Films you could watch again and again

[Jones28]

What movies could you pick to watch over and over again?

I watched Apollo 13 last night for the millionth time for no reason other than I love the film; the jeopardy, the science, the problems and solutions and possibly one of the most tense waits in cinema waiting for the radio blackout to be over.

The Lord of The Rings trilogy is another.

The Sum of All Fears, Saving Private Ryan, Master & Commander, the new Star Trek films with Chris Pine are others I really enjoy on repeat.

[Mon Dieu4]

Raiders of the lost ark
the Last Crusade
Blades of Glory
The Other Guys
Hotrod
Gladiator
Master and Commander
Kingdom of heaven
Predator
Commando
AWOL
Most of the Marvel films

[Hibbyradge]

Life of Brian

The Godfather 1&2

Blades of Glory

Terminator 1 & 2

Debbie does Dallas

One flew over the cuckoo's nest

[Killiehibbie]

The Godfather
The Blues Brothers
Pulp Fiction
The Great Escape
The Dirty Dozen
Airplane

[Hibby70]

The Warriors
Escape from New York
Jaws
The Great Escape
Shawshank
Green Mile
A New Hope, TESB and RoTJ

[danhibees1875]

The Simpsons movie
The Harry potter's
Jurassic parks/world's
Die hard (1 and 3 anyway)
Pirates of the Carribbean's

[Hibrandenburg]

Life of Brian

The Godfather 1&2

Blades of Glory

Terminator 1 & 2

Debbie does Dallas

One flew over the cuckoo's nest

:tsk tsk:

[sleeping giant]

The Matrix (all three)
Goodfellas
Full Metal Jacket

[Future17]

Hot Fuzz

[Santa Cruz]

A Few Good Men
The Wizard of Oz
What We Did On Our Last Holiday
An Officer and a Gentlemen
Terms of Endearment
The Jazz Singer (just for the soundtrack)

[Onceinawhile]

Supertroopers

[Dunbar Hibee]

Catch me if you can.

[Bangkok Hibby]

The only film I've watched more than once is "The wizard of Oz" 4 times for my 4 kids.

[Pretty Boy]

Any of the Toy Story films
The original Star Wars trilogy
Trainspotting
Miracle on 34th Street (either the original or the remake)
We Need to Talk about Kevin
Locke
Dogma
The Lord of the Rings trilogy
Jurassic Park
Leaving Las Vegas

[Future17]

The only film I've watched more than once is "The wizard of Oz" 4 times for my 4 kids.

At conception or after they were born? :greengrin

[Bangkok Hibby]

At conception or after they were born? :greengrin

Haha all at least five years old.

[Alfiembra]

Ronin
Baby Driver
All the Jason Bourne’s
All the Mission Impossibles
Star Trek
Green Mile
Shawshank
Anything Marvel
Enemy Mine
Predator
Blue Brothers

[The Modfather]

The Blues Brothers
Ghostbusters
Ferris Buellers Day Off
Planes Trains & Automobiles
My Cousin Vinnie
Cool Hand Luke
Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
Serpico
Glengarry Glenross
A Bridge Too Far
Indiana Jones

[H18S NX]

Mississippi burning
A Few good men
Hitman
One flew over the cuckoos nest

[cabbageandribs1875]

Shawshank Redemption
Goodfellas
The Silence of The Lambs
Deliverance
All Die Hard Films
The Warriors
For a Few Dollars More
007 films, Live and let Die/Casino Royale/Skyfall/Spectre

[danhibees1875]

At conception or after they were born? :greengrin

:faf:

[AltheHibby]

Stardust. If you haven't seen it, and you're a de Niro fan,watch it. He does a rather unexpected dance.🤣

[DH1875]

Suicide Kings.
Boondock Saints.


The Warriors.

[CmoantheHibs]

Forrest Gump, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Hunger Games

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

Loads already mentioned.

WW2 epics
Deer Hunter
Appocalypse Now

[The_Exile]

Groundhog day........

[NORTHERNHIBBY]

The Great Escape.

[Peevemor]

Oops! Beaten by 14 minutes.

[northstandhibby]

Quadrophenia

Stripes

Jaws

Stir Crazy

National Lampoon's Animal House

[AltheHibby]

A Town Like Alice.

The 39 Steps.
The 39 Steps.
The 39 Steps.

All 3 versions of the film are brilliant.

[McD]

A few good men
the rock (the film rather than the actor)
blues brothers
Any Indiana Jones (original trilogy anyway) but especially last crusade
apollo 13
Jurassic parks/worlds
terminator 2
the mission impossibles
several bond films
the firm
hunt for red october
the martian
Trading places
backdraft
flash gordon
back to the future trilogy
draft day

[The Modfather]

A few good men
the rock (the film rather than the actor)
blues brothers
Any Indiana Jones (original trilogy anyway) but especially last crusade
apollo 13
Jurassic parks/worlds
terminator 2
the mission impossibles
several bond films
the firm
hunt for red october
the martian
Trading places
backdraft
flash gordon
back to the future trilogy
draft day

Great Scot! How did I manage to miss the first two Back To The Futures From My List.

[Hibs Class]

Where Eagles Dare
Cinema Paradiso

[Frazerbob]

Lock Stock
Snatch
Where Eagles Dare
Braveheart

[Hibbyradge]

Groundhog day........

Very good ☺️

[McSwanky]

Apollo 13
I.D.
Dodgeball
Full Metal Jacket
Speed
Leon
Star Wars episodes 4,5,6
The Usual Suspects

[HibbyAndy]

Any Jason Bourne film

[AltheHibby]

Where Eagles Dare
Cinema Paradiso

Cinema Paradiso is an incredible film.

[Caversham Green]

Most spaghetti westerns, but particularly the Dollars trilogy
The Godfather 1 and 2
The Departed
LA Confidential
Local Hero
The Eagle has Landed (only because it was filmed just up the road from me)

Going back a bit - The Ladykillers.

Going back even further - virtually anything with Buster Keaton in it. The man was a comic genius.

[Hibby70]

Cinema Paradiso is an incredible film.

It's a great film no argument there. Not sure it's one to watch again and again for me though.

[silverhibee]

Watched American Sniper again last night, the end bit always brings a tear to my eyes.

[patch1875]

Most Bond Films
top Gun
Duel
Layer Cake
The Warriors (popular choice!)
Saving Private Ryan
True Romance
Lord Of The Rings x3
Collateral
Tombstone
Fight Club
Stand By Me
Hangover x3
Judgement Night
Black Hawk Down

[Santa Cruz]

Most Bond Films
top Gun
Duel
Layer Cake
The Warriors (popular choice!)
Saving Private Ryan
True Romance
Lord Of The Rings x3
Collateral
Tombstone
Fight Club
Stand By Me
Hangover x3
Judgement Night
Black Hawk Down

Forgot about this. I would add that to my list along with Pearl Harbour (more for the special effects than the lurv story included) and a League of Their Own because the scene with Tom Hanks when he is drunk and gets on the coach with the baseball team is hilarious.

[DH1875]

Watched American Sniper again last night, the end bit always brings a tear to my eyes.

The first time I watched it I was nearly in tears at the end and was a genuine wow, WTF moment, couldn't believe what happened. The home movie/video recorded stuff breaks your heart. The shock of it has gone now though when I watch it so doesn't effect me as much.

[Radium]

Lots already listed,

Rogue One

Avengers/ Ultron/ Civil War/ Infinity War/ Endgame

The Train, Burt Lancaster.

Ice Cold in Alice

Restless Natives


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[Lancs Harp]

Love Batman Movies
The Good The Bad the Ugly (or any spaghetti western of that time)
Momento Man
Pulp Fiction
The revenant (beatifully shot)
The Snowman (big Joe Lesbo fan)
Carry on Screamin
Old 1930s horror Bela Lagosi and Boris Karloff
Musical Chicago

[HibbyDave]

Lucy.
Close Encounters
Event Horizon
Jaws ( the first one)

[Scouse Hibee]

All of the Spaghetti Westerns
True Grit (The original)
Ghost
Roadhouse
Dirty Dancing
The Great Escape

[WeeRussell]

Shawshank Redemption
Goodfellas
The Silence of The Lambs
Deliverance
All Die Hard Films
The Warriors
For a Few Dollars More
007 films, Live and let Die/Casino Royale/Skyfall/Spectre

It’s mental that your top two are the ones I used to quote as my favourite films, and the one you chose from the dollars trilogy, is probably the least famous and also my favourite from the three! Oh and you missed out ‘quantum of solace’ which I thought was awful :)

Also think it’s strange how many of the relatively small selection on this thread are among my favourites too. Combination of the best films being the ones you tend to rewatch and clearly a lot of selections inspired by previous posts!

[bringbackbenny]

12 Monkeys
all Lord of the Rings
Escape from New York
Fright Night
Hard Boiled
Super 8
Godfather 1 & 2
The Thing
Spinal Tap
Tropic Thunder
Zulu
Aliens
Stepbrothers
Dawn of The Dead (the original)

[blackpoolhibs]

Not politically correct these days, but blazing saddles is just soooooo funny, and i watch it whenever it's on.

[Hibby Bairn]

I've seen Grease, Mama Mia, Blues Brothers and The Good The Bad and the Ugly so many times.

And would watch again tomorrow if they were on.

[rodhibs55]

Pulp Fiction
From Dusk till Dawn

[O'Rourke3]

Not politically correct these days, but blazing saddles is just soooooo funny, and i watch it whenever it's on.Never miss it if its on That The Producers and Young Frankenstein.

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[easty]

Big Lebowski for me. Never get bored of watching it.

[SteveHFC]

The Last of the Mohicans.

[CmoantheHibs]

Once upon a time in America

[matty_f]

Aw man, where to start with this - there’s loads!

Airplane! (And 2)
Naked Gun
South Park
Star Wars (more or less any of them after the prequels)
Indiana Jones
Goonies
Back to the Future
Die Hard
The Usual Suspects
Shawshank Redemption
The Bourne films
Stand By Me
Avengers stuff (associated films)
American History X
Fight Club
Dark Knight movies
Mallrats
Silence of the Lambs
Jurassic Park
Goodfellas

This list could go on…

[Hibby70]

Trying to think of some that are bit less obvious.

Rita Sue and Bob Too
Clash of the Titans (original Harryhausen one)
Ptang Yang Kipperbang
Zoltan Hound of Dracula

[Dmas]

Not politically correct these days, but blazing saddles is just soooooo funny, and i watch it whenever it's on.

Used to watch that as a kid with my dad and wonder why he was killing himself laughing so much, always watch at least a bit of it if I catch it on a great film

[matty_f]

Used to watch that as a kid with my dad and wonder why he was killing himself laughing so much, always watch at least a bit of it if I catch it on a great film

It’s brilliant. :agree:

[WeeRussell]

To be fair, most films I really like i end up watching more than once.. but a few others to add (a lot of mine already mentioned)

Cool hand Luke
Young guns and young guns 2
Rio bravo (most John Wayne westerns actually.. and a lot more westerns on top of those)
The old Adam sandler films
Step brothers
Wallace and gromits
Saving private Ryan
Midnight express
Toy story
Sleepers
Brooklyn rules
The Mississippi grind

[IWasThere2016]

Just too many.. but films I have watched repeatedly include an eclectic mix thus:

Goodfellas
Tombstone
Notting Hill
The Lives of Others
About Time
Bridesmaids