Films you've watched again and again

[User16390]

Life of Brian
Holy Grail
Cross of Iron
The Reader
The Good the Bad and the Ugly
The Godfather
The Unforgiven
Apocalypse Now
Pelisky
Hori Ma Panenko

 

[threebikesmcginty]

A chap called Stu Brown is resurrecting the music and has released a couple of albums called 'Twisted Toons'. He does a great job. Great stuff and Jolly good fun. Well worth checking out.

Listening now - it's great!!!

 

[Sandra6]

It's mostly xmas films that we watch again and again - It's a wonderful life, Santa Who, Elf and Miracle on 34th street by choice and Polar Express because the kids make me.
I love watching the Wizard of Oz, Mary poppins and Chitty chitty bang bang too.
More grown up films it would be Pulp Fiction, Shawshank redemption and The Matrix, although I only really like the first one.
Classics its got to be Bridge on the rive kwai or Brief Encounter.

 

[Bianchi boy]

Seven Pounds - Will smith.
Love actually.

 

[Turdus philomelos]

Terminator 1&2
Gladiator
Jason and the Argonauts
The Robe
The little mermaid
Toy Story

 

[MontyVeda]

Local Hero
The Jazz Singer
Shawshank Redemption
Forest Gump, in fact, most of the Tom Hanks films
The Bourne films
Most of the Harrison Ford films
Sound of Music
Ice Cold in Alex
A Town like Alice
The Twilight films
The Harry Potter films
Whisky Galore

Diamond or Jolson?

My mother used to watch Diamond's Jazz Singer about as often as i used to watch Star Wars... so I've probably seen it as many times.

 

[Katherine]

Diamond or Jolson?

My mother used to watch Diamond's Jazz Singer about as often as i used to watch Star Wars... so I've probably seen it as many times.

Diamond. I was a teenager when it came out.

 

[Tenacious Sloth]

Local Hero
Still Crazy
Snatch
School for Scoundrels (the 1960 version with Terry-Thomas)


Guilty pleasures:

Heaven Can Wait (Warren Beatty version)
Donovan's Reef

 

[EltonFrog]

Local Hero
Still Crazy
Snatch
School for Scoundrels (the 1960 version with Terry-Thomas)

Peter Jones and Dennis Price are superb as Dunstan & Dudley in that. And Terry Thomas' Hard Cheese in the tennis match is irritatingly brilliant.

 

[smutchin]

I watched The Matrix again last night. Always forget just how brilliant the opening scene is.

"No, lieutenant, your men are already dead..."