Movies you watch again and again?

[dealgrabber2002]

Oh, I forgot
blackhawk down
pitch black
Up (from Disney)

 

[whill44]

A lot of the titles listed above (watched more than three times) but some of my all time favorites are.
Bite the Bullet
Sneakers
The Cutting Edge
Kingdom of Heaven (I can watch this anytime)

 

[Monocrom]

"Exposure" (1991)
The most realistic knife-fighting movie ever made. (Though not entirely saying much based on comparison.)

"Resident Evil" (2002)
Still the best out of all of them.

"The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" (1966)
Just an absolute classic.

"Dawn of the Dead" (2004 version)
Just can't get enough of it for some odd reason.

"Westworld" (1973)
Honestly, of all the films that would do fantastically well as a remake in the age of one disgusting, bloated, remake after another.... We're still going to have to wait for this one. (Though rumors floated around of a remake being released this year. So far, nope!)

Edit:

Pretty much every Bond film ever made.

 

[whill44]

"Exposure" (1991)
The most realistic knife-fighting movie ever made. (Though not entirely saying much based on comparison.)

I liked. The Hunted (2003)

 

[Chauncey Gardiner]

Ferris Bueller. When he's singing in the parade. :twothumbs I've never grown tired of that scene.

~ Chance

If you could be anyone for a day......

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RaIjYvIayj0

 

[orbital]

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Raiders of the Lost Ark is a third of a century old

.. bet I'v seen it a half dozen times


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early Underworld stuff keeps my attention w/ Selene
various other classic sci-fi stuff

add: croms mention of Westworld is a big 10-4

 

[Chauncey Gardiner]

"Exposure" (1991)
The most realistic knife-fighting movie ever made. (Though not entirely saying much based on comparison.)

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Raiders of the Lost Arc is a third of a century old

I like when that guy brings his knife to the gunfight.

~ Chance

 

[blackbalsam]

Slingblade and Deliverance

 

[Zeruel]

Shawshank Redemption
Lord of War
Gattaca
V for Vendetta
Kill Bill 1 & 2
Django Unchained
Inglorious Basterds
Avatar
Aliens
Star Wars series
Saving Private Ryan
Blackhawk Down
Terminator 1 & 2
Wall-E
Ratatouille
The Pianist
Schindler's List
Gladiator
World War Z

I'm sure there are more....

 

[dealgrabber2002]

Hitman

 

[markr6]

So many good ones! I'm sure to miss half of them but here goes:

Casino
Die Hard
Pulp Fiction
The Abyss
Bullitt
Rocky 1-4
Predator
Dumb & Dumber
Goodfellas
The Hunt for Red October
Heat

 

[DAN92]

- Heat (1995 with Robert De Niro and Al Pacino)
- Collateral (2004 with Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx)
- Oblivion (2013 with Tom Cruise)

 

[Ruislip]

She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
Shawshank Redemption
Dances With Wolves
Oxbow Incident

 

[Monocrom]

I like when that guy brings his knife to the gunfight.

~ Chance

.... I love guys who say that. Oops! Looks like someone got stabbed before he could clear his gun from the holster. Hey, how'd that happen?

 

[Monocrom]

I liked. The Hunted (2003)

No offense but the Tom Brown Tracker used in the film came out a decade earlier and was Mr. Brown's solution to an all purpose wilderness survival knife that could do several different cutting tasks. With knife fighting not being even remotely on that list of functions. But sadly leave it to Hollywood to ignore that.

 

[whill44]

No offense but the Tom Brown Tracker used in the film came out a decade earlier and was Mr. Brown's solution to an all purpose wilderness survival knife that could do several different cutting tasks. With knife fighting not being even remotely on that list of functions. But sadly leave it to Hollywood to ignore that.

I agree they chose it for it's looks. To me it was not so much the type of knife used. but the style of fighting that was done. Of course in a real knife fight, of even near equals, most likely no one gets out alive.

 

[Chauncey Gardiner]

.... I love guys who say that.

Not this guy! :tsk:

Oops! Looks like someone got stabbed before he could clear his gun from the holster. Hey, how'd that happen?

Action got a head-start. Reaction forgot, "There ain't no rules in a knife fight."

~ Chance

 

[Bigblue]

Another vote for Shawshank. Best movie all time imo.

 

[PhotonWrangler]

Another vote for Blues Brothers and Ferris Bueller. Also Forrest Gump. Every time I watch it I pick up another nuance that I missed the previous time.
Also:
City Slickers 1 & 2
Back to the Future
Airplane

 

[dealgrabber2002]

Predator I