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Movie Obsessions
What are some movies you could watch over and over again without getting bored?
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Any time, anywhere...
...if this is playing, I'm watching. Taylor and Burton at their tumultuous, tempestuous finest.
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Pride and Prejudice. The Keira Knightley and Matthew Mcfadyen version. Also, Persuasion. The Sally Hawkins version.
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I love movies (hence my frequent visits to the "Name that Movie" thread lol). My list of movies that I could watch over again is huge...but here are a few: Fargo, Howl's Moving Castle, Amelie, The Philadelphia Story, Arsenic and Old Lace, Breakfast at Tiffany's, The Triplets of Belleville, Love Actually, and The Last Seduction.
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Toy Story......
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Secretary.
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Rocky Horror Picture Show
Apocalypse now Blade Runner Sin City A Knight's Tale Triplets of Belleville Mr Hulot's Holiday |
too many to list all lol.
Ghost & Mrs. Muir The Shining The Breakfast Club The Long, Long Trailer Young Frankenstein Flowers in the Attic She Devil Back to the Future II Secretary Tipping the Velvet Hope Floats Muriel's Wedding The Incredible Shrinking Woman Vacation |
Space Balls
Step Brothers Weird Science An Affair to Remember Serendipity |
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round 1...
beauty & the beast
to kill a mockingbird the wizard of oz monsters inc. the shawshank redemtion love actually meet the fockers old yeller |
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Steven Soderberg's State of Cinema Talk
Here is the full transcript of director Steven Soderbergh‘s keynote at the 56th San Francisco International Film Festival delivered Saturday. At first he requested the festival ensure no still photographs, audio, or video of his talk at the Kabuki Theater. But instead it was tweeted, blogged, recorded, and put online. Soderbergh promised in advance to “drop some grenades” and he opined about studio executives, indie filmmaking, and cinema vs movies. He did not detail his own retirement: http://www.deadline.com/2013/04/stev...inema-address/ |
Oh man, this is a fun thread!
Firstly anything Tim Burton. *The Nightmare Before Christmas *The Corpse Bride *Coraline *Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street *James and the Giant Peach (Those are my top 5) The others: Tangled Anything with The Muppets in it The Michael Myers series REPO! The genetic opera Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Star Trek (anything) Star Wars (anything) Lord of The Rings Harry Potter (all of them) Twilight...yeah yeah i know! I think i'll leave it at that. FOR NOW! |
I could go on, and on..................
Here is a little bit. Grease The Blues Brothers Xanadu Pulp Fiction We Bought a Zoo The Breakfast Club Titanic The Wizard of Oz (Orignal) Shawshank Redemption ............ |
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Endless hours....
My favorite movies that I can spend days watching over and over are:
Camille - (Greta Garbo and Robert Taylor) Gone With the Wind Steel Magnolias Fried Green Tomatoes The Green Mile Black Hawk Down We Were Soldiers The Patriot Ted The Hangover Part I & II |
Less Than Zero
Steel Magnolias Harry Potter series Full Metal Jacket Biloxi Blues G.I. Jane Fried Green Tomatoes Somewhere In Time The Green Mile The Philadelphia Story Loving Annabelle Go Fish (strange, but a neat lil college project whose creators went on to create The L Word) Cape Fear (original or remake) What's eating Gilbert Grape I could go onnnnnnnnnn and onnnnnnnnn |
O M G how could I forget
Ferris Bueller's Day Off :D |
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I could watch Clueless about 13 times in a row.... That is the funniest damn movie...
Or The Birdcage... Either one, over & over again |
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obessed.
Here are a handful of movies that I, have seen more than five times. And, will continue to watch them.
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Not all great movies, but I don't have to be in a certain mood to watch them. I can always watch any of these moves.
Giant (1956) -- George Stevens Rancho Deluxe (1975) -- Frank Perry Charlie Wilson's War (2007) -- Mike Nichols The Birdcage (1996) -- Mike Nichols Two Weeks Notice (2002) -- Marc Lawrence All That Heaven Allows (1955) -- Douglas Sirk Friendly Persuasion (1956) -- William Wyler The Wild Bunch (1969) -- Sam Peckinpah Three Days of the Condor (1975) -- Sydney Pollock Goodfellas (1990) -- Martin Scorcese Steel Magnolias (1989) -- Herbert Ross On the Town (1949) -- Stanley Donen Indiscreet (1958) -- Stanley Donen Charade (1963) -- Stanley Donen Father Goose (1964) -- Ralph Nelson The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943) -- Powell and Pressburger Big Country (1958) -- William Wyler The Andromeda Strain (1971) -- Robert Wise Return to Me (2000) -- Bonnie Hunt Seven Days in May (1964) -- John Frankenheimer Meet Me in St. Louis -- (1944) -- Vincent Minelli To Catch a Thief (1955) -- Alfred Hitchcock I Remember Mama (1948) -- George Stevens A Majority of One (1961) -- Mervyn Leroy The Long Hot Summer (1958) -- Martin Ritt Grosse Point Blank (1997) -- George Armitage A New Leaf (1971) -- Elaine May Something to Talk About (1995) -- Lasse Halstrom Fight Club (1999) -- David Fincher --------- There are more but . . . |
Ditto to The Philadelphia Story (along with many of Ms. Hepburn's other films)!
Hmm, there may be more to this list, but I'll go with the first ones that pop into my head. Romy and Michele's High School Reunion The Thing The Shining Fantasia Toy Story (especially TS3) The Graduate Batman: The Movie (1966) |
moulin rouge
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i seriously love this movie...
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the secret song...
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this is the whole film, but it is about the only way to see it...
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I love any and every Dirty Harry movie, anything with Clint Eastwood really...
I really enjoy war movies...go figure. Full Metal Jacket is a fave Historical dramas...love love love em! I will watch The Last of the Mohicans until I die.. Fried Green Tomatoes Shag Dirty Dancing my mind is blanking but I will return :) |
Dune - Extended Edition (1984)
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy - Extended Edition (2001-2003) The Princess Bride (1987) Monty Python & The Holy Grail (1975) Kundun (1997) Run Lola Run (1998) Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) Stardust (2007) |
Big Fish
Boogie Nights Gross Pointe Blank Green Card Anything with Molly Ringwald or done by John Waters....yes...even now.... :) Some Kind of Wonderful.... |
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