Movies You Never Get Tired Of.

- 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.

Jam it back in, in the dark.