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Topic: what film could you watch over and over
joethebricky Joined Sat 08/04/12 Posts: 12740	Thu 10/06/16 03:47 AM
King kong

murphysstrings Joined Tue 05/24/16 Posts: 88	Mon 10/24/16 03:58 AM
Pygmalion

scepticalsoulmate Joined Wed 08/24/16 Posts: 9737	Mon 10/24/16 05:29 AM
the notebook

XOCET367 Joined Mon 10/17/16 Posts: 17	Tue 10/25/16 11:30 AM
The first three Bourne movies The Avengers Babylon (old UK reggae movie)

inni_dreamz Joined Sun 06/22/14 Posts: 595	Tue 10/25/16 12:37 PM
There hasn't been a movie like that in awhile... but a few I have watched so many times, I am not sure I could watch them again anytime soon... The Shawshank Redemption Gladiator Everafter Interview with a Vampire The Bourne Series Independence Day Twilight

NikkiCat Joined Wed 08/26/15 Posts: 5	Sun 10/30/16 05:45 AM
Fahrenheit 451, Alien, 5th Element and Wizard of Oz.

Unknow Joined Sun 06/22/14 Posts: 47	Sat 11/12/16 02:55 AM Edited by Unknow on Sat 11/12/16 02:56 AM
Coast to Coast Amazing (made for BBC tv) movie, hard to get hold of as it was only ever shown on tv once or twice when it was made in 1987. It wont ever be released commercially as when it was made, the film makers only thought it was a one off showing, made for tv movie, so didnt pay out the extra money for the music rights for a commercial release and took the cheaper option. So for copyright reasons we wont ever get to see a cinema or dvd release, its unknown if the BBC still have their broadcast copy as it has not been repeated in almost 30 years! The only way to watch this movie at the moment is via youtube as someone has uploaded a tv recorded copy on there. Its not perfect as it was taken from an old betamax tape, but its very watchable and a very good movie. Amazing soundtrack. Stars lenny henry and john shea and oscar nominated pete postlethwaite (jurassic park, inception etc) Good info about it on its wiki page, and i think theres an imdb page aswell if any one is interested! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coast_to_Coast_(1987_film)

LewisW123 Joined Tue 06/30/09 Posts: 2403	Sat 11/12/16 03:02 AM
The Big Lebowski

smallfry909 Joined Sat 11/12/16 Posts: 39	Sat 11/12/16 04:20 AM
a light between oceans

Unknow Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 64077	Sat 11/12/16 08:55 PM
Breakfast At Tiffany's The King and I Seven Brides For Seven Brothers

Two Joined Thu 06/02/16 Posts: 13917	Sun 11/13/16 12:14 AM
A Knights Tale So funny to watch.

Alon44 Joined Sat 11/12/16 Posts: 1	Sun 11/13/16 12:35 AM
Anne of Green Gables... but I can never find it I have watched that movie plenty of times as a child.

Snoman1951 Joined Tue 04/01/08 Posts: 5731	Sun 11/13/16 02:32 AM
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Two Joined Thu 06/02/16 Posts: 13917	Sun 11/13/16 08:20 PM
Any Bond movie...

Integrityis1st Joined Sun 07/24/16 Posts: 9956	Sun 11/13/16 08:43 PM
Meet the parents

Godsfriend10 Joined Sat 06/13/15 Posts: 679	Sun 11/20/16 02:15 PM
Troy. Wow....mighty Achilles vs Hector showdown my best moment. I watch it often. I love the great sequencing... Great conversation too. Great historical accuracy. Great scripting,directing .

catinidaho Joined Fri 10/24/14 Posts: 10858	Sun 11/20/16 06:58 PM
Wow, somebody actually mentioned "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World". I've watched that movie many times. I'll watch "Dog Day Afternoon". "Smokey and the Bandit".

Dodo_David Joined Fri 08/13/10 Posts: 48948	Mon 11/21/16 04:40 AM


carefulwisher Joined Fri 06/05/15 Posts: 80	Mon 11/21/16 03:50 PM Edited by carefulwisher on Mon 11/21/16 03:58 PM
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World Manhattan, and most Woody Allen comedies Patton Pretty much any movie Robert Redford or Clint Eastwood ever directed or starred in Bullitt Pretty much anything Humphrey Bogart was ever in Pretty much anything Alfred Hitchcock or Robert Altman ever directed Grand Budapest Hotel and yes It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World

Ruth34611 Joined Sat 08/02/08 Posts: 32402	Mon 11/21/16 05:28 PM
Burn After Reading