I watch 'Withnail & I' at least once a month, and I've yet to get bored of 'Chinatown'.

Alien & Aliens
Indiana Jones trilogy
Blade Runner
Ghost in the Shell
Conan the Barbarian
Predator
Cowboy Bebop: Knockin' on Heaven's Door
The Bourne Identity
T2: Judgement Day
Die Hard trilogy
The Matrix( first one )
Ninja Scroll

Monty Pythong and the Holy Grail
Enemy at the Gates

:D

It would be "The Replacements" it was one of the best movies i saw that i never got tired of, same with Oceans Eleven.

There are something with those movie that feels fresh everytime you see it

Stand By Me
The Sandlot
Fox and the Hound (childhood favorite)
The Last Unicorn (same, but I read the book and still like it.)
Fifth Element
Baseketball (I must admit, I think I'm sick of it now....)
Happy Gilmore (always funny for me.)
Goldeneye
The Quest (I don't remember much about this... but it's cool.)

My list is fairly horrible.

- Moulin Rouge
- Die Hard
- Back to the Future Trilogy
- LotR 2 and 3.
- Harry Potter 3 and 4
- Office Space
- Equilibrium
- Mallrats
- The Big Lebowski

- Dogma - One film I can watch countless times.

- Disney films - Good for re-watching too.

- X-Men III - I aquired it from a certain "cough" torrent "cough cough" and watch it all the time, just for the total fanboy heaven!

- Advent Children - I wanna live in the Final Fantasy VII world ; ;

- Moulin Rouge - So many emotions in one film.

- Fifth Element - I dont know anyone who doesnt like this film.

- LOTR Trilogy - By the time you get to the end its been around 7 years since you watched the first so you can start again!

- Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe - Absolutley beautiful film, stunning scenery, amazing soundtrack, and great effects, makes for great replay value.

- Bring It On! - Im gay for starters, so that might explain a few things (but im not camp at all), and I love this film, its edgy, energetic, and funny, and has some cool music.

- Harry Potter series - Always pushes me to start reading the books again, and once I reach the end of the book, I wanna watch the films again.

- Kill Bill I + II - Just awesome films

Oh yeah, Dodgeball and Anchorman! Absolutely hilarious!

Back To The Future Trilogy - I have watched each one of them over 20 times each, and I love each one everytime! I own them on DVD and sometimes watch them when I am bored.

Shrek - Watched it about 18 times, and still love it!

The Sawshank Redemption
Behind Enemy Lines
Indiana Jones Trilogy
October Sky
Anything Hayoa Miyuzaki (I think I spelled that right)
The Legend of Bagger Vance



My knew love and addiction of films is "The Producers".

My cousin and I seen the Little Mermaid at least 40 times when we where kids and we never got tired of it. I bet it was annoying my aunt and uncle for a while thought ^_^

I usually count how many times I've seen movies that I know I'm going to see lots, for instance...

(1)The Matrix - 31 times
(2)Galaxy Quest - 14 times(it was a tradition for a few years at New Years, lol)
(3)Equilibrium - 8 times
(4)LOTR trilogy/Matrix Reloaded/Indiana Jones: The Last Crusade/Monty Python's the Search for the Holy Grail/countless others - at least 6 times...

some I haven't counted include Office Space, I've seen that a few times, also Princess Mononoke, Final Fantasy: Advent Children, seen that one 5 times in the last month!, etc...

hmm let's see here...

ocean's 11. there's always some new little thing when you watch it again.
shawshank redemption. simply amazing.
orange county
starsky and hutch. owen wilson and ben stiller are the perfect match.
monty python and the holy grail. the master parodied movie of all time.
inside man

Hmm, it's quite a long list and I might be missing a few but this is what I can recall:

-Most Disney movies, especially the Lion King

-Vanilla Sky

-A Beautiful Mind

-Withnail and I

-Apocalypse Now

-Nightmare Before Christmas

-Fight Club

-The Truman Show

-Dead Babies

-Interview with the Vampire

I actually watched the first LOTR movie so many times when it first came out I lost count, and I could sit there and mime the whole movie. In fact at one point I could have probably read the script word for word without the film being played >.< That's why I don't watch it so much these days.

*edits* Porco Rosso

Office Space - watched many, many times. Still cry for Milton's Red Swingline every time.

The Matrix Trilogy - Had to watch until I understood, then had to keep watching.

The Transporter - One of the few who saw the movie in theatres, and still love it to this day.

Kinsey - Best documentary ever.

Underworld - Favourite vampire movie ever, even if it doesn't follow the normal scheme of a vampire movie.

That wasn't a documentary. It starred Liam Neeson.

Documentary/Biography. It was a complete and accurate re-telling of Alfred Kinsey's life and research.

Oh. Wow....

I like a lot of animated movies, and a few of the ones I don't get tired of watching are:

FFVII--Advent Children. I even sat my mom down to watch this movie. She actually enjoyed it--although she's never played the game. But she did say this: "Is that the guy that has the big sword on the cover of the game?" All right, mom!

I like watching it because of the sword fights...I admit it. If you sit me in front of a sword battle--I'd watch for days.

Speaking of swords:

Inuyasha--Swords of an Honorable Ruler

Okay. I like Inuyasha. Preferably Japanese-voiced Inuyasha, but English dubbed is okay. Like many of the episodes, it has a good mix of comedy and drama, although some of the story is a BIT contrived, it does leave you questioning Sesshomaru's actions.

Another movie I've always enjoyed watching is...

My Fair Lady. It's a musical, and for a few hours, I can lose myself in a musical version of Shaw's "Pygmalion." ANd, that's all it really is: an escape from reality.

Well, some that pop into my head are

The Goonies
Clerks
Ginger Snaps
Better Off Dead
Clue
The Iron Giant
The Princess Bride
Saving Private Ryan
Office Space
The Fifth Element
A League of Their Own
The Emperor's New Groove
Lilo & Stitch
Miss Congeniality (:x)
Practical Magic

Ummm, I'm sure there are tons more, especially in the Disney movie collection. But I'll stop here.

House of flying daggers. the story is stupid but the cinematography is so brilliant and stunning

I never get tired of Chicago, Finding Neverland, or absolutely any movie with Madeline Kahn in it!

- Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain: I've had a craving to see that film again lately, but my former roommate/my sister took her copy home with her so I'm stranded...T_T One of my favorite films ever.
- anything from the Pixar studios: they're fricking geniuses of...everything, it seems, over there
- Tonari no Totoro/Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi/Mononoke Hime: Miyzaki's a fricking genius in his own right. Plus him + Joe Hisaishi is just so much brilliance in one setting.
- any of the Alan Menken/Howard Ashman scored Disney films including Aladdin: Regardless of how cheesy the movie is, the music keeps me happy and alive and attentive and I never get sick of hearing those songs...
- The Nightmare Before Christmas: It's just fantastic in every way.
- Back to the Future trilogy: I actually only saw the entire trilogy within the last year and loved how cutely they connected everything. It's just a fun set of films...
- Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: Harrison Ford and Sean Connery in a smart adventure with some damn good writing...how can you go wrong?
- The Empire Strikes Back: I can't really tell you why this is the best SW movie of them all...I just kinda felt it. It's a really well made film with some of the arguably greatest dramatic moments in film.
- Love Actually: Too cute to resist. There are so many little moments to watch over and over...
- Serenity: see above.
- Big Fish : I have yet to see this movie without crying. Tim Burton + Danny Elfman == pure (amazing) evil.
- The Emperor's New Groove: if only for the cat... I was sad that this movie had such a terrible title and marketing/publicity for how surprisingly entertaining the film really was.
- SpiderMan movies/Hellboy: Great directing, acting, writing, production...wonderful stuff

recent films that I saw recently that haven't quite left my head and may join that list above someday:
- A Prarie Home Companion: I am in love with pretty much all things Garrison Keillor
- Brick: After watching this film, the only thought I had was "that was brilliant." And then I hated the very last "plot twist" they stuck on, but it wasn't enough to kill the initial feeling of amazement. I'm not sure if this, of the next film, I'll ever be able to stop watching. Sometimes, for me, pure drama films are a little harder to keep watching over and over...
- Half Nelson: Beautiful acting, production, directing, and music. Slow paced, but it leave you with such a heartbreaking feeling...
- District B13: For all its cheesiness and flimsy plotline, I really can't understand why I like this film as much as I do. It's fun.

^I want to see that movie! It looks so good!!!!^


Grandma's Boy is the one movie i could watch over and over.

Some Kevin Smith movies: Clerks, Mallrats, and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.

Some Jackie Chan movies: Rush Hour 1 & 2, Shanghai Noon/Knights. (so far the only one i didn't like was Opperation: Condor)

Also, Bullettproof Monk is one of my new favorite movies.

Silverhawk

and Memoirs of a Geisha

I could watch Zoolander on loop for weeks. I don't know what it is, but that shit cracks me up every time I see it.

The Bourne Identity. Watched this for about 5 times already (the same with the original Matrix) and still love it to death due to the character having all these weaknesses that he has to deal with and not much super gadgetry in his line of work.

hedwig and the angry inch
what a goddamn great movie. so, it's a musical, but it's not hokey. it's self aware in a way that lets it play with music, but it's also decidedly punk-rock inspired, so it's not any voice-accompanied-by-piano type music. also, it's also one of the smartest movies i've ever watched - it has as many layers as a good novel, which makes you (me) go back for more.

(le fabuleux destin d')amelie (poulain)
what can i say, but damn this movie makes me feel good

mean girls
ok, so this isn't exactly oscar-worthy acting, but the script is actually really pretty smart while maintaining a lot of dumb-yet-funny character.