Movies you could watch a hundred times...

[General Dryness]

Shawshank Redemption

Casino

Spinal Tap

Tommy

Quadrophenia

Withnail & I

Donnie Darko

Pulp Fiction

Trainspotting

Crossroads

Snatch

Lock Stock

[setreal]

Jesus there are some macho warriors on here. I prefer ...

1. The 39 Steps...Robert Donat version

2. Brassed Off..

3.The Haunting..the original black and white version

4.Phar Lap..great Australian horse racing film, far better than Sea Biscuit.

5.The Kid...Charlie Chaplin film featuring a very young Jackie Coogan(Uncle Fester from the 60's tv series of The Adams Family)

 

Repped

[Bjornebye]

Pulp Fiction

Goodfellas

Full Metal Jacket

The Departed

Scarface

Any Given Sunday

Dusk Till Dawn

Love, Honour and Obey

300

ET

Jurassic Park

Midnight Express

Life of Brian

Jaws

Superbad

Kellys Heroes

[TheBitch]

The Star Wars films.

 

The actual films, IV, V, VI.

[Total Longo]

Blade Runner

Alien

Jaws

The Terminator

After Hours

Vertigo

Dead Man's Shoes

The Shining

District 9

The Wicker Man (mainly for Britt Ekland's "slapping" scene)

[aws]

Some that haven't been mentioned:

 

Once Upon a Time in America

 

Enter the Dragon

 

Conan The Barbarian

 

Any Connery Bond movie

 

The Searchers

 

The Ford/Wayne cavalry trilogy

 

Ong Bak

[A Red]

War films -

 

Bridge too far

Battle of Britain

Kellys Heroes

 

Gangster -

 

Goodfellas

Godfather I & II

Casino

 

Others -

 

Blues Brothers

Shawshank

Cannonball Run

Dirty Harry

Spaghetti Westerns

[Jairzinho]

The Intouchables. It only came out in 2011, must have seen it six or seven times already.

[stevebaby]

Zulu.

"Front rank,FIRE!"

"Second rank,FIRE!"

"Third rank,FIRE!"

Ad infinitum.

[Lee909]

The Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns trilogy

Godfather part 2

Goodfella's

True Grit(both)

 

 

Trading places and coming to America

 

Ill probably add loads later

 

A fish called wonda

[KopOut]

das boot. directors cut. german dialogue, english subtitles

[redheart]

Zodiac

Dawn of the Dead (original)

Planet of the Apes (original).

Star Trek 2, and 4

Goodfellas

Grease

Ron Burgandy

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Snatch and Lock stock, back to back, any day of the week.

[Robbo29]

Pulp Fiction

Shawshank

Goodfellas

Godfather 1 & 2

Airplane

Stir Crazy

Enter the Dragon

Forrest Gump

Lawrence of Arabia

Wizard of Oz

[Pureblood]

Starship Troopers

Full metal jacket

Groundhog Day

All star wars

Alien

Aliens

Omen 1 & 2

Gremlins 2

Terminator 1 & 2

Raiders of the lost ark

[Pureblood]

Robocop and predator

[Batigol]

Fear and loathing in Las Vegas. As well as many mentioned already.

[Mike D]

Hell drivers

 

The train

 

The Dambusters

 

Sean Connery Bonds

 

Papillion

 

Life of Brian

 

Airplane

 

Short circuit

 

Ghostbusters

 

See no evil hear no evil

[Pureblood]

Jaws is a great shout, but Pulp Fiction? Not for me. It's a great movie but doesn't have much replay value in my opinion. Not a lot happens in it and the witty dialogue, whilst entertaining on first watch, sounds a bit contrived and dated now.

[Lee909]

Clerks

[Pureblood]

Also struggled to watch Zodiac once, let alone 100 times. It was alright but nothing special.

[Jim MM]

Anything from Pixar. And a few of them I actually have watched a hundred times.

Shrek as well, great film.

A Hard Days Night.

Big Time.

[sybian]

Get Shorty.

A Fish Called Wanda.

Shawshank.

The Departed.

Fargo.

The Bourne films 1,2,3.

The Godfarther 1,2,3.

Oliver Twist, David Lean version.

As Good as It Gets.

[VladimirIlyich]

Godfather Trilogy

French Connection 1 and 2

I'll think of a few more later.

[Nunavut Patrick]

Blues Brothers

Cast Away

Star Wars IV

Pink Panther movies with Peter Sellers

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