Movies You Never Get Tired Of.

Pulp Fiction
Drunken master 2
Ace Ventura 2
dumb and dumber as well ^_^
advent children
the pixar films
spiderman 1 & 2
So many movies I can't think of right now. I'll post them later

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Lets see here, we got:

Fivel goes west ~ clearly the best talking animal-combined-with-western movie ever made

Fern Gully ~ I just love this movie, I must have seen it more times than any other movie.

The Pest ~ Seriously, need I go in depth.

Ferris Beullers (sp?) Day Off ~ I don't know what exactly I like about this film, but I like it. Maybe it's that deep "OOOOOOOOOH YEAAAAAH" song.

Spaceballs ~ Just a great parody.

The Octagon ~ "They weren't terrorists, they were ninja."

Anchorman ~ Never laughed so hard in my life, and it's very quotable.
Thats about it for now

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Serenity ~ I am a fan of Firefly, and thought that the film was good. It had lots of action and a good story to it. It was also good to see the "gang" back together again as well.

Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl ~ This is one of my all-time favourite films. It really is a good film, and manages to entertain me and keep me interested for the whole time that it is on for. Must watch this one again.

Kill Bill Vol 2 ~ Good solid action film. I must have watched this a few too many times. But I still try to watch it at least once every 6 months.

I was speaking idiomatically.

hmm....
City of Angels...I love that movie for its tragic ending. Good acting, some foodfor thought also.
What Dreams May Come...with Robin Williams...quite endearing
Kill Bill...nothing need be said

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Blues Brothers: Classic

Shawshank Redemption: One of the best movies of all time.

Four Rooms: Funny, Great script and well acted, especially Tim Roth.

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Originally Posted by Blue_Kirby2

Super Mario Bros. - And no, I'm not kidding. I must be the only person to actually enjoy this film. Damned awesome. ;_;

You're not the only one my friend. I have seen the movie more than 150 times (I'm not kidding). I KNOW the movie sucks, but i love every minute of it. I can't explain really why. I had to buy another VHS copy (like 7 years ago) since my older copy became unwatchable. I also bought the soundtrack (pretty damn good).

Home Alone 2: I never get tired to see how Marv electrocute himself in the basement.

Schindler's list: Probably my favorite film. I've seen it soo many times and still makes me cry like a baby.

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Originally Posted by sleipner

City of Angels...I love that movie for its tragic ending. Good acting, some foodfor thought also.

That's an awesome film, actually. When I bought that movie I watched it so much I wore the tape out. I've been meaning to get it on DVD for a while too, but it might be a while before I'm compelled to actually hunt it down. It's really too bad that Brad Silberling hasn't been able to top himself since then. Moonlight Mile was an OK film but Lemony Snicket's Series of Unfortunate Events was lackluster at best.

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Originally Posted by Dizzy

You're not the only one my friend. I have seen the movie more than 150 times (I'm not kidding). I KNOW the movie sucks, but i love every minute of it. I can't explain really why. I had to buy another VHS copy (like 7 years ago) since my older copy became unwatchable. I also bought the soundtrack (pretty damn good).

Just get the damn DVD already. Shouldn't cost no larger than nine or ten dollars. =p (it's at Best Buy and Suncoast, from what I know)

I've got the soundtrack, and the extremely rare score as well. Both are excellent.

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Originally Posted by sleipner

hmm....
City of Angels...I love that movie for its tragic ending. Good acting, some foodfor thought also.
What Dreams May Come...with Robin Williams...quite endearing
Kill Bill...nothing need be said

Now THERE was a great movie! Many people thought it was too mushy and much to gay looking, but I loved every second of that movie. The scenery used was simply amazing and it was a very touching story. I've been looking to rent that on DVD but there's not a single rental place that has it. I think I might find it at my local library though, haven't checked yet.

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Good topic!!!

Die Hard!!!!!!!!!!! (personal fave)
Karate Kid (1-3. not the hilary swank bullcrap!!)
Red Dawn (WOLVERINES!!!)
The Outsiders
The Apostle
Armageddon (yes, the one w/Ben f'n Affleck).

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Only 2 movies so far:

Equilibrium and Bourne Identity. But I'd be lying if I didn't say The Matrix (the original). I watched it six times already (whenever I had the chance) and still never get tired.

I was speaking idiomatically.

The two big ones for me are Office Spaces, and Clerks. I still have yet to get sick of either of them, and i've seen them each about 40 times. I love to laugh, and these two movies take totally bizarre, yet totally possible situations and make them real. I love it so much.

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Shaun of the Dead, I don't care how many time I see that movie, I still love it.
Nightmare Before Christmas, I'm a big Tim Burton fan and this is my favourite move of his.
Mononoke Hime, this was the first Miyazaki film I saw and I've seen it more then any other movie. I even like the English dub, which is very rare for me.

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Originally Posted by MagicalVacation

Now THERE was a great movie! Many people thought it was too mushy and much to gay looking, but I loved every second of that movie. The scenery used was simply amazing and it was a very touching story. I've been looking to rent that on DVD but there's not a single rental place that has it. I think I might find it at my local library though, haven't checked yet.

Oh geez, I forgot about What Dreams May Come and I watch it at least every few months too. I thought it was a all around awesome film despite what people say about it, I always did like those religious thought provoking movies.

Oh yeah that movie is kinda easy to find if you don't mind purchasing it. I know I saw a copy at my local walmart sitting in the 5 dollar bin at one point. Maybe I should send it to you =p.

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Haha, I'm afraid it'd cost a bit more than 5 dollars if you have to send it all the way to Belgium :-p But you're right, maybe I should just buy it, might even be cheaper than renting it.

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I'm in the middle of re-watching the Alien movies (just got me the Quadrology box) and of course there's always Star Wars and Indiana Jones, a bunch of comic book movies and mid-80s-early-90s action flicks and the occasional somewhat-outside-the-box film (like Silence of the Lambs and Fight Club).
Listing all the material I enjoy a lot would be next to impossible but this is what came to my mind first.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

here are some movies that i see over and over again:

Lost in translation
The life aquatic with Steve Zissou
Pulp Fiction
Snatch
Fight Club

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Originally Posted by Cyrus XIII

I'm in the middle of re-watching the Alien movies

Did you noticed that in Alien 2 when Bishop grabs Newt at the end, you can see a big hole under him? Such a big mistake... i only noticed it just recently watching the movie on tv.

I forgot to mention "Leon, the Professional". I can't get tired of seeing Gary Oldman's performance. Best villain hands down IMO. My favorite action film.

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Some movies I never tire of include Unbreakable, Young Frankenstein, Groundhog Day, and a few of the James Bond movies.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Originally Posted by SteveZissou

here are some movies that i see over and over again:

Lost in translation
The life aquatic with Steve Zissou
Pulp Fiction
Snatch
Fight Club

Since you mentioned three that are on my list (Lost In Translation, Pulp Fiction and Fight Club), I'm going to have to get the other two, which I haven't seen yet.

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Way too many to name!

History of the World: Part I - Mel Brookes(SP?) is just a nut case. If you like Monty Python: Quest for the Holy Grail, then this should be right up your alley!

Die Hard 3: With A Vengance - This is one of my top 5 movies of all time. Great action, memorable lines, and memorable scenes.

The Fifth Element - *sigh* I miss old school Bruce Willis action flicks...

Airplane - THE funniest movie of ALL TIME!

Back to the Future Part 1 - Not as big of a fan of the other two, but this one is just a overall great flick, and it has freakin TIME TRAVEL MAN!

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Night of the Living Dead - The 1990 remake was amazing and I could watch it over and over again. George A. Romero's best one so far.
Dawn of the Dead - The 2004 remake, loved it. It made it into it's own independant plot though.
28 Days Later - I'm not sure why I can watch this movie more than once. Zombie movies just do it for me.
Star Wars Trilogy - Episodes 4-6. Oh come on, it's a classic.
Indiana Jones Trilogy - Enough said.
The Goonies - YES batgnome! I was afraid no one would agree.
Goldeneye - For some reason I can watch this James Bond more than once.

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Well, looking at this topic inspired me change my theme, so you can probably figure out one of them.

On another note, nobody's mentioned Ghostbusters or Who Framed Roger Rabbit yet? Well, then I shall.

Animation-wise, I'll always make time for The Incredibles and Aladdin. Dash's Chase and the Snake Fight scenes from each, respectively, are two of my most favorite animated scenes ever.

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Die Hard and Die Hard: With A Vengeance
The Rock
Terminator 2

Movies like these... action movies that usually appear on Superstation, TNT, and USA... I can NEVER get enough of.

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Originally Posted by MagicalVacation

Now THERE was a great movie! Many people thought it was too mushy and much to gay looking, but I loved every second of that movie. The scenery used was simply amazing and it was a very touching story. I've been looking to rent that on DVD but there's not a single rental place that has it. I think I might find it at my local library though, haven't checked yet.

Great movie, but man, read the book. It's great.

My movies I can't get tired of:

Braveheart
Dumb and Dumber
Airplane!
Fight Club
Fifth Element
13th Warrior
Aliens
Terminator
Superman II
Rocky IV
Indy
Full Metal Jacket (mainly that first 1/2 hour...heh)
Gladiator
Nightbreed
No Escape

Damn, I have to stop...too many movies I love

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