Name movies you never get tired of watching

The Godfather
Star Wars
Jaws
John Carpenter's The Thing
The Big Lebowski
Once Upon a Time in the West
 
The Professional, Fifth Element, The Departed, Bladerunner.

All DP stroke films i know......
 
Army of darkness
castle of cagliostro (anime)
Ell Mariachi
Commando(and all its cheezy goodness)

thats all that comes to mind at the moment.
 
Shaun of the dead
Human Traffic
Superbad (Sorry;)
Across the Universe
Goodfellas
The Departed
The Big Lebowski
Moulin Rouge
 
Shaun of the dead
Ferris Bueller's day off
The Breakfest club
Wild Orchid (Mickey Rourke-1980's-nuff said. I love this movie)
Aliens
The Thing
Dawn of the Dead 2006
The Fifth Element
Christmas Story (I must watch this 3 times during the holidays-drives my wife nuts)
Christmas Vacation
Miami Vice (2007)
Bad Boys 2
Transformers
 
Network
Manhattan
The Graduate
Punch Drunk Love
Magnolia
Royal Tenenbaums
Anything by the Coens.
Preston Sturges' first 8 movies
 
Good Will Hunting.

Bourne Movies

Forrest Gump.

Saturday Night Fever

Pulp Fiction

Dumb and Dumber

The Departed

Life Aquatic

Kill Bill 1-2

Back to the future

Shaun of the Dead

Rounders

Ferris Bueller

Those are just off the top of my head there are so many that when i see them on i will watch them but cant think of anymore right now.
 
There are many, but for some reason I'm drawing a blank, except for one, which always pops into my mind first when this subject is brought up:

The Big Lebowski!
 
anything Paul Thomas Anderson.
anything written by Shane Black.
almost anything with Paul Newman.
almost anything shot by Roger Deakins.
word.
 
I've got quite a few but here are some that quickly come to mind:
"Christmas Vacation" - good for a few watchings every holiday season
"Independence Day" - not exactly plausible but fun with a cast I like
"Jaws" - the first one. A Spielberg classic with several enjoyable performances
"Spiderman" - all three. A fun movie to share with my daughters
"Rocky" - classic underdog story and a rousing soundtrack
I would also say the orig. Star Wars trilogy but the series loses more lustre with every new addition, animated or otherwise.
 
Gross Pointe Blank
Groundhog Day
Any of the Indiana Jones trilogy
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
My Fair Lady
Holiday
Grease
True Romance
When Harry Met Sally
It Happened One Night

These, and others, are literally playing on a weekly rotation in my dvd player. It's a good morning when I can have a cuppa coffee, play with the dog in the back and listen to Billy Crystal talk about the awkwardness of the 'white-man's overbite. :D
 
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