Name movies you never get tired of watching

my newest one is GLEN GARRY GLEN ROSS...

Love that movie....

I want to grow up to be Alec Baldwin in that movie...
 
karapetkov said:
Pretty good movie, great score by John Barry.

Oh, I forgot another one, also scored by him:

Dances With Wolves
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How nice to see that. I thought only composers pick their movies based on who scored them!

Barry is a living legend, and I wonder how can he possibly spend his days without writing, orchestrating or conducting anything. Like myself, it seems that for Barry music was always far more than a career. Maybe I should write to him...
 
The Bourne movies(Identity especially), Gone in 60 Seconds, Apollo 13, Gladiator, U-571, Enemy at the Gates, Saving Private Ryan, Top Gun, Brick, No Country for Old Men(Haven't watched it repeatedly yet but may watch it again soon!), Fight Club..

TOO MANY TO NAME :D
 
Here are my favs. I could watch these anytime, anywhere!

I'm sure that I've missed a few but here goes...

Magnolia
Boogie Nights
Once Upon A Time In America
Godfather I & II
Carlito's Way
Scarface
Salesman (Maysles doc)
Schindler's List
Jaws
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)
Hallowe'en (Carpenter's of course)
Devil's Rejects
The Shining
Goodfellas
Raging Bull
Taxi Driver
The Hours
Ordinary People
Glengarry Glenross
Diner
Reservoir Dogs
Fargo
Barton Fink
No Country For Old Men
Deadman Walking
Monster's Ball
Badlands
Deliverance
Sling Blade
Unforgiven
Braveheart
The Thin Red Line
Das Boot
Platoon
Saving Private Ryan
Dirty Harry
Play Misty For Me
Dial M for Murder
Les Diabolique (original - I love this for its awesome sense of pacing, dread, atmosphere, and a great slow burn)
When a Stranger Calls (ditto)



dmc
 
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Hands down, the shank...

I think Shawshank is one of the only films I could watch and immediately after watch it again.
I love me the shank.
 
dmc said:
Here are my favs. I could watch these anytime, anywhere!

I'm sure that I've missed a few but here goes...

Magnolia
Boogie Nights
Once Upon A Time In America
Godfather I & II
Carlito's Way
Scarface
Salesman (Maysles doc)
Schindler's List
Jaws
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)
Hallowe'en (Carpenter's of course)
Devil's Rejects
The Shining
Goodfellas
Raging Bull
Taxi Driver
The Hours
Ordinary People
Glengarry Glenross
Diner
Reservoir Dogs
Fargo
Barton Fink
No Country For Old Men
Deadman Walking
Monster's Ball
Badlands
Deliverance
Sling Blade
Unforgiven
Braveheart
The Thin Red Line
Das Boot
Platoon
Saving Private Ryan
Dirty Harry
Play Misty For Me
Dial M for Murder
Les Diabolique (original - I love this for its awesome sense of pacing, dread, atmosphere, and a great slow burn)
When a Stranger Calls (ditto)



dmc
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Great list :beer:
 
Here are 9 more - I'm topping it up to an even 50!

Bonnie and Clyde
Se7en
Pulp Fiction
Silence of the Lambs
In Cold Blood
Psycho
The Killing Fields
Hannah and Her Sisters
Grease (I HATE musicals but this one kinda charms me. Corny? Yes. Please forgive me...)



dmc
 
The Fountain
Evil Dead (all three)
Die Hard (1+3)
Mortal Kombat
Casino Royale (New one)
300
Batman Begins
Crank
DOA
Escape From New York + L.A.
Eurotrip
Shaun of the Dead
Hot Fuzz
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Pirates Trilogy
Matrix Trilogy
Requiem for a Dream
Smokin' Aces
Lion King (Best Disney Movie ever)

There are loads more, those are just the ones that caught my eye looking at the movies I own.
 
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Ezekiel667 said:
The Fountain
Evil Dead (all three)
Die Hard (1+3)
Mortal Kombat
Casino Royale (New one)
300
Batman Begins
Crank
DOA
Escape From New York + L.A.
Eurotrip
Shaun of the Dead
Hot Fuzz
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Pirates Trilogy
Matrix Trilogy
Requiem for a Dream
Smokin' Aces
Lion King (Best Disney Movie ever)

There are loads more, those are just the ones that caught my eye looking at the movies I own.
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I wanted to quote this because I had a few similar, like Crank is absolutely awesome, if you want to get energized and motivated, forget Red Bull or 5-hour energy shots or cigarettes, watch Crank!!! That movie pumps me up like drinking a case of Red Bull, hahaha. I love it. Also 300 is totally awesome, I can watch that a lot.

While I wouldn't put Eurotrip there, it's good not great, Roadtrip is a great film I've seen at least a dozen times. I love that movie, I never get tired of watching it, one of the funniest movies ever.

I don't get The Fountain, though, and I majored in philosophy! I just didn't like it. I thought it was boring, even though it was short, and it was just annoying in general. I made the mistake of buying it on Blu-ray without having seen it because a few friends said how great it was. It's the worst movie I have on Blu-ray unfortunately.
 
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