Movies You Could Never Get Tired of Watching

Love that movie. Tarantino's best, imo.

Female Trouble

Moonstruck. Holds up very well. Nicholas Cage’s performance is very underrated.

A more recent entry for me is Liam Neeson’s A Walk Among the Tombstones. Love everything about it.

Rebbecca (and lots of other Hitchcock)

Mommie Dearest

Goodfellas! draws me in every time

Casino

Jackie Brown and Goodfellas are in my top 10 of all time bests.

Misery.

This whole house is going to be full of romance, OOOH, I AM GOING TO PUT ON MY LIBERACE RECORDS!

I'll second Jackie Brown, frankly the ONLY film by that scuzz that I'd happily watch

Jackie Brown, definitely. That was before Bridget Fonda became a "battered woman" on DL. LOL

O Brother Where Art Thou?

The Ladykillers (Coen Brothers version)

The Great Escape

No Country for Old Men

I was never tired of watching All About Eve until I could recite the dialog along with the actors.

Newer movies:

Chinatown, Being There, A Place in the Sun, Sorry Wrong Number

Those are newer movies, R15?

Coffey

Kiss Me Deadly.

Spinal Tap. Watching & rewatching it have gotten me through troubled times. Especially this scene where David St. Hubbin's GF / groupie suggests they all dress up (on stage) as their signs of the Zodiac ("crab face" / Cancer for Derek Smalls, goat / Aries for Nigel). Then, GF says the album was mixed all wrong and should have been done in "Dubly."

Grease & Xanadu

Do the Right Thing

Michael Keaton was quite suckable in Jackie Brown.

Working Girl 👧

Hold AWL CAWLS Miss McGill?

Can I get you anything MISTA TRAINA?

CAWFEE , Tea, ME?!

Miracle of Morgans Creek

Umbrellas of Cherbourg

Sunrise

The General

Pink Flamingoes

Crimson Tide

[bold]Nashville[/bold]

I've watched it dozens of times yet continue to see new things in it.

P.S. Director Robert Altman was born on this day in 1925.

Willie Wonka And The Chocolate Factory (1971)

My absolute FAVORITE movie in the 1970's.

Breakfast at Tiffany's.

I just LOVE Mickey Rooney.

20th Anniversary bitches! 👊🏼

These are at the top of my Plex library view count:

Drop Dead Gorgeous is always good and still quite quotable. Clue: The Movie, same as above. Network is a film that not only holds up but is even more relevant today. The Grand Budapest Hotel is an amazing work of art that is funny and enjoyable each time I watch it. Eyes Wide Shut...I could write a novel on how much I love this movie.

The Women!

Taken (2008)

The Haunting (1963 original)

Marty (1955)

The Shawshank Redemption

I saw "Marty" with commentary by Drew Barrymore and the TCM host (sorry, I'm blanking on his name). It's actually a really simple story, but Drew's commentary & appreciation for Borgnine's performance really made me appreciate the movie a lot more.

'night, Mother

Many noted above and this camp classic full of gay and bi actors, a legless husband and a marvelous score.

OP Hell yes! I love Jackie Brown, Pam Grier is a fucking badass!

Auntie Mame - Roz Russell The Women Working Girl

Affair to Remember, 1957, Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr.

How to Marry a Millionaire.

Midnight Run

Broadcast News

Tootsie

The Godfather Part II

Shaving Ryan's Privates

I enjoy rewatching horror films: The Thing (with Kurt Russell), The Shining, Suspira, The Exorcist The Mummy. (Brendan Frasier)

My other favorites include Auntie Mane, Sunset Blvd., Stalag 17, Deliverance, The Shootist, Becket, and Ben Hur.

I would watch any of the old costume epics like Quo Vadis, The Robe, Cleopatra, The Ten Commandments, Barabas, et al.

^ Should have said re-watch.

Maurice, Another Country, Last Year at Marienbad, Grease.

I have list of movies I’m forbidden from watching until I do a better job of clearing films I haven’t seen from my various streaming queues. It actually pisses me off when I have to scroll past any of them:

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Overboard

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Soapdish

Wedding Crashers

Ghost World

The Craft

Bad Teacher

Batman Returns

All About Eve

Death Becomes Her

All of them hold sentimental value from my childhood. As an adult, if I really love a movie, I’ll just rewatch my favorite scenes instead of the whole thing.

I surprised by "Jackie Brown" getting so many votes. My brother and I watched it and turned it off halfway through because we thought it was so stupid.

~~~"Dial 'M' For Murder."

I never tire of the Inspector's line, "But he didn't."

~~~"Anthropoid."

Cillian Murphy and Jamie Dornan in the factual telling of the assassination of SS leader Reinhard Heydrich, the "Butcher of Prague." A re-make of "Operation Daybreak" with Timothy Bottoms. Both are excellent.

~~~"Sword of Gideon."

Alas, only on DVD. Another terrific factual movie of Israel's eye-for-an-eye response to the Munich Olympics massacre. Steve Bauer stars. I find it better than Spielberg's "Munich," which is too "Am I doing the right thing?" from Eric Bana for me (although he is very handsome like Bauer!), and also has gratuitous female frontal nudity. Plus, "Munich" posits that Israeli intelligence depended almost 100% on a shady family who played every side.

~~~"Bohemian Rhapsody."

Love the characterizations (besides Rami, I will watch Tom Hollander and Aidan Glen in anything!), the plot, the music!

~~~"Glengarry Glen Ross," "Margin Call," and "The Big Short."

So far, my favorite movies about dog-eat-dog (or "doggy-dog") capitalism. Stellar casts in all three.

~~~"The Mark of Zorro."

Tyrone Power in tights, OKAY?! Plus, his and Basil Rathbone's sword-fighting scenes are totally them, both men considered the finest real swordsmen (heh) in movies.

~~~ALL Basil Rathbone "Sherlock Holmes" movies!

I must have viewed each one 100 times, but I never tire of Basil's voice or the "game" that is "afoot"!

~~~"G1" and "G2."

Because I'm not an idiot, even if I don't like cannoli! Best. Epic. Ever.

And though the frame is of the Mafia, the matting, as it were, is of the corruptability of our more esteemed institutions: government and law enforcement.

~~~The World of Henry Orient."

NYC at its finest teen girl playground, a movie of youthful hope and craziness and adult buffoonery and treachery. As one who as a kid visited New York often with my Bayonne relatives, I wallow in my nostalgia as I watch!

~~~And many more! "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels"! The original "Hairspray"! "North by Northwest"!

~~~But right now, at this moment in time? God help me, but I can't get enough of....

the trailer for "Elvis"!

Come on; they even got the perfect "sheen of perspiration" on the face of Vegas Elvis (split-second of him turning his head to his back left, with a killer smile!)! And the actress playing Gladys looks wonderful!

(P.S. Someone (DL?) criticized Tom Hanks's character's "Dutch accent." Well, considering that the fake-named "Col. Tom Parker" was actually Dutch,....)

You and your brother are both dipshits, R50.

All About Eve

In the Good Old Summertime

Meet Me in St. Louis

Singing in the Rain

Mildred Pierce

Sudden Fear

Pee Wee's Big Adventure

The Miracle of Morgan's Creek

Ordinary People

Buck would never have gotten tired of this movie.

Planet Of The Apes (1968)

I concur with R26 and R52.

Green Mile

Soylent Green (1973)

It's set in NYC in the year 2022. It's now the year 2022.

UH- OH

Yes, Rose/R58, many of us were on Twitter the first few days of last month.

[quote]Movies You Could Never Get Tired of Watching

Guess!

Valley of the Dolls, of course.

1. "The Last Picture Show" 2. "A Home Of Our Own" 3. DL Favorite "Dolores Claiborne" 4. "Beautiful Thing" 5. "Places In The Heart", 6. "Driving Miss Daisy" 7. "Fried Green Tomatoes", 8. "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" 9. "All About Eve" 10. "Who's Afraid Of Virginian Woolf?"

"Come Back To The Five And Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean" has all of the ingredients I look for in a comfort movie (which is only one reason to repeatedly re-watch a film).

But what about a Pennsylvanian wolf, r62?

[quote] "But what about a Pennsylvanian wolf, [R62]?"

Ha! I totally missed that! Force of habit, I guess? It was embarassing enough when I fucked up the formatting. Ah, well.

Brief Encounter A Christmas Carol (Alastair Sim) Letter to Three Wives

9 to 5

Sorry, but Cabaret owns this thread.

I've lost count of how many times I've watched it.

The Net, starring America's Sweetheart Sandra Bullock. I know it's not a great film, but I find it comforting to watch once or twice a year.

All About Eve

Auntie Mame

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

The Lion in Winter

They Might Be Giants

Defending Your Life

Goodfellas

Goonies

Stand By Me

Forrest Gump

Boogie Nights

Damn near every Pixar movie

My Fair Lady

A Room with a View

Gravity

Midnight (1939), Cant Stop The Music, Jezebel, The Bride Wore Red

Brian DePalma's earlier films like Dressed to Kill, Blow Out, Carrie and Body Double never get old. I could watch them over and over again. Same for his mentor's(Hitchcock) films.

The Four Seasons

9 to 5

Foul Play

Zodiac

The Ninth Gate

Hairspray (1988)

Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead

American Beauty

American Psycho

Twister

The Devil’s Advocate

I'm pleasantly surprised to see The Miracle of Morgan's Creek twice on this list so far; I would add The Palm Beach Story

The Trouble with Angels. It's scathingly brilliant.

Myra Breckenridge

One Hour With You (1932)

Funny Girl

It might as well be the only movie ever made.

You Light Up My Life (1977), starring Didi Conn

Sign me up for the Jackie Brown rewatch

9 to 5

Better Off Dead

American Psycho

I once watched Ferris Bueller’s Day Off every day for about a month. It got to the point where I knew not just the dialogue, but literally every sound effect in it.

I watched Truth or Dare about 10 times in a relatively short period & love it too.

I think I saw Clue: The Movie about 5 times.

Ruthless People I saw 3x in the theater in like 2 weeks.

I could watch any of those movies & never get tired or bored, you catch little things the more times you watch.

9 songs

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Goodfellas.

Strictly Ballroom

Romy & Michele's High School Reunion

The Young Girls of Rochefort

Pee Wee's Big Adventure

Down With Love

Chicago

The Sound of Music

The Wizard of Oz

Drop Dead Gorgeous

Serial Mom

The Doom Generation

Kissed

Shadow of the Vampire

Reality Bites

Zoolander

Love this list.

Recently for me…

Blue Jasmine (2013)

Rebecca

The Heiress

Suspicion

Life with Father

Going My Way/The Bells of St. Mary's

I Remember Mama

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

Another vote for Overboard.

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

I'm going to add a couple more to my list at R13:

The Warriors

Ghostbusters.

Ruthless People

Murder by Death

What's Up, Doc?

Doctor Zhivago

Murder on the Orient Express

The Court Jester

The Wizard of Oz

From Here to Eternity

Elmer Gantry

Rear Window, North by Northwest, Soboteur

Trading Places

Murder on the Orient Express

The Devil Wears Prada

The Godfather, I and II

Nicholas and Alexandra

Anastasia

Notorious

What's Up, Doc?

R82 = Jason Gould

Anything with Barbara Stanwyck.

Heathers

9 to 5

The Ref

The Women

All About Eve

Pulp Fiction

Boogie Nights

Rebecca

Sweet Dreams

16 Candles

Steel Magnolias

Sordid Lives

Brokeback Mountain

Outrageous Fortune

I’m now watching Jackie Brown. I haven’t seen it since it first came out.

Clash of the Titans (1981)

The Accidental Tourist

Dr. Zhivago

Forrest Gump

Dressed to Kill

9 to 5

Trading Places

The Family Stone

Dolores Claiborne

Alien

Superman (1978)

The Way We Were

Mommie Dearest

Terms of Endearment

Steel Magnolias

The Birdcage

Beaches

Thelma & Louise

Blade Runner

As Good As It Gets

About Schmidt

The Shining

The Big Chill

The Catered Affair

A Stolen Life

Shadow of a Doubt

The Music Man

My Fair Lady

Silence of the Lambs

Gone in 60 seconds (1974)

Evil Under the Sun (1982)

The Legend of 1900

I've watched Fargo countless times. I know it's violent, but the violence is interspersed with the snow, the quiet, Marge the Sheriff, etc.

I've also watched Waiting for Guffman a ton of times. Ron and Sheila's Midnight at the Oasis audition was probably one of my favorite scenes.

The violence in Fargo is like a Disney movie compared to what they’re putting on TV and in films today.

All That Heaven Allows

Darling

The Way We Were

Gone with the Wind

In the category of best worst movies that I love:

Flashdance

Burlesque

Staying Alive

Logan's Run

I’d also add Waiting for Guffman and Fargo.

And some parts of Magnolia. Namely Julianne’s pharmacy scene.

Also, You Can Count On Me.

and Election.

Big Lebowski and Burn After Reading!

The Apple

Any film where Gwyneth Paltrow’s character dies.

Hawaii (1966)

Death Race 2000

Gayracula

Showgirls (1995)

R112 or Julia Roberts.

Sister Act

Coming to America

They are both like old friends.

R88 here. Damn, forgot these, as noted by R100.

Sixteen Candles (current criticism be damned!)

Sordid Lives

and any of Christopher Guest's trilogy.

Scarface. I love everything about that film!

Tootsie and "10". I watch them every time they're on. This is why streaming sometimes isn't as fun. You don't randomly stumble on an old favourite.

"Homicidal"

"Victim"

"Shadow of a Doubt"

Joan Crawford in "Torch Song," "Female on the Beach" and "Harriet Craig"

Like OP said: Jackie Brown. The only Tarantino film with a soul. And I suspect that's in spite of the director, not because of him.

Also:

Love and Friendship

Strange Days

Heat

Lost In Translation

Swimming Pool (the French one)

"Cat People"

"The Seventh Victim"

Loved Jackie Brown - everything just works. Robert Forster's performance in particular it loved - it was great that the role got him an Oscar nomination and gave his career a shot in the arm.

Body Heat

Mask, Silkwood, Moonstruck

Castaway, Road to Perdition, Splash

A River Runs Through It

Fallen, The Bone Collector, Man on Fire

The Last Emperor

Amadeus

All of Peter Ustinov's Hercule Poirot films

Crimes and Misdemeanors. I'm not a Woody Allen fan. Though it's stilted and has lots of his predictable elements, I never get sick of watching it. It's up-liftingly cynical.

[quote] Any film where Gwyneth Paltrow’s character dies.

What's in the box? What's in the box?

Basic Instinct

Now Voyager

Another Woman

I am a Woody fan, but this drama to me is light years better than most of his films. Gena Rowlands leads one of the best casts he has ever assembled.

The Group

Grease

Postcards from the Edge

I love that so many here love 9 to 5.

The Weatherman. Totally underrated black comedy with an awesome soothing soundtrack!

Gunmo

Taxi Zum Klo

Now and Then

A lot of disaster movies like The Day After Tomorrow and 2012

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle

I love that DL has embraced Jackie Brown and I saw it at the Del Amo theater which I believe was mentioned in the movie itself. For the longest time, the general opinion of movie goers championed the Kill Bills which I never seemed to enjoy much.

WTF became of Brigette Fonda? She was so terrific and funny in Jackie Brown.

Patch Adams

Pocketful of Miracles

R74 I think we might be the same person.

The Princess Bride

Legally Blonde

Lair of the White Worm - You have been a good girl Eve...

Walk Hard

Hanna.

The Leopard Holiday Brainstorm Hobson’s Choice Donovan’s Reef Three Guys Named Mike A Letter to Three Wives David Copperfield (1936) The Chalk Garden Victim The Garden of the Finzi-Contini’s

An Unmarried Woman (1977)

R149 Tip : a single return gets parsed out on DL.

The Addams Family

The Addams Family Values

Eddie the Eagle

Romy & Michele

Donnie Darko

Beetlejuice

1917

European Vacation

Parenthood

Father of the Bride

Mask

Problem Child (Problem Child 2)

She-Devil

Take Me Home Tonight

Troop Beverly Hills

Fast Times @ Ridgemont

Ferris Bueller

Grey Gardens

Harold & Maude

HottieBoombaLottie

Ladybugs

LA Story

Call Me By Your Name

Blue Jasmine

Better Off Dead

Hannah and Her Sisters.

I have a soft spot for this movie. Very '80s. I love Thanksgiving. The New York scenes and Mia Farrow's apartment. Dianne Wiest was so good and funny.

Mine.

Natural Born Killers (1994)

[quote] Movies You Could Never Get Tired of Watching

Groundhog's Day. Again.

Marie Antoinette (2006). Sofia Coppola's movie is such an escapist movie for me. It's part music video in feeling (amazing soundtrack), part costume porn, part architect porn, and part dessert porn. I just love the atmosphere of it all. It's shallow in a way that you want things to be shallow sometimes.

R157 Hopefully the present day Dunst-aissance may lead to a greater recognition.

Ahhhh! I miss such escapist fare! How I wish I could go back to the early 90s and enjoy it all over again.

Backstreet Boys, *NSYNC, Fucking All-4-One. Yaasss! The last of American innocence when life made sense.

Fucking 9/11 brought more than just destroying the twin towers.

The Private Pleasures of John C. Holmes

Mimic, The Blob (1988).

the Red Shoes

Pee Wee big adventure, death at a funeral,

Kirsten Dunst just looks so average in the thumbnail at R157. She looks so washed out and her hair color does not match her skin tone.

Speaking of Kirsten Dunst, I loved her in the movie Dick and that's one of the movies I never get tired of watching.

R165 Yeah, Dick is great. People who haven't seen it should really check it out. Dunst & Michelle Williams do some of the best work and the supporting cast is tremendous. Wonderful costume design too.

Thelma and Louise

The Thirty Nine Steps

Persepolis

Chinatown

Lair of the White Worm is such a camp classic, one of my favorite Ken Russell films. I just watched it again thanks to this thread.

^ Hugh Grant, Amanda Donohoe, Katherine Oxenburg. I think this was one of Hugh Grants first film roles. Amanda Donohoe should have become a Gay Icon from this performance alone of Lady Sylvia Marsh.

Pretty Woman

I enjoy a movie a couple of times then I get tired of it. I might enjoy a few scenes that I could watch over and over but that's what DVDs are for.

Fargo.

Marge is my dream girl.

Of course, Muriel’s Wedding.

[quote] Yeah, Dick is great. People who haven't seen it should really check it out. Dunst & Michelle Williams do some of the best work and the supporting cast is tremendous. Wonderful costume design too.

I thought Dunst and Williams had great chemistry and very believable as too well meaning, but dim best friends. It kind of reminded me of how well Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow had great chemistry in Romy and Michele's High School Reunion.

^^^ I meant to type "two well meaning friends"

Liquid Sky

This Is Spinal Tap

The Birds, North by Northwest. I watched them this past Christmas back to back - twice.

Bullets Over Broadway

The Wizard of Oz

Body Heat

Black Widow (1987)

Some Like it Hot

Sunset Boulevard

The Pink Panther Strikes Again

Star Wars

Pee-wee's Big Adventure

9 to 5

Psycho Beach Party

The Kid Stays in the Picture

Cabaret

Strictly Ballroom

Dressed to Kill

Flash Gordon

Clueless

Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day

Radio Days

Hairspray (both versions)

Beauty and the Beast (1991)

Romy and Michele's High School Reunion

The Sound of Music

Paper Moon

What's Up Doc?

Young Frankenstein

Postcards From the Edge

Superman (1978)

Notorious

Rebecca

Singin' in the Rain

All About Eve

Gone With the Wind

Mad Max: Fury Road

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Jaws

Raising Arizona

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Moulin Rouge (2001)

Rosemary's Baby. I've seen it at least twenty times.

Goodfellas

Jackie Brown

Goodfellas

Jackie Brown

Goodfellas

Jackie Brown

Goodfellas

Jackie Brown

Goodfellas

Jackie Brown

Some of you must be watching 24/7/365. With such a long list, your movies must be on air constantly.

I watched HOLDING THE MAN about five hundred times until I got tired of watching it. It’s still one of my favorite LBG movies but enough for now.

Freier Fall or Free Fall, a German gay love story. One of the better in the misbegotten failed romance variety.

Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?

Strangers with Candy, the movie.

I have watched Napoleon Dynamite dozens of times. I think its a little masterpiece. I'm serious.

Porky's

The Godfather

The boys in the band

Dazed and Confused

The Lost Weekend, The Yearling, Johnny Belinda, The Blue Veil, Magnificent Obsession, and Polyanna.

Superman - The Movie ('78), Superman II ('81), Ben Hur ('59)

Sexy Beast

Yes, R192, that's a great one to rewatch! If I'd remembered it I'd have put it in my list.

The Pink Panther Strikes Again (1978).

Shallow Hal

All That Heaven Allows

I lurve Shallow Hal. Forgot about it.

Bernie (2011).

Spy (2015).

Albert Nobbs (2011).

This Is The End (2013).

Get Out (2017).

All Is Lost (2013).

The King of Comedy (1982) Scorsese

3 Women (1977) Altman

Network (1976) Lumet

FATAL ATTRACTION

Network is one of my favorite movies. It's coming out tomorrow night on TCM.

Alien

Aliens

Clue

The Exorcist

Pee Wee's Big Adventure

Carrie

The Return of the Living Dead

Beetlejuice

Poltergeist

Turner and Hooch

Mulholland Drive

Showgirls. It is such amazing camp.

Fargo. "I'm not debating ya!"

The Brotherhood - good for the laughin' and the fappin'.

I adore this icy relationship in this expertly-written play.

Imitation of Life (1959) - after Sarah Jane, gets beat up and left in the alley just immediately follows it is Annie massaging Ms. Lora's feet. Hilarious!

The Godfather

Female Trouble

Gummo

100 and one Dalmatians - the original cartoon version.

R120- OOOO, you're SO butch!

I know I'm being a bit tacky to mention this movie but still-

EBBIE (1995)

My film was far superior.

Flashdance.

Misery

The Terminator

Terminator 2: Judgement Day

The Crow

Xanadu!

R213 I also liked Ebbie and that take on A Christmas Carol. I'll probably get flamed for this, but I thought Ebbie was better than Cecily Tyson's Ms. Scrooge movie that came out on USA a couple of years later.

Who Dares Wins. A love letter to the SAS starring Judy Davis

Grumpy Old Men

I'll break the rules here, since it's not A or THE movie, but the first three seasons of Absolutely Fabulous are so funny, well written, and well acted, that I never tire of them.

Moonstruck

Soapdish

Romy And Michele's High School Reunion

Drop Dead Gorgeous

Death Becomes Her

Querelle (1981)

Pumpkin (2002) black comedy indie movie starring Christina Ricci. It's one of those movies that couldn't made today.

The Golden Girls season 2

The Heiress 1949

Sunset Boulevard 1950

Anatomy of a Murder 1959

The Miracle Worker 1962

The Battle of Algiers 1965

Rosemary's Baby 1968

They Shoot Horses, Don't They? 1969

Beyond the Valley of the Dolls 1970

Grease 2

Oh, God! (1977).

Oh, God! Book II (1980).

White chicks

Gigi The Women Robin and Marion Pufnstuff

Fuck. Let me punctuate that. Gigi. The Women. Robin and Marion. Pufnstuff.

Longtime Companion Better Off Dead Say Anything Grosse Pointe Blank Airplane A Room With a View Maurice High Fidelity Con Air

Longtime Companion, Better Off Dead, Say Anything, Grosse Pointe Blank, Airplane, A Room With a View, Maurice, High Fidelity, Con Air

What's Eating Gilbert Grape, Better Off Dead, The Sound of Music, The Crow, Excalibur, The Wizard of Oz, Terms of Endearment, The Bishop's Wife ....and on

Eating my asshole

Oh God! You Devil (1984)

Beverly Hills Madam

Mrs. Doubtfire

Little Man 2006

Lipstick (1976)

Sleepaway Camp

Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers

Sleepaway Camp III: Teenage Wasteland

Garbo Talks (1984)

I think I've seen it twenty times, it gets funnier and sadder with each viewing.

R187, I caught you a delicious bass!

Thanks r245. I forgot this one. I believe The Garbo saved my life when I was 20.

“I vant to be left alone…”

My Own Private Idaho. I have a soft spot now too for the Sally Fields thingie. Senior moment again. It's adorable and she plays a hoarder with a crush on a much younger yummy man.

r248 Hello, My Name is Doris with Sally, and Max Greenfield.

It hit a little too close to home for me. Once was definitely enough.

The Facts of Life Go to Paris and The Facts of Life Down Under, both now on Crackle (free app). By the way, Riptide is also on Crackle (starring the gay Joe Penny).

Oh, thank you. Yes, he is a doll. Sorry to hear that.

Caddy Shack

She Devil

Scissoring in Albuquerque

Checking Out (1988) with Jeff Daniels and Melanie Mayron, a dark comedy about a guy obsessed with dying after his boss drops dead of a heart attack. It's hit and miss, but has some really funny scenes...I love it.

R250- Joe Penny is gay?

I've hear here on datalounge that Perry King is not so straight.

Drop Dead Gorgeous. Still funny as shit.

The rumors about Penny have been posted here before.

Clockwatchers

R255, on the Datalounge, Warren Beatty is gay. Not really, but I'm trying to make a point...

Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956)

Mulholland Dr.

The Towering Inferno,

I just watched it for the first time & could watch it another dozen.

What a great film thriller that still holds up 50 years later (with exception to some paneling & carpeting).

…and O.J.

The Greek Tycoon (1978) featuring a young Edward Albert.

The Negotiator

265 comments and no Casablanca?

Peter Greenaway's The Draughtsman's Contract

The Wizard of Oz

Gone With the Wind

A Streetcar Named Desire

Sunset Blvd

It’s A Wonderful Life

The Sound of Music

West side Story

The Godfather

Carrie

Star Wars

Purple Rain

St. Elmo’s Fire

Muriel’s Wedding

My Best Friend’s Wedding

Steel Magnolias

Beaches

The Bodyguard

The Princess Bride

Pulp Fiction

Forrest Gump

The Dark Knight

Joker

R267 - yes, that is one of the best movies ever - I have it on DVD.

The Negotiator overall is not one of my favorites but I love watching Samuel Jackson and the other Chicago cops line dancing as their wives look on laughing at them. That and Kevin Spacey's comedy scene with his daughter were repeatedly watchable.

The Wicker Man (1973)

r268 with the exception of just a 3 or 4 on your list, I could see us having a fun marathon weekend of these! As long as vodka and smokes are involved, it would be a blast! OK, make it a week.

R262- I went with my parents and my brothers to see The Towering Inferno in 1974. I was eight years old. Looking back it seems like such a violent movie to take an eight year old to see. I remember enjoying the whole spectacle.

The first movie I watched in the drive in was John Carpenter's Escape from New York. I was probably 3 y.o.

How's that for violence?

Little kids love scary movies, as long as mom is close by.

R275- That's why in 1974 a movie like The Towering Inferno was rated PG. Parental guidance suggested.

R275 maybe you needed your mom.

Some had scarier real-life experiences to be preoccupied with.