Primer. Twice before and once after reading an explanation

Princess Bride

Kung Fu Hustle I’ve seen countless times.

Brazil (1984)

the lotr trilogy is a good one, especially if you have the extended versions.

One movie to rule them all

• Month Python and the Holy Grail
• Young Frankenstein
• Seven Samurai
• LOTR Trilogy

I see a lot of LOTR fans here. Good crowd.

Pulp Fiction

Dogma, Lawrence of Arabia, Philadelphia Story, Hudson Hawk, The Martian, Edge of Tomorrow, Kung Fu Hustle, Delicatessen, Apocalypse Now, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, LOTR, Star Wars (original 3), The Thin Man series.

Also Dr. Strangelove and all the Monty Python, Princess Bride, 5th Element

Interstellar

Most Star Wars movies except 8 & 9

F1

Back to the Future trilogy

Avengers: Infinity War

Black Panther

Both modern Dune movies

Fury

Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy

The Martian

Oppenheimer

• Robots
• Scott Pilgrim against the World
• David (Your Name)
• Hardcore Henry
• In Time
• How to train your dragon
• NiNoKuni
• The girl next door
• The secret life of Walter Mity
• Pirates of the Caribbean
• Iron Man
• Moana
• The Giver
• Kung Fury
• Incredibles
• Constantine
• The last witch hunter

All watched 3 times or more and logged.

milo and otis is an eternal classic for people of all ages

Marry poppins.

What a good movie.

• Brazil
• Pulp Fiction
• A Clockwerk Orange
• Delicatessen
• Bad Boy Bubby

Bad Santa is my christmas movie. I regret watching Bad Santa 2 once.

I haven't seen it listed here in a quick scan, so:

Office Space

Rear Window never gets old

In steam of consciousness order:

• Young Frankenstein
• Princess Bride
• Double Indemnity
• Nightmare Before Christmas
• The Breakfast Club
• The Fifth Element
• 12 Monkeys
• The Terminator
• Star Wars (first trilogy)
• Harvey
• The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
• Men In Black
• The Incredibles
• Inception
• E.T.
• The Sting
• Grease
• Ghostbusters
• West Side Story

Probably a number of others

Hundreds of Beavers! It's an absolute delight showing it to someone who has never seen it before.

• Super Troopers
• The Big Lebowski
• Breakin
• The Blues Brothers
• Predator
• Aliens
• Garden State
• Starship Troopers

Pretty much any studio Ghibli movie. Have watched spirited away, Totoro, howls moving castle, valley of the wind, and many more more than 3x. Don't often rewatch stuff but have a soft spot for ghibli!

Primer

Napoleon Dynamite

I watch The Hogfather every Christmas (Hogswatch?) Eve. Think the count is up to 11 or 12 now.

Tron: Legacy (that's 2010) This is probably more driven by limited selection in the cable days than free choice, but I do enjoy these. Not everything has to be a masterpiece to be enjoyable

Demolition Man
Probably most Star Wars between 1-6 Probably Fast and Furious 1, 2, 3.
Jurassic Park 1 and 3 (I swear 2 never aired on cable) Spider Man, Toby maguire, 1 and 2 Probably half the Pirates of the Caribbean
Batman Begins, maybe The Dark Knight
Men In Black, definitely
Shrek
Elf

Honorable mention due to irony: I accidentally watched Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind a second time, forgetting I watched it already.

Lots.

The OG Star Wars (4, 5, 6)

Shawshank Redemption

Edge Of Tomorrow

Top Gun

Princess Bride (top 5 sword fight!)

Most all of Pixar’s stuff, and Dreamwork’s kids movies. My kids grew up with them.

Sleepy Hollow (Depp/Ricci version)

The Departed

Rob Roy (another top 5 sword fight)

Dune (original ‘80s version)

Alien/Aliens/Alien 3

Tron

Goonies

Rat Race

Lost Boys

Robin Hood: Men in Tights

The Breakfast Club

Ferris Buellers Day Off

Deadpool

The LOTR trilogy

Blade Runner - both films

Heist (a lesson in writing a script consisting of one-liners)

Ocean’s 11

The Name Of The Rose

The Last Mohican

Master And Commander

5th Element

Any of the Monty Python films, but especially Quest for the Holy Grail

That’s a start.

If I had to whittle it down to absolute favorites: Princess Bride, Monty Python, and OG Star Wars.

Midnight Run - it's just a perfect movie, not one frame is superfluous in this movie

The Thing - yearly re-watch

Spirited Away - yearly re-watch (always accompanied by other Miyazaki movies)

Smiley Face - one of the few movies that make me smile, Anna Faris is the cutest thing ever

Alien - I watched it secretly as a kid while everybody was asleep at home, and watched it who knows how many times since. It didn't scare me, it kindled my love for sci-fi.

I revisit Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind every few years when I wanna get my guts all twisted into knots.

I think when Kaufman is left on his own he's too much of a bummer and Gondry on his own is just too far out. But somehow they come together in a perfect balance with Jim Carey in perhaps his best serious role, IMHO. The soundtrack really takes it the extra mile.

I appreciate it because Joel and Clementine come off as just two kinda fucked up people having a kinda fucked up relationship; very relatable. Neither is perfect or completely at fault and the film very much leaves it up to your interpretation if they can or should work together. I don't think it has a happy ending, do you? Compare that to something like 500 Days of Summer where you're really supposed to sympathize with Joseph Gordon-Levitt's character but mostly I end up wanting to push him into the mud. Hard.

The subplot between the doctor and his secretary is maybe a little unnecessary? But Kirsten Dunst is amazing so whatever.

I wish I had stayed.

Snatch

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