothing more than a long list of movies. Damn this site is lame.

• Speed. Keanu looked gorgeous.

• "The Big Rock Candy Mountain"! Like the grass, like the trees...like Frankenstein's monster...