<p>Most of the movies I’ve watched repeatedly have been mentioned - but I didn’t see “The American President” … Aaron Sorkin at his best.</p>
<p>Haven’t read above, but has anyone mentioned Grand Canyon? I forgot to list that one, but it is one of my ALL TIME favorites and yes, I own it!</p>
<p>Shawshank Redemption - great movie</p>
<p>and for my guilty pleasures:</p>
<p>Dirty Dancing
Dr. Zhivago
Top Gun
Titanic</p>
<p>DH just watched “Shane”. He really enjoyed it.</p>
<p>Berurah - Grand Canyon was an unbelievable movie. Adding :My Life as A House, In and Out, Meet the Parents, Dances with Wolves</p>
<p>The original Parent Trap with Hayley Mills was one of my childhood favorites and I will still watch it whenever it’s on!</p>
<p>o man. fight club is very rewatchable. so many beautiful signs. its more subtle than a beautiful mind was imho.</p>
<p>why do you bring up a beautiful mind for comparison?</p>
<p>Jet Li’s Fearless</p>
<p>Young Frankenstein obviously belonged on my list among the comedies.</p>
<p>Digi’s comment prompted me to check: yep, we’ve watched all of them multiple times.</p>
<p>JHS, yep about Lindsay Lohan coasting off of that one movie, the remake of The Parent Trap. I thought Jamie Lee Curtis’ acting was even more remarkable and would have actually voted her a Best Supporting Actress role. But it wasn’t a “serious” film. Feh.</p>
<p>This thread is good for one thing: figuring out who I want to see a movie with.</p>
<p>I’ve watched Moonstruck more times than I care to admit.
Endless Summer and Endless Summer II</p>
<p>Most of our other favorites have been mentioned a lot already on this thread.</p>
<p>Mrs. Doubtfire
American in Paris
Guys & Dolls
Pajama Game
Mame
Mary Poppins</p>
<p>ohmigosh, I love pretty in pink especially the part when Ducky slides across the floor nd starts lip syncing to try a little tenderness ;)</p>
<p>Not a movie, but the first season of “West Wing” on DVD. Love it.</p>
<p>Wow, I enjoyed reading all those titles. But now it scares me how many I could actually watch over & over. Some I would have forget to list (like Crossing Delancy - love it!)</p>
<p>I didn’t see Nodding Hill on that list, but I adore that movie.</p>
<p>My most recent additions are The Wedding Date (but I have a SERIOUS soft spot for Dermot Mulroney) and In Her Shoes. Both very sweet movies!</p>
<p>I’m seeing so many favorites on all of your lists that I forgot to mention–there are definitely too many that I have watched more than a few times…</p>
<p>A Few Good Men
Clueless
Cold Mountain
Von Ryan’s Express
Friendly Persuasion (Gary Cooper classic!)</p>
<p>american beauty, moulin rouge</p>
<p>Bond, James Bond…</p>
<p>Anyone else like the frequent Bondathons on Spike, particularly the ones with Sean C? I’ve viewed most of them way too many times.</p>
<p>Likewise Twilight Zoneathon on Sci-Fi, some of the best TV ever.</p>
<p>roshke~</p>
<p>If you appreciated Grand Canyon as I did, I’d highly recommend The Life of David Gale (if you haven’t already seen it). The movies have nothing in common content-wise, but both are extremely intelligent movies. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a movie more brilliantly conceived than The Life of David Gale. It surprised me on many levels.</p>
<p>irish~</p>
<p>You and I <em>MUST</em> go to the movies together sometime! We share many of the ones we like in common! I, too, LOVED Terms of Endearment (meant to add it to my original list), and I find myself tuning into An Officer and a Gentleman whenever I catch it on a movie channel!</p>
<p>oh, and mootie…I, too, found A Clockwork Orange entirely intriguing—many times!</p>
<p>~berurah</p>
<p>I know I mentioned this movie in my first post, but I wanted to reiterate that if you have not seen ARLINGTON ROAD, try to do so. It is a very intelligently done movie on a very pertinent topic–terrorism. Absolutely fascinating, if a bit wiggy.</p>
<p>My movie addiction started when I was a student at Harvard and sometimes would even skip class when the Brattle Street Theater was showing a Truffaut film. </p>
<p>Movies that we own and that I watch repeatedly:</p>
<p>Casablanca
Gigi
Tootsie
In and Out
Mrs. Doubtfire (see a theme emerging?)
La Cage aux Folles (the French one only)
The Closet (Le Placard)
Dear Detective (in French, 1978)
Les Choristes (see another theme emerging?)
French Kiss
When Harry met Sally
Jungle 2 Jungle
Men in Black2
Pink Panther (Steve Martin version)
Witness</p>
<p>Most recently, this summer:
Little Miss Sunshine (saw it 4 times in the theater)</p>
<p>Favorite scene (one of): Wilford Bromley’s subpoena scene in Absence of Malice</p>
<p>Interesting how often Harry/Sally appears here!</p>