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Of all the Spiderman movies, it's the most "mature". So little of that "golly gee I'm new" BS that plagues the other ones ...And they even make a running joke of the whole "how we got here" thing.
And that's without factoring in the absolute artistry of the animation.
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This movie is one of the few where if I scroll over it on Netflix, I will always watch the little clip of it that auto-plays. Love love love this movie!
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Respectful disagree. I’ve probably seen the remake at least 10 times, and I liked it quite a bit better. However, I will say that the car chase in the original is spectacular.
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I'm a passionate learner and sharer. I always try to give back to the developer community. I create mobile and Web applications by day. Not Batman by night, in case you wondered :)
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Oh, Ben. I watched this movie on VHS every day after school for years, and two times or more on the weekend. The soundtrack was taken off Spotify, and on the way home from rehearsal this week, I discovered it's been put back up. I've been listening to it nonstop this week.
I don't rewatch it now as much, but I don't know when anything recent will surpass my childhood obsession with it.
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Ugh. I want to just go back now after Endgame and rewatch every MCU movie in chronological order. Problem is, I have so little time to do that and there are so many hahaha.
KungFu Hustle. No matter how many times I've watched it, it's always still funny. But only if you're into cheap slapstick jokes.
Also Christoper Nolan's Batman series. The dark heroic vibe of Batman and the enemies in those movies somehow just sticks, they don't go away after many viewings.
Scott Pilgrim is based on the Plumtree song entitled "Scott Pilgrim". Plumtree is an indie rock band from my hometown of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
And not just any indie rock band from Halifax, Nova Scotia, they were my sister's friends! My sister was even their "manager" or something. (Nothing official, just helped out early on, and I might be misremembering)
Anyway, I have never even seen the movie but I very much remember Plumtree as my sister's friends' band.
I'm a fan of Open Source and have a growing interest in serverless and edge computing. I'm not a big fan of spiders, but they're doing good work eating bugs. I also stream on Twitch.
Lately, I'd have to say Thor Ragnarok (probably one of the best entrances ever of a super hero and just a hilarious and great action movie), The Lonely Island's Bash Brothers and Kung Fury.
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I'm a friendly, non-dev, cisgender guy from NC who enjoys playing music/making noise, hiking, eating veggies, and hanging out with my best friend/wife + our 3 kitties + 1 greyhound.
Currently rewatching The Hobbit right now. But hmmm... 🤔
As a kid, I watched Hook loads. Robin Williams is awesome and totally re-watchable.
In high school, I definitely used to watch Sleepy Hollow, the Tim Burton version, loads... had that one on DVD and it always stuck with me.
I don't replay movies as much now but was rewatching lots of Atlanta recently until the new Stranger Things season came out! And The Office is like comfort food for re-watching. I know it all so well, but it's still so great.
Shawshank redemption
Forest Gump
Blues Brothers
Iron Man
Fifth Element
Goodfellas
Pulp fiction
Iron Giant
Akira
Despicable me
Toy Story 1,2,3 (4 is utter rubbish, don't watch it!)
The original 3 Star Wars
Star Trek 2: the wrath of khan
Star Trek: First contact
Big hero 6
Lego movie
Matilda
Not exhaustive but what I can think of off the top of my head
I graduated in 1990 in Electrical Engineering and since then I have been in university, doing research in the field of DSP. To me programming is more a tool than a job.
Smetto Quando Voglio (I can quit whenever I want), an Italian movie trilogy about a group of researchers who reinvent themselves as drug dealers. The secondary title was "Meglio ricercati che ricercatori" that means "Better to be wanted (in a bounty sense) than researchers," but in English the world play is lost...
It was not born as a trilogy. The first movie is from 2014 and it was thought as a stand-alone movie. Then, because of the huge success, they shoot other two movies: "Masterclass" and "Ad Honorem"
Also Io c'è, another comedy Italian movie, this time about a bed-and-breakfast owner that invents a new religion for not paying taxes. Too late he will discover that he created a monster... Very funny and subtle too...
it's hard as I have a few that I can rewatch any time and still enjoying my time ... Depending on the mood: Matrix, Jurassic Park and Back To The Future 3 (yeah, I know it's not the most liked one in the trilogy).
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"just visiting" is fun. my wife and i like to watch that every now and then.
but every december, it's not Christmas without watching "elf". every year. :)
also, we watch all the harry potter movies at the end of the year, but since our son popped out, it's been difficult to get all the movies in over november/december.
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Jack of all trades! Been coding since 14, drop it for administrative task (I was so wrong) now taking the keyboard again learning new stuff and writing new l
Jurassic Park and Twister are always in the lead for number of times watched, thanks to my obsession as a youngster, but more recently I've found myself re-watching:
Hacksaw Ridge
About Time
Forest Gump
50 First Dates
Avatar
Shawshank Redemption
Flight of the Navigator
Once
Like Water for Chocolate
Ever After
Most of the MCU movies I'd rewatch, wit Ragnarok and Endgame at the top.
I don't watch movies like most people watch movies, and I'm sure many of you are the same. I'm in awe of the process and the details, from the most technical aspects to plain good acting, like Tom Hanks being able to pull off all that solo work in Castaway.
I've watched Pacific Rim a buncha times. It's nice because it requires no emotional investment at all. Almost no romance, almost no drama, just big ol' giant robots fighting monster aliens in slow motion for two hours. You don't even have to watch the whole thing, just tune out whenever you've had enough.
I was raised with this film. I've seen it hundreds of times. It's hilarious.
A new pastor takes the helm at a church only to find his new town in the clutches of organized crime - gambling. Losing his churches emergency fund on a horse race, he enlists the help of the women in his congregation to find the crime bosses and take them down.
War/Period/Drama - Master and Commander. Comedy - My Cousin Vinny. War - Blackhawk Down. Wes Anderson - Grand Budapest Hotel Yes, he deserves his own category. Crime - Fracture, but it's pretty hard to choose.
I've been a professional C, Perl, PHP and Python developer.
I'm an ex-sysadmin from the late 20th century.
These days I do more Javascript and CSS and whatnot, and promote UX and accessibility.
Thinking about it, I'm pretty sure I watched Joe Dirt at least once a night for six months or so, due to it being stuck as the first thing in the queue on an original XBMC and me and my housemates being extremely reluctant to get up and find the remote.
I'm a Systems Reliability and DevOps engineer for Netdata Inc. When not working, I enjoy studying linguistics and history, playing video games, and cooking all kinds of international cuisine.
Going to be one out of left field for most people here, but:
Hogfather
It's a movie based on the novel by the same name by the late British satire author Sir Terry Pratchett. I always liked the story to begin with, and I love how well it was made into a movie (much better than the other two books of his that were made into movies: 'Going Postal' and 'The Color of Magic').
Other's near the top of the list for me:
Pom Poko.
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind.
BLAME!.
The Princess Bride.
The live action version of 'The Grinch'.
The Lord of the Rings (but not the Hobbit, I really didn't like it all that much as a movie).
If we go really far back in time, then The Big Sleep from 1946, or maybe The Four Feathers from 1939. More recent films: Croupier and Inside Man, both with Clive Owen.
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My name is Tiago Marques and I am curious. I try to learn more about everything, and seek solutions to the problems around me.
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At my 30s I found out that there was a developer inside a Political Science Graduated.
I've been COO an CMO for 4 years but I decided to persue my dream and become a Front-end developer:)
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Certificate of Higher Education for Web Applications Development & Degree in Political Science
Spider-verse, any star wars episode, any LoTR, any Harry Potter movie and not proud to share but the awful The Sorcerer's Apprentice idk why i just like it.
UI/UX Developer working within a range from emails, design and development. Dabbles with Wordpress. Working on React and related technologies at the moment.
Oh so many good options. My top favorites, in no particular order. Kingdom of Heaven, King Arthur, Gladiator, Deadpool, and TRON: Legacy. I've a bunch saved on my tivo and watch them all the time.
Weirdly enough, Interstellar or Ready Player One. I've watched both of them twice, yet I don't feel exhausted at the thought of watching them again (That's my personal measure of rewatchability)
I am a self-taught software engineer with a passion for learning. I love to think about both programming and design, both in how to architect good code and how to create good experiences for users.
I'll also always enjoy Mr. Robot, The Office (or the german adaptation Stromberg), Silicon Valley or The IT Crowd on a rewatch, but these are not movies. 😅
dev/IoT advocate.
my neurotransmitters enjoy: foodie, penguins, and esoterica (the arts, oddities, antiques).
my demons have funny names: AuDHD/MDD/GAD/cPTSD
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All things software & product, honestly - FrontEnd, BackEnd, DevOps, ML - as long as we're solving massive problems.
My code is used by millions of users globally - Potatoes make me happy
I've been a professional C, Perl, PHP and Python developer.
I'm an ex-sysadmin from the late 20th century.
These days I do more Javascript and CSS and whatnot, and promote UX and accessibility.
I've been a professional C, Perl, PHP and Python developer.
I'm an ex-sysadmin from the late 20th century.
These days I do more Javascript and CSS and whatnot, and promote UX and accessibility.
I think Tron. There are so many cool things in the movie, and the story isn't one that gets boring when you know it by heart. It is not a great movie, but it's just a lot of fun to watch.
I lead a team of talented developers who create and maintain web applications that enhance the online privacy and security of millions of users.
Punctuality ninja, delivery addict, bibliophile.
At the moment it's The Greatest Showman! 7-8 times now since it was released (saw it twice at the cinema). Got to see Hugh Jackman and Keala Settle live too during his tour!
I will never get tired of watching Pulp Fiction! It might be a weird choice of a movie but aside from the fact that it's a classic, I just really love its screenplay and flow.
I consider myself as an enthusiast in learning new things everyday, about our history and future as well as the present. My interests: Ancient History, Comparative Religion, Science and Tech, C++
I'm the most unre-watchable person, never watch the movie twice.
But if something comes to mind is Back to the Future. I watched it many times when I was a child.
And if it counts - Friends show :)
Right now, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse. Just finished my fourth/fifth watch 😅
Of all time? That's much harder for me to choose... Kung Fu Hustle is definitely very easy to rewatch. Highly recommend if you haven't watched it.
Same! I've seen Spider-verse thrice now since the first time a few weeks ago!
I still tear up at the final Peter Parker/ Miles Morales moment 😭
Of all the Spiderman movies, it's the most "mature". So little of that "golly gee I'm new" BS that plagues the other ones ...And they even make a running joke of the whole "how we got here" thing.
And that's without factoring in the absolute artistry of the animation.
SAME! Me and the GF can't get enough of it!!
Twice in the theatres, once, so far, since it came to NetFlix. Also bought it on BD, but have yet to crack the wrapper on it.
This movie is one of the few where if I scroll over it on Netflix, I will always watch the little clip of it that auto-plays. Love love love this movie!
I know that feeling
Just rewatched Kung Fu Hustle! Shaolin Soccer is pretty good too
Italian Job! Love me a good heist movie!
Heist movies are amazingly re-watchable. Ocean’s 11 all day.
If you haven't... watch The Inside Man.
Oh man that’s another one of my all time favorites. I will watch basically any Denzel movie without getting tired of them.
Heh. I'm that way, but with Clive Owen.
I know what I'm watching tonight :D
I actually think Fury Road (and Mad Max II) is a better heist/chase movie (though definitely less whimsical).
Original only, not the dodgy remake
Respectful disagree. I’ve probably seen the remake at least 10 times, and I liked it quite a bit better. However, I will say that the car chase in the original is spectacular.
Office space whenever my work annoys me.
Such a great movie!
PC Load Letter? What the f**k does that even mean?
It's such a good movie to wind down from work, as it presents you a more relaxed work place. Kind of :)
Yes!
I think still has to be the original Blade Runner (Director's cut).
Every time I watch it I'm in awe at how it really makes you feel like it's a glimpse into a World rather than just a story that comes and goes.
Yup. One of the ones on my top-5.
Jurassic Park comes to mind for me. I swear it never gets old.
Iron Man, the first MCU movie, is also incredibly re-watchable. Especially after Endgame made so many callbacks to it towards the end.
Oh, Ben. I watched this movie on VHS every day after school for years, and two times or more on the weekend. The soundtrack was taken off Spotify, and on the way home from rehearsal this week, I discovered it's been put back up. I've been listening to it nonstop this week.
I don't rewatch it now as much, but I don't know when anything recent will surpass my childhood obsession with it.
❤️Endgame
Ugh. I want to just go back now after Endgame and rewatch every MCU movie in chronological order. Problem is, I have so little time to do that and there are so many hahaha.
I love Jurassic Park. I listen to the theme music on youtube when I work.
Iron Man (1) is still my fav MCU movie
KungFu Hustle. No matter how many times I've watched it, it's always still funny. But only if you're into cheap slapstick jokes.
Also Christoper Nolan's Batman series. The dark heroic vibe of Batman and the enemies in those movies somehow just sticks, they don't go away after many viewings.
Wedding Crashers!
Ip Man
Martial art fan here
Either Scott Pilgrim vs the World or Hackers. Both are masterpieces.
Here's some trivia for you:
Scott Pilgrim is based on the Plumtree song entitled "Scott Pilgrim". Plumtree is an indie rock band from my hometown of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
And not just any indie rock band from Halifax, Nova Scotia, they were my sister's friends! My sister was even their "manager" or something. (Nothing official, just helped out early on, and I might be misremembering)
Anyway, I have never even seen the movie but I very much remember Plumtree as my sister's friends' band.
Whoa! That is super cool! You should check out the movie - it's really good!
The graphic novel series is pretty great too.
"You've Got Mail"
It's not about romance, it's about communication. I watch it several times a year.
Kind of makes me want to re-watch it. Never would have occurred to me.
It's even better if you've read Pride and Prejudice (or watched the version with Colin Firth). There are a number of parallels.
Lately, I'd have to say Thor Ragnarok (probably one of the best entrances ever of a super hero and just a hilarious and great action movie), The Lonely Island's Bash Brothers and Kung Fury.
Ragnarok is, perhaps, the best of the mainline Avengers movies. Really hoping Taika's second crack at Thor is even better.
Ragnarok is definitely the funniest movie in the MCU.
Kung fury is a masterpiece!
This is easy: Back To The Future
v for vendetta and pirate of caribbean
Currently rewatching The Hobbit right now. But hmmm... 🤔
As a kid, I watched Hook loads. Robin Williams is awesome and totally re-watchable.
In high school, I definitely used to watch Sleepy Hollow, the Tim Burton version, loads... had that one on DVD and it always stuck with me.
I don't replay movies as much now but was rewatching lots of Atlanta recently until the new Stranger Things season came out! And The Office is like comfort food for re-watching. I know it all so well, but it's still so great.
Forest Gump. I have watched it so many times. One of the best movies I have ever seen.
The Godfather
Anything Tim Burton. My favorites:
Also, anything Christopher Nolan. My favorites here:
I have loads:
Shawshank redemption
Forest Gump
Blues Brothers
Iron Man
Fifth Element
Goodfellas
Pulp fiction
Iron Giant
Akira
Despicable me
Toy Story 1,2,3 (4 is utter rubbish, don't watch it!)
The original 3 Star Wars
Star Trek 2: the wrath of khan
Star Trek: First contact
Big hero 6
Lego movie
Matilda
Not exhaustive but what I can think of off the top of my head
Smetto Quando Voglio (I can quit whenever I want), an Italian movie trilogy about a group of researchers who reinvent themselves as drug dealers. The secondary title was "Meglio ricercati che ricercatori" that means "Better to be wanted (in a bounty sense) than researchers," but in English the world play is lost...
It was not born as a trilogy. The first movie is from 2014 and it was thought as a stand-alone movie. Then, because of the huge success, they shoot other two movies: "Masterclass" and "Ad Honorem"
imdb.com/title/tt3438354/?ref_=nv_...
Also Io c'è, another comedy Italian movie, this time about a bed-and-breakfast owner that invents a new religion for not paying taxes. Too late he will discover that he created a monster... Very funny and subtle too...
imdb.com/title/tt7648416/?ref_=fn_...
BTW, the main character in both movies is played by Edoardo Di Leo
it's hard as I have a few that I can rewatch any time and still enjoying my time ... Depending on the mood: Matrix, Jurassic Park and Back To The Future 3 (yeah, I know it's not the most liked one in the trilogy).
Goonies.
100% every day could watch most, of not all of, the Goonies.
As a child who grew up in the 80s that movie is woven into the fabric of my upbringing.
(Fun fact: I've been to the Goonie house in Astoria OR 😁)
"just visiting" is fun. my wife and i like to watch that every now and then.
but every december, it's not Christmas without watching "elf". every year. :)
also, we watch all the harry potter movies at the end of the year, but since our son popped out, it's been difficult to get all the movies in over november/december.
Elf for christmas every year is tradition at our house too. And white Christmas.
Michael Bay's The rock, with Sir Sean Connery and Nicolas Cage.
I have never known why, but it's the kind of movie that helps me doing a mental reboot
Edit: I forgot to say Die Hard 1 and 2 (the others are awful).
Jurassic Park and Twister are always in the lead for number of times watched, thanks to my obsession as a youngster, but more recently I've found myself re-watching:
I don't watch movies like most people watch movies, and I'm sure many of you are the same. I'm in awe of the process and the details, from the most technical aspects to plain good acting, like Tom Hanks being able to pull off all that solo work in Castaway.
Terminator 2: Judgement Day, cause he will probably keep coming back, forever.
For me it's La La Land
Apollo 13. 🌕
If this is on, I can sit down and boom, it's the end of the movie before I even know it. Completely rewatchable at any time.
I've watched Pacific Rim a buncha times. It's nice because it requires no emotional investment at all. Almost no romance, almost no drama, just big ol' giant robots fighting monster aliens in slow motion for two hours. You don't even have to watch the whole thing, just tune out whenever you've had enough.
I was raised with this film. I've seen it hundreds of times. It's hilarious.
A new pastor takes the helm at a church only to find his new town in the clutches of organized crime - gambling. Losing his churches emergency fund on a horse race, he enlists the help of the women in his congregation to find the crime bosses and take them down.
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War/Period/Drama - Master and Commander.
Comedy - My Cousin Vinny.
War - Blackhawk Down.
Wes Anderson - Grand Budapest Hotel Yes, he deserves his own category.
Crime - Fracture, but it's pretty hard to choose.
Thinking about it, I'm pretty sure I watched Joe Dirt at least once a night for six months or so, due to it being stuck as the first thing in the queue on an original XBMC and me and my housemates being extremely reluctant to get up and find the remote.
From recent times: Thor: Ragnarok and Spider-Man: Into the Spider Verse as well.
Otherwise I never skip Goodfellas or Leon the Professional.
Edit: Also, I shouldn't mention Thor: Ragnarok without mentioning "What we do in the shadows". I literally cry of laughter every single time.
Mmm...tough one.
Blade Runner, I think.
Captain America : Civil War. Close second is Skyfall.
I loved Civil War and Winter Soldier, both some of my favorite super hero movies.
Pitch Perfect. It's just one of those things I can watch no matter what mood I'm in.
Also ... almost any Disney Princess movie, with Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, and Frozen being my favorites.
I have a few that I've watched more times than I care to admit...
Going to be one out of left field for most people here, but:
Hogfather
It's a movie based on the novel by the same name by the late British satire author Sir Terry Pratchett. I always liked the story to begin with, and I love how well it was made into a movie (much better than the other two books of his that were made into movies: 'Going Postal' and 'The Color of Magic').
Other's near the top of the list for me:
Currently I just want to watch Into the Spider-verse on repeat.
Other contenders are:
I don't watch a lot of movies, but I will watch the same movie over and over again 😅
From my list one can tell I like heist movies, so name any good ones not on the list.
So many more that are worth to mention but then the list becomes endless.
The original Dune!!! As a fan of the books I wasn't even bothered by the MAJOR changes...
Spirited Away by far
Besides The Big Lebowski ?
We're the millers 😬
Probably Pulp Fiction and Big Lebowski.
Fight Club
The Bladerunner and Gattaka my favorites
Tron: Legacy (got me into the whole idea of choosing programming as a career)
The Lord of the Rings because those movies are incredible
The lack of Star Wars in this thread is disturbing...
The Big Lebowski. There's no limit on how many times you can watch that movie. Every scene is gold.
starship troopers!! would you like to know more ;)
Fight Club & Donnie Darko!
Braveheart
Lord of the Rings
Zombieland
The Matrix
Ace Ventura
Office Space
The Princess Bride
The Breakfast Club
Too many! I'm sure there are more I can't think of right now. 😁
Definitely The Matrix, Predestination and Casino.
Waking Life by Richard Linklater. Love the animation.
or Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou by Wes Anderson. Love Bill Murray.
If we go really far back in time, then The Big Sleep from 1946, or maybe The Four Feathers from 1939. More recent films: Croupier and Inside Man, both with Clive Owen.
The Social Network.
Léon. Luc Besson, Jean Reno and Natalie Portman.
The Godfather and Pulp Fiction.
Guilty pleasures:
Favorite of all time:
Mystic Pizza!
Some of these I simply won't admit to. But right now? Definitely Thor Ragnarok.
Alita: Battle Angel is my current favorite.
Stranger than Fiction
Wonder Boys. I can never get enough of it even though I know every word.
Relatedly, The Mighty Ducks trilogy. I own it on DVD and it's among my most prized possessions :D
oh gosh, and also - I promise this will be the most obscure response on this thread:
A Very Brady Christmas.
First two Fast and Furious, probably whatched them over 10 times each!
Beauty and the Beast - the animated film. I've always loved watching it since I first saw it as a kid.
Probably The Grinch...the live action one. That movie is so hilarious to me and I quote it at least weekly, if not daily.
What dreams may come and Inception. I could keep watching them forever!
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
I still rewatch the silicon valley and mr.robot shows over the weekends.
Probably Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse, Avengers : Endgame from Hollywood and 3 idiots , M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story from Bollywood.
I think I've seen the Matrix at least every 6 months since 1999
Chernobyl, not a movie though but I literally watched it for like 5 times 😬
The Quiet Man
Arsenic and Old Lace
Any of the first 3 Harry Potter Movies
What Dreams May Come.
Recently I watched "Raiders of the Lost Ark" seventh times and this movie is my most re-watched movie of all times.
back to the future && shawshank redemption
V for Vendetta
Nina
Crazy rich asians
Night at the musuem
Captain Marvel
Evangelion
Beasts of no nation.
I could go on
Spider-verse, any star wars episode, any LoTR, any Harry Potter movie and not proud to share but the awful The Sorcerer's Apprentice idk why i just like it.
Oh so many good options. My top favorites, in no particular order. Kingdom of Heaven, King Arthur, Gladiator, Deadpool, and TRON: Legacy. I've a bunch saved on my tivo and watch them all the time.
Batman, The Dark Knight. One of the best of all time and re-watchable without limit
Weirdly enough, Interstellar or Ready Player One. I've watched both of them twice, yet I don't feel exhausted at the thought of watching them again (That's my personal measure of rewatchability)
StarTrek II: The Wrath of Khan & Wargames
youtu.be/wRnSnfiUI54
The Dark Knight
I'll also always enjoy Mr. Robot, The Office (or the german adaptation Stromberg), Silicon Valley or The IT Crowd on a rewatch, but these are not movies. 😅
Love 80's horror, so gotta be Evil Dead 2 or Return of the Living Dead
The Departed
Four Brothers
Social Network
Thor Ragnarok
Office Space
Lord of The Rings
Step Brothers and Bridesmaids. It doesn't matter how many times I watch them, they still make me laugh just as hard as the first time.
Blazing Saddles. I laugh every time; especially during the "the Sheriff is a N-dong" scene.
For those who don't know, the movie is a satire of racism and old Western movies
Perennially re-watchable:
Recent additions to the list (yet to see how they hold up over, say, a decade):
those who suggested the movies thanks guys ..
now i can watch some good movies
interstellar
Harry Otter!
Rocky series except for Rocky V
For me, The Other Guys. Kind of a sleeper movie from 2010 that is prime quote material. (Also probably helps if you're a fan of Will Ferrell)
Transformers the movie 1984.
Prime dies need I say more.
Indiana Jones trilogy.
The Matrix.
Aliens.
What Dreams May Come.
The Cell.
Definitely "The Intern" and "Iron Man 1" oh and I know not movie but Friends, all day, any day
Casablanca, a true classic.
Finding Nemo. At one point, I had almost all the lines memorised. It's just so heartwarming.
My Cousin Vinny - especially the climax courtroom stuff.
Also Puspaka Vimanam, it's an Indian silent movie that is very entertaining.
Groundhog day.
Also Groundhog day.
Heathers. At least once a month, more like once every two weeks.
Jurassic Park and Forrest Gump! Two movies that I still can't get enough of to this day.
Chernobyl Miniseries from HBO
a long time ago in a galaxy far far away...
STAR
WARS
I think Tron. There are so many cool things in the movie, and the story isn't one that gets boring when you know it by heart. It is not a great movie, but it's just a lot of fun to watch.
The Prestige.
Presumably, there's no fun in watching a magician perform a trick after you know how it's done. Not true here.
Ocean's 11/12/13. The cast is just so fun to watch that the 2 hours feel like minutes.
Constantine, V for vendetta and Good Will Hunting.
I'm so late to this, but Scott Pilgrim vs The World
I'm a classic boy.
"A Bronx Tale" is my all time favorite, think I saw it 10 times already.
L'Avventura.
After twenty five years it's still haunting me.
Also Casablanca.
Casablanca. I've seen it at least 50 times.
Close second is The Princess Bride.
3 Idiots
At the moment it's The Greatest Showman! 7-8 times now since it was released (saw it twice at the cinema). Got to see Hugh Jackman and Keala Settle live too during his tour!
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl. I watch it not often but after watching, I want to rewatch it immediately
The Usual Suspects. Watch it at least once a year.
I will never get tired of watching Pulp Fiction! It might be a weird choice of a movie but aside from the fact that it's a classic, I just really love its screenplay and flow.
Now you see me ! Fight Club !
I'm the most unre-watchable person, never watch the movie twice.
But if something comes to mind is Back to the Future. I watched it many times when I was a child.
And if it counts - Friends show :)
White Bird in a Blizzard.
The first time I watched it I was literally speechless.
Robocop the original one 1987 i think
"V for Vendetta" and "Fight club")
For me it is Starship Troopers. "Would you like to know more?"
😂😂😂 Kung Fu Hustle is one of my favorites!
I'm not an emotional guy but "The Martian" gets me every time