Sorry, @Carnac, your warning is too late for me.Remember Java....no crying in baseball (or basketball).
one of the best movies ever! and Hoffman was insanely good i all his rolls.Little Big Man starring Dustin Hoffman
What movie (s) have you watched over and over?
“Endeavor to persevere.”At the top of my list is Casablanca. I have it on DVD. I’ve seen it start to end at least 15-20 times. I never tire of watching it.
El Dorado - western John Wayne
The Mark of Zorro - 1940 with Tyrone Power
Fort Dobbs - western Clint Walker
The Outlaw Josie Wales - western Clint Eastwood
Ice Station Zebra 1968 Rock Hudson
I have been collecting movies on my VCR and I have over 5000 movies on tape that took 36 years to collect. I have all of Fred Astaire's, all of Errol Flynn's, all of Elvis Presley's all of Tyrone Power's,All 96 Episodes of Remington Steele, from TV. I also have over 200 Uconn women's BB games on tape. And so many more. Above in my last post I meant to say "what I'm watching" GO HUSKIES!!!Singin' in the Rain with Debbie Reynolds, Gene Kelly and Donald O Connor. The BEST feel good movie ever made. Shane with Alan Ladd, the best Western ever made. The Adventures of Robinhood, with Errol Flynn and Basil Rathbone. My all time favorite adventure film. I Love almost all Musicals made. I only watch feel good movies as I want to enjoy what I'm watchind.
Like for The Pelican Brief. Also The Rainmaker, The Firm, and The Client.Pulp Fiction (watched about 40 times after learning about Tarantino's "Easter eggs")
11:14 (watched about 25 times to plot the chronology)
The Pelican Brief (my go-to favorite)
Knight and Day (absolutely perfect romantic-comedy-action movie)
Arlington Road (greatest movie ending ever)
Shane and Red River were my father’s two favorite westerns. He told me he would watch them anytime they were shown on TV. He loved westerns, and passed on that love to me. That’s why I’m familier with most western TV series in the 50s. We only had one TV. During the evenings, it was usually on a horse opera.Singin' in the Rain with Debbie Reynolds, Gene Kelly and Donald O Connor. The BEST feel good movie ever made. Shane with Alan Ladd, the best Western ever made. The Adventures of Robinhood, with Errol Flynn and Basil Rathbone. My all time favorite adventure film. I Love almost all Musicals made. I only watch feel good movies as I want to enjoy what I'm watchind.
We had Iron Eagle....over and over and over. Never watched it since.When I was stationed aboard a submarine, we took over a 100 films on patrol with us. Some of the films were shown constantly it seemed. I remember watching Walking Tall (the original) at least 20 times and Live and Let Die a similar amount of times.
After the Navy, I watched, and will still watch, The Hunt For Red October multiple times.
Singin' in the Rain with Debbie Reynolds, Gene Kelly and Donald O Connor. The BEST feel good movie ever made. Shane with Alan Ladd, the best Western ever made. The Adventures of Robinhood, with Errol Flynn and Basil Rathbone. My all time favorite adventure film. I Love almost all Musicals made. I only watch feel good movies as I want to enjoy what I'm watchind.
Shane and Red River were my father’s two favorite westerns. He told me he would watch them anytime they were shown on TV. He loved westerns, and passed on that love to me. That’s why I’m familier with most western TV series in the 50s. We only had one TV. During the evenings, it was usually on a horse opera.
OMG seeing these lists remind me of other favorites I always watch when I see they're on TV:
When Harry Met Sally (my favorite rom com)
Apollo 13 (I'm a space geek I can't believe I didn't include this on my first list!!!
Revenge of the Nerds ( I love a good underdog who triumphs in the end story)
Top Gun (the flight scenes & the beach volleyball scene )
Bull Durham (best baseball movie ever)
The Music Man is my favorite musical (the Sound of Music is a close 2nd). Robert Preston and Shirley Jones are just fantastic, the music is glorious too.Singin' in the Rain is my favorite movie musical. Funny, I recently watched The Adventures of Robin Hood on TCM (I've seen it many times), and at the time mentioned to my wife that it is probably my favorite adventure movie.