Movies That You Can Watch Over and Over, and Still Enjoy..

[Stuart G]

Star Wars.. "A New Hope" Ep 4
Its a Wonderful Life..
The Producers ..Zero Mostel/ Gene Wilder..1968
The Iron Giant.
Rango

[JonLP24]

1. The Majestic

[Lochloosa]

2. Shawshank Redemption

[kag]

59. Oh, YES!!!

My others would be

--Philadelphia Story
--Ever After
--The Hunt for Red October
--Notting Hill (One of my guilty pleasures)
--Ground Hog Day

Not just my favorites, but ones I stop to watch, even though I've seen them all several times.

[Art_from_Ark]

3. Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Mary Poppins
The original (1960s) Batman movie
The Scarlet Pimpernel (1930s version)
Yellow Submarine
The Great Escape

[Codeine]

79. I've seen Holy Grail countless times.

Can't wait for my daughter to be a bit older so I can share it with her.

[reflection]

92. yessss.

MPatHG is a staple in my house. Even my preteen kids love it. Heavy rotation in my DVD player.

[digonswine]

4. Blazing Saddles--no brainer

[valerief]

8. DING DING DING! You win the Internet! nt

[RebelOne]

5. The original "The Thing From Outer Space" from the 1950s

and "Pitch Black" starring Vin Diesel.

[Smarmie Doofus]

6. Fargo, Nobody's Fool, WAO Virginia Woolf, All About Eve....

Dancing W. Wolves ( Surprised ya, no?) Hud, Chinatown, Last Picture Show, Tale of two Cities (Ronald Coleman) .... lots more.

[gratuitous]

20. Nobody's Fool is badly overlooked

Chinatown is just about my all-time fave.

The Big Sleep is mentioned downthread. See the original 1945 cut to answer some of the questions from the 1946 theatrical release. Between shooting and release of The Big Sleep, To Have and Have Not came out, establishing Lauren Bacall as a new star of the big screen. Howard Hawks, who directed The Big Sleep, was no dope. When he saw what a sensation Bacall had become, he re-shot some of the scenes and added a few new ones to more prominently feature Bacall.

In those days, if you added something, you had to cut something else to reduce the running time. A couple of key scenes got cut or taken out entirely, resulting in some confusion about who committed the first murder in the Eddie Mars house. Most DVDs that I've seen for The Big Sleep are two sided and have the 1945 cut as well as the 1946 theatrical release.

[valerief]

7. Auntie Mame, A Woman's Face, Torch Song, S.O.B., Harvey---off the top of my head. nt

[sarge43]

23. Second that on S.O.B.

Preston was a delight. "I'm not a shyster; that's a disreputable lawyer. I'm a quack!"

[valerief]

64. Woo hoo! Another S.O.B. fan! I concur re Preston, but they were all terrific. nt

[sarge43]

80. They were all having fun. Always wonderful to watch.

Loved higher than a kite Andrews singing "I only have one bullet in my old six shooter and I have to say goodbye to Mona." Ever snort popcorn through your nose. It hurts.

[hifiguy]

97. A truly hysterical film.

Preston's other great line was "Is Batman a transvestite? Who knows?"

I forget who said "Dammit, pee your way over here and help us carry Felix!"

[hifiguy]

98. In addition to those I already chimed in on

The original "The Mummy" with Boris Karloff. Such a beautiful thing just to look at, shot in High German Expressionism. An almost Art Deco film.

ANYTHING Monty Python.

Lynch's Mulholland Drive
The first two Godfather movies
The Silence of the Lambs
Duck Soup
The Tree of Life
Koyaanisqatsi

Doubtless there are more, but these came quickly to mind.

[maryellen99]

9. The Empire Strikes Back

The Wizard of Oz
Aliens
When Harry Met Sally
Beauty and the Beast

[LiberalElite]

10. It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World -and

Rear Window

[ailsagirl]

15. Anything by Hitchcock

Notorious
Vertigo (what a classic)
Dial M for Murder
The Birds
Suspicion
North by Northwest
Rear Window
The Man Who Knew Too Much
Rope
Frenzy
etc etc etc

I know he was a bit weird but he brought some amazing movies to life-- he is, truly, The Master of Suspense

[okieinpain]

35. damn someone did mention the greatest movie of all time. n/t.

[valerief]

86. You added 2 extra Mads, but it's still a fantastic movie.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

11. The Big Sleep

After watching it over and over for decades I'm still not sure what it's about, but it's the ride that's loads of fun. It's Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall at their best. And there's a seemingly endless parade of beautiful women. I love that era for its style, and like in an episode of The Twilight Zone, I wish I could disappear into the celluloid and live there forever in that world.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

14. Yes, listening to the way the writers sneaked stuff past the censors

is a never-ending source of entertainment.

[ailsagirl]

16. I had no idea what it was about

I watched part of it and couldn't make hear nor tail out of it-- maybe if I watch it from
the beginning??

[Stuart G]

36. It is really about..."riding a horse."

with a saddle???...oh. oh..they are in a bar, talking about riding horses..but that is not really what they are talking about..

watch it again...Stuart

[ailsagirl]

38. I feel better...

It's known as "difficult to follow" and having a "convoluted plot."

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

41. I think you're referring to this scene - Bacall is spectacular

[Stuart G]

62. This could be the sexest scene from any movie where

there is no sex of any kind, just two people talking. They don't mention anything sexual, just a feeling of incredible sensuality. The electricity is amazing here, and you can feel it. Thanks for posting this truly great scene, between two people who were really in love.
Bogart and Bacall

[ailsagirl]

65. Ah, yes... those were the days

Not like today when (practically) every movie has one-two-three obligatory sex scenes.

Innuendo is far, far sexier but so hard to find.

[hifiguy]

96. Bacall was incomparable.

Whatta dame!

[sendero]

31. Bacall..

... in this film creates some of the steamiest romances scenes ever. Amazing.

[ailsagirl]

66. I read her autobiography

She said she had to lower her head because it was shaking so much-- which resulted in her
looking up with that "look"-- funny, it was altogether accidental but really worked!

?w=518

[CrawlingChaos]

74. I love this film too

The book is something to be savored as well. Raymond Chandler is under-appreciated IMO. I was blown away when I finally got around to reading him.

[Tom Ripley]

12. Hyapatia Lee's Wild Wild West

[CottonBear]

13. Star Wars, The Big Chill, O Brother Where Art Thou?, Raising Arizona

Young Frankenstein and The Wizard of Oz plus any Monty Python movies!

[NRaleighLiberal]

17. Out of Africa, Remains of the Day, Howard's End, Babette's Feast,

Red, White, Blue trilogy (Kieslowski - French films), North by Northwest, Stop Making Sense, Baraka, Samsara, Koyaanisqatsi, The Hours, Radio Days, English Patient, Princess Bride, American Beauty, Amelie, Fargo (to name just a few!)

From that list, you can get a handle on my tastes!

[Tommy_Carcetti]

27. Koyaanisqatsi was cool.

I saw it in one of my college classes. Didn't think I'd get much out of a no-dialogue film with stock images. But I thoroughly enjoyed it. For whatever reason, the final images of the rocket exploding and the debris falling to earth was very moving to me, and I still can't explain why.

[NRaleighLiberal]

28. if you liked K, check out Baraka. Takes the visuals even further, more moving

[betsuni]

18. I watch "Home for the Holidays" every November

Jodie Foster directs. I can't watch Geraldine Chapman in anything else without thinking of her in this movie.
Full movie here:

[kwassa]

19. Groundhog Day.

Seven Samurai.

The Producers.

King Kong.

The Bank Dick.

The General.

Destry Rides Again.

His Girl Friday.

To Have and Have Not.

The President's Analyst.

Cool Hand Luke.

Prince of the City.

12 Years A Slave.

The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

Shoah.

[gratuitous]

21. Prince of the City - totally forgotten

I remember seeing the trailer, and thinking it was some action shoot-em-up police procedural. Uh uh. Treat Williams plays a special assignment cop in an elite unit dedicated to drug busts. The unit acts with a lot of autonomy, leading to the description of its cops as "Princes of the City." The unit, though, draws the attention of the federal Department of Justice, which is convinced that it operates dirty. Williams is the cop they settle on to expose the unit's corruption, and his portrayal is outstanding.

[kwassa]

24. and directed by Sidney Lumet.

I am not one for cop movies, but this was outstanding.

[My Good Babushka]

22. Fanny and Alexander. nt

[Tommy_Carcetti]

25. Basically any of the movies that I consider my all time favorites.

The Big Lebowski
Fargo
A Serious Man
O Brother Where Art Thou? (can you tell I'm a Coen Brothers fan?)
Office Space
Cloud Atlas
The Right Stuff
Star Trek II
Apollo 13
Field of Dreams

Any one of those movies comes on TV, and I inevitably stop and watch them.

Plus, there are a few that are slightly cheesy and dated and not necessarily great movies, but still fun to watch over and over. For example, Independence Day, Waterworld, etc.

[fishwax]

70. I've been meaning to watch A Serious Man again

for years now, but haven't yet got it done. I remember when I watched it the first time I thought it could definitely wind up among my favorite Coen Bros movies. (I watch NCFOM and Lebowski pretty regularly.) But for whatever reason I haven't gotten around to seeing it again.

[Sweet Freedom]

26. Apollo 13

Thelma & Louise
Tombstone
Out of Sight
The Wedding Singer

Speed

[Tommy_Carcetti]

29. I still get chills when they show the parachute opening on the return to Earth in Apollo 13.

Gets me every time. Just a feel good moment. And doubly feel good since you know it's actually true.

[Sweet Freedom]

33. Same here!

I have to laugh at myself because it's not like the ending is a surprise.

[Sedona]

30. Forrest Gump

[Kaleva]

32. Behind the Green Door

j/k! Never seen that movie.

[okieinpain]

34. i don't see it's a mad mad world on anyone's list. shame on you guys. n/t.

[Stuart G]

37. I saw it only once...and recall it was lots of fun...what a cast..and with..

Spenser Tracy..great fun...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0057193/

[okieinpain]

90. it displayed typical human greed and in the

end their greed got them nothing. LOL, great movie.

[malthaussen]

129. Yeah, but good luck finding an uncut version

Some of the scenes in this very long movie have been left off the tapes and DVDs, which is a shame. I saw it in the theatre when it first came out -- the 25 cent all-day Saturday matinee. Watched it about three times that day...

-- Mal

[ailsagirl]

39. Yes, LiberalElite did

Post #10

[WinkyDink]

40. GF Iⅈ Dial "M" for Murder; Alfie; Georgy Girl; Hoosiers; French C., L.A. Confidential.

[Laffy Kat]

42. "Twelve O'Clock High" with Gregory Peck.

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Don't generally care for war movies but I will watch TOCH every chance.

On edit: Also "To Kill A Mockingbird" and "Love in the Afternoon", sigh.

[Hangingon]

101. Great movie!

[ProdigalJunkMail]

43. Bull Durham...

I played ball for many, many years and this movie makes me laugh every time I watch it. 'Hit the mascot' is part of the best scene in the film. Closely followed by 'anything that travels that far ought to have a damned stewardess on it'...

sP

[fishwax]

71. Fear and ignorance.

Nobody's got stress. She's wearing a dress. I hate it when people get the words wrong.

I love the convention at the mound. "Candlesticks always make a nice gift ... let's get two."

Lollygaggers!

I love that movie too.

[ProdigalJunkMail]

75. LOLLYGAGGERS!

just good stuff...

sP

[grasswire]

106. Have you seen the baseball movie "Bingo Long and the Traveling Road Show"?

Richard Pryor, Billy Dee Williams among others. It's about the negro leagues. A charming movie.

[ProdigalJunkMail]

109. have not seen that one...

thanks for the recommendation.

sP

[mythology]

44. Some that other people haven't mentioned

Casablanca
The Princess Bride
The Brotherhood of the Wolf
To Kill a Mockingbird
American History X
Rounders
The Dark Knight
Superman
Back to the Future
Terminator 2
The Maltese Falcon
Rocky
Die Hard
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (the Gene Wilder version, not that there is another version)
Spiderman 2 (from the Rami trilogy)
X-men 2
Highlander
The Dark Knight Returns (the version with parts 1 and 2 combined)

[Stuart G]

100. This is a wonderful list. Three outstanding films:Maltese Falcon, Casablanca, and Back to the Future

I forgot to add them, and I appreciate these additions

[Bombero1956]

45. The Green Mile

Field of Dreams

[GGJohn]

46. Street Kings, Space Camp, The Final Countdown, Gunfighter's Moon, Space Balls,

I Am Legend, Spaced Invaders, Blood Diamond, just to name a few.

Street Kings was my favorite, Keanu Reeves, Chris Evans and Forest Wittaker were awesome.

[From The Ashes]

47. I can't believe no one has mentioned this one...

Galaxy Quest...

[ProdigalJunkMail]

53. The animal is inside-out...

and it EXPLODED...

Favorite line from that one!

sP

[kag]

60. YES!

I totally forgot about that one. It is the basis for my life's meme:

"We'll do that!"

[Ron Obvious]

48. Seconded on Hitchcock

But also Airplane. I still notice new things with every watching. I only picked up on the Mayo Clinic and the "I can't tell you that - it's classified" gags on the 4th or 5th viewing.

[davidpdx]

49. Mine:

The Shawshank Redemption
Dark Knight trilogy
Die Hard trilogy (except for 5 because it sucked)

[mucifer]

50. "Night Nurse" with Barbra Stanwyk and Clark Gable

It's a hoot. I'm a pediatric nurse who worked the night shift for 6 years so it's extra special for me:

Precode so the ending is extra special!

[frogmarch]

51. Practical Magic

I don't watch any movie back-to-back over and over, but Practical Magic is one of the movies I like watching several times a year.

[WinkyDink]

52. And: "Double Indemnity"; "Shall We Dance?"; "Evil Under the Sun"; "Zodiac"; "The Heiress."

[shenmue]

54. Star Trek: Into Darkness

[Demoiselle]

55. The Inlaws...

If only to watch Alan Arkin shriek "I have FLAMES on my CAR!!!" once again..

[kag]

61. Good one!

"Serpentine! Serpentine!"

[Demoiselle]

84. That too! That too!

[shenmue]

56. The Cat From Outer Space

[jrandom421]

57. Here's my list

Marty

The Great Santini

Kingdom of Heaven

We Were Soldiers

She

The Avengers

All of the Iron Man movies

Young Frankenstein

The Deer Hunter

Casablanca

Anything else starring Humphrey Bogart

[Initech]

58. Super Troopers

[flying rabbit]

105. One of the best movie openings ever. nt

[Initech]

112. ...

[A HERETIC I AM]

63. The Sting

Truly one of the few movies that if I am channel surfing and come across it, it
Stays on.

Hard to believe no one else mentioned it


All of the Marx Brothers movies.

[Boomerproud]

111. The Sting worked on every level.

A great piece of entertainment.

[emdistortion]

67. Casablanca, Gone With The Wind, Gandhi, Henry V

[Ino]

68. Gosford Park...

Master & Commander
Godfather I & II
Fargo
The Color Purple
The Last Samurai

[betsuni]

69. I bought a bargain bin DVD of "American Dreamz"

a few years ago and was surprised how funny it is. Dennis Quaid is very good as G.W. Bush.

"Imagine a country where the president never reads the newspaper, where the government goes to war for all the wrong reasons, and where more people vote for a pop idol than the next president."

[valerief]

87. That was a terrific movie. I loved Hugh Grant in it. nt

[Contrary1]

72. Shawshank Redemption...

The Big Chill, Forrest Gump, Airplane!, Shenandoah, Young Frankenstein, Animal House, Breakfast Club, Gone With The Wind...and any of The 3 Stooges Shorts (But especially Disorder In The Court).

[Tommy_Carcetti]

76. I totally forgot Airplane from my list!

Plus any of the three Naked Gun movies.

[Contrary1]

83. And I totally forgot the Naked Gun movies...

To this day, I cannot hear the Star Spangled Banner without this going through my head:

[calimary]

88. Oh man, me too!

[Tommy_Carcetti]

91. I don't think I've ever laughed harder at a movie than I have at this part:

[CrawlingChaos]

73. Dario Argento's "Suspiria" and John Waters' "Polyester"

I can watch them a seemingly infinite number of times and still be entertained.

Other films I have watched over and over:

The Maltese Falcon
Double Indemnity
The Women (original 1939 version, of course)
Don't Look Now
3 Women (weird Robert Altman film)
Alphaville
Enter the Dragon (Bruce Lee is mesmerizing)
Ugetsu (aka Tales of Moonlight and Rain)

...and many more horror movies, because I love horror movies

[Codeine]

78. Speaking of Altman, The Player is definitely one. nt

[Codeine]

77. 2001, The Shining, Local Hero, The Birds, Psycho,

and the original Star Wars films immediately come to mind.

[ailsagirl]

81. Oh, and Double Indemnity

Sunset Boulevard

The King's Speech

[dixiegrrrrl]

82. Even after multiple re-watchings I still like

Curse of the Golden Flower...it is so visually stunning

The Godfather...no explanation needed

Raising Arizona and Oh Brother,Where Art Thou

Green Fried Tomatoes etc and Steel Magnolias..I still mist up at some key scenes ( living in the South, one appreciates the mood of these films)

Will admit to watching Star Wars 21 times, back in the day of easy weed and midnight movies..same with Rocky Horror...

Casablanca...so often every line is etched into my memory

guilty pleasure repeat: The Prince of Tides

[trueblue2007]

85. TOOTSIE & 2nd Hand Lion

[calimary]

89. Network. Then Forbidden Planet, A Hard Day's Night, The King's Speech, The Godfather, Help.

That would be first. In a class by itself. UNBELIEVABLY prescient as to what's happening in media today.

Then -

Forbidden Planet
A Hard Day's Night
The King's Speech
The Hunt for Red October
The Godfather Parts 1 & 2
Help
Apollo 13
The Right Stuff
The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T
Blazing Saddles
Young Frankenstein
and yeah, the Naked Gun movies.

[Islandurp]

93. Starship Troopers

It has everything a good movie should have:

explosions/nukes
giant bugs
nudity
asshole drill sergeants
cheesy acting
large guns
space ships
future football
doogie
horrible military tactics

[sakabatou]

94. Contact

[Initech]

95. Hot Fuzz and The World's End

Both awesome flicks starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost.

[Contrary1]

99. Geez...I forgot to mention one of the greatest movies ever in my previous reply:

The Great Escape...

starring Steve McQueen, James Garner, Richard Attenborough, Charles Bronson, James Coburn, David McCallum, Donald Pleasence. What's not to like with this cast?

Don't get many opportunities to see it these days. Made way back in 1963. If you ever get a chance to view it, don't pass it up.

[Stuart G]

102. I got to add this laugh so hard movie..."There Is Something About Mary"

I laughed so hard at parts of that film, that I laugh just thinking about it. Quite the crude one, but lots of fun if you have never seen it.
The theater that I saw it in had two types of attendees. Those of us that laughed so hard we almost split ourselves open, and............

those quiet ones that thought it was too "crude" and offensive...to each is own, but they missed some great enjoyment

[Joey Liberal]

103. Hall Pass

I love that movie, lol.

[grasswire]

107. Victor Victoria

Night on Earth (Jim Jarmusch)
Tin Drum (this might be banned now)
In & Out (Kevin Kline)
Derzu Usala (Akiro Kurisawa)
Bingo Long and the Traveling Road Show (Richard Pryor, James Earl Jones)

Any William Powell movie.

Anything that involves Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney putting on a show in the barn.

[olddots]

108. Diner

but I love the 1967 Casino Royale film .

[mithnanthy]

110. Anything by Agatha Christie...

Especially with David Sushet as Hercule Poroit.

[Initech]

113. Any of the Marvel movies.

Iron Man
Iron Man 2
Iron Man 3
Captain America: The First Avenger
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
The Avengers
Thor
Thor: The Dark World
Guardians of the Galaxy

I can't wait for Age of Ultron. Hell I can't wait for Infinity War.

[sakabatou]

114. Well, any in the MCU.

[Initech]

115. Yeah the X-Men movies can be hit or miss, same with Spiderman.

I'm with Kevin Smith - a lot of Marvel fans want to bring Spiderman into the MCU, but seriously it's been done to death. How many times can you remake Spiderman vs. The Green Goblin? Time for some new heroes. Can't wait for Inhumans, Dr Strange, Black Panther and Captain Marvel.

[JesterCS]

116. My list

Star Wars
Spaceballs
Young Frankenstein
Tron and Tron Legacy
Enemy Mine
The Princess Bride
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Contact

many more I can't think of at the moment.

[juxtaposed]

117. The Trouble with Harry

My Man Godfrey
His Girl Friday

[Stuart G]

118. Just thought of another one.."Bird Cage"

That film is a lot of fun, and some great moments. Easy to watch too. Very well written by Elaine May

[MrsMatt]

119. Bringing up Baby

with Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant.

I laugh out loud every time I see it!

[Coventina]

120. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (2011)

Disney's Sleeping Beauty - for the music and artwork

Some Like It Hot - no explanation needed.....

[TorchTheWitch]

121. Monty Python's Holy Grail and Clue

And a whole bunch of others.

[frogmarch]

122. The Secret of Roan Inish

It's a wonderful movie. I have it on cd, and now I'm watching it on You Tube. :-D

[betsuni]

134. I LOVE that movie!

And last time I watched it on YouTube, found the 1934 ethnofiction "Man of Aran" -- some great scenes in that, but no seal wives unfortunately.

[KT2000]

135. Named my cat Fiona

after the little girl in that movie - love it!

[marble falls]

123. Lion in Winter, Holiday (the with James Steward and Katherine Hepburn) Bell, Book and Candle ......

Too many!

[kentauros]

124. Trading Places

It's a good winter holidays movie, too, and I think I'll watch it today, as I've lately made it a regular holiday movie

Nice inclusion of The Iron Giant, too, one of my all-time favorite animated movies.

[2naSalit]

125. KILL BILL I&II..

A Fish Called Wanda

A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum

The Wizard of Oz

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Stop Making Sense

Many of John Travolta's 90s movies (but not all of them)

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (but only the first half. Once you stop laughing and get up off the floor it's probably time to find something else to do )

All Marx Brothers Movies

Charlie Chaplin movies

And several others, this list could go on! I would watch any of these movies if I were stuck in a motel somewhere and happened upon them.

Absolutely had to edit to add: Like Water For Chocolate.

[tokenlib]

126. Duck Soup, most Marx Brothers...

Yes many of you are too young to know the joy........

[a kennedy]

127. OMGosh, so many great movies posted here....how bout Trains, Planes and Automobiles too

Green Mile
Shawshank Redemption
Birds
Die Hard
Bird Cage, ha ha, just laughed at Die Hard and Birdcage back to back.....kinda funny.
Unforgiven
Animal House
Rango
There ARE so many.

[stopwastingmymoney]

128. Many of these above

Especially The Princess Bride

And, Pump up the Volume, Dogma, A League of their own

[ArnoldLayne]

130. Rear Window

[Skittles]

131. Spinal Tap

[SMC22307]

132. Trainspotting, About a Boy, Perks of Being a Wallflower,

Lars and the Real Girl, Wonder Boys, and, yes, The Shawshank Redemption.

[GoCubsGo]

133. The Blues Brothers

Slapshot
The Bird Cage
A Princess Bride
Most of Mel Brooks' movies.
The Star Wars trilogy
Star Trek: The Voyage Home
This is Spinal Tap
The Sand Lot
A League of their Own

[RobinA]

136. a Few...

Big Chill
Bridget Jones' Diary
About a Boy
...and Justice For All
Better Off Dead
Cactus Flower
Annie Hall
All the President's Men
Impromptu
When Harry Met Sally
The Big Easy
Back to The Future
Saturday Night Fever
anything with River Phoenix, but especially Running on Empty

[Stuart G]

137. Two Frank Capra films..one dramatic, other...about Arsenic...

...1. Arsenic and Old Lace...really worth enjoying..kind of a dark comedy...but lots of fun..two little old ladies decide to try to help little old men, in a special way...........
and ....Mr. Smith Goes to Washington..a great political film..if you haven't seen it, please watch it. It is idealistic and maybe something hard to believe in...but...lots of things are hard to believe..

............. Yes... we do have an Afro American who is President of the United States???....anything can happen..Mr Smith is wonderful and a outstanding performances by James Stewart, Claude Raines and others....

[Dyedinthewoolliberal]

138. I didn't see

anyone mention 'The Treasure of the Sierra Madre"........... one of my faves along with:
Little Big Man
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (original)
Stagecoach
The Shootist
Casablanca
The Maltese Falcon
Paths of Glory
Apocalypse Now
Matewan
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
The Usual Suspects
The Big Lebowski (still makes me laugh out loud in some scenes)
Godfather II
The Gunfighter
To Kill a Mockingbird

[orleans]

139. mostly romantic comedies

light hearted stuff, nothing heavy handed

something that makes me smile (or laugh)

[jdenver_2624]

140. My list

Die Hard
Terminator 1
Spaceballs
A Christmas Story
Casablanca
and etc.

[Arugula Latte]

141. Amelie