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What Movies Could You Watch a Million Times

Biggskip

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ITT tell us about the movie(s) that you could/have watch(ed) a million times. These might not be your favorite movies (hell they don't even have to be good movies), but they are the movies that you'll watch again and again when they come on TNT on a Sunday afternoon.

My List:

Goodfellas
Casino
The Firm
Silence of the Lambs
Red Dragon
Road House
The Devil's Advocate
 

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Here are some movies that, off the tope of my head, I recall watching several times:

Raiders of the Last Ark (literally dozens of times)
Anything by Ozu
Almost anything by Wong Kar Wai
Sonatine
Afterlife
Election/Election II
Summer Hours
Linda, Linda, Linda
Blue Velvet
Sans Soleil
The 400 Blows/Stolen Kisses/Jules et Jim (most Truffaut, actually)
Eric Rohmer's Six Moral Tales
All About Lily Chou Chou
Rushmore
The Cure
The Right Stuff
The Vanishing
Millenium Mambo
Yi Yi
The Eel
The Battle of Algiers
Paprika
The Killer
Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence

Many more I can't recall at the moment.
 
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Black Hawk Down
Empire Records
Green Street Hooligans
 

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^Love GSH. It introduced me to Charlie Hunam.
 

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Hell Comes to Frogtown.
 

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^Funny, I always thought your answer to this question would be Leaving Las Vegas.
 

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none of them. assuming even the shortest movie lasts at least an hour, a million hours is well above my expected lifespan :foo::happy:
 

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The Indiana Jones movies
Star Wars
and the Godfather.
 

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Fight Club
Wedding Crushers
Old School
Zoolander
T2
Boiler Room
Die Hard 3
Goodfellas
Heat
 

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Aliens
Top Gun
Black Hawk Down
Watchmen
Terminator 2
Caddy Shack


I like what you did here.

Fight Club
Wedding Crushers
Old School
Zoolander
T2
Boiler Room
Die Hard 3
Goodfellas
Heat


Gotta go with the original Die Hard. Die Harder is pretty good, but Die Hard with a Vengeance is just trying to hard.
 

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I like what you did here.
Gotta go with the original Die Hard. Die Harder is pretty good, but Die Hard with a Vengeance is just trying to hard.


I think that's why I like it so much. NYC, Willis and SLJ's racial banter and Irons' German accent. All great and entertaining. I do love the first one as well, and can probably add to the list. Not a fan of the 2nd Die Hard.
 

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The three things you mention are all things I really like about the movie, especially the fact that the movie opens with the demolition of the historical Bonwit Teller store. That said, there's no Holly McClaine/Gennaro subplot, Reginald Vel Johnson is nowhere to be found, there is no doubting cop angle, and worst of all is that they mistimed the use of the "Yippy Kai Aye..." line.
 

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Lord Of The Rings
Big Lebowski
The Good The Bad and The Ugly
 

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