Films you can watch until the cows come home !

[whiteswan]

My old favourite since I was a 10yo kid

The hills are alive with.......

The Sound Of Music

Mine too
Also silence of the Lambs

[gessa]

I'm the same, Very rarely watch a film more than once.
However, I have young grand children and now I do get to watch films and TV shows over and over again.

Know what you mean Bob, my little girl discovered Momma Mia a couple of months ago, Oh dear!!!!!!

[Gandalf]

I went to see The Great Escape 6 times at the cinema when I was a nipper. Can still watch it with enjoyment now.

[1964white]

Misery

Somewhere In Time

[1964white]

I went to see The Great Escape 6 times at the cinema when I was a nipper. Can still watch it with enjoyment now.

Me too

Probably at the same cinema in Leeds at the same time

[John in Louisiana]

Anything with Alec Guinness in it. The Ladykillers and Kind Hearts and Coronets among the comedies and Bridge on the River Kwai and any of the George Smiley stuff (not properly a movie, I know) among the dramatic roles.

Duck Soup by the Marx Brothers, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and Dr. Strangelove are still, for me, the funniest movies ever made.

I also watch The Godfather and Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince far more often than I care to admit.

[billie1]

Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid

I absolutely love that film . So did my Dad . And he was a pretty good judge .

[1964white]

I absolutely love that film . So did my Dad . And he was a pretty good judge .

A cracking cast & film Billie

[Gandalf]

Me too

Probably at the same cinema in Leeds at the same time

I doubt that you wandered over to the Crescent on Dewsbury Road (now a world famous knocking shop ). You probably went to the Lounge or Cottage Road or Hyde Park.

[beer belly bert]

the thirty nine steps (1959 version with Kenneth More playing Richard Hannay )

[1964white]

I doubt that you wandered over to the Crescent on Dewsbury Road (now a world famous knocking shop ). You probably went to the Lounge or Cottage Road or Hyde Park.

The Odeon in The Headrow/Briggate, probably shut now

The Lyceum cinema in Cardigan Road was the closest to us. Remember seeing the Beatles film 'A Hard Days Night' there

[Norm]

Star Wars original (Episode IV)
Godfather 1
Shawshank
As Good as it gets
Hobson's Choice (1954)
Hopscotch
The Martian
The Green Mile
Star Trek IV
Saving Private Ryan
War of the Worlds (1953)
The Fourth Protocol

[gotagetz]

East is East
The Italian job

[billie1]

Lots of my favourites have already been mentioned but here are a few more off the top of my head

All the Presidents Men
Arlington Road
Almost Famous ( wonderful soundtrack )
Collateral
Downfall
Dial M For Murder
The Fountain ( still trying to work this one out )
From Dusk till Dawn
Gran Torino
Heat
Sleepers
The Commitments
Singing in the Rain
White Christmas

[rich_leeds64]

Fistful of dollars /for a few dollars more
Two way stretch ( loved the Ealing comedy's)
Steptoe and son
Steptoe and son ride again
Italian job
Monty Pythons meaning of life

[Gurj]

Yes I'll go along with the Shawshank..

and raise you 1 the green mile.....

Great taste in movies Hector. Two legendary films

[Gurj]

Few others for me

The Great Escape
The Italian Job
Ben Hur
Braveheart
Gladiator
Escape to Victory ( I know its awful in comparison to the others but being football related, I still love watching it lol )

[beer belly bert]

That Riviera Touch = Morcambe & Wise

[abundegas]

I wouldn't rate them as great films, or even among my favourites, but the two films I've ended up watching countless times are A Few Good Men, and Die Hard.

Favourites (those that made most impact when I first watched them) include Trainspotting and The Dark Knight.

[NorfolkWhite]

Funny how some people love a few films I'd rather gouge my eyes out than watch

But off the top of my head some of my faves:
Snatch
Kill Bill (Vol 2)
Pulp Fiction
The Godfather (like 'em all actually)
Fifth Element
Rocky - guilty pleasure!

Just done a decent long haul flight and can recommend the following for up to date'ish viewing:

Hell or Highwater - absolute belter
Arrival - nicely worked
Hands of Stone - great for fight fans

Also watched Hacksaw Ridge which isn't a great movie but is an amazing true story and worth a watch for that alone.