Movies you just like to watch over and over?

[Harmonica]

-The Dirty Dozen

[Harmonica]

-The Road Warrior

[Harmonica]

-Die Hard

[Groggy]

"GoldenEye", of course!  

[Jon]

All the Leone films of course espFistful of Dynamite,GBU and OUATIA.Also

Cinema Paradiso[longer version]
Brazil
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
most of the Bond films esp.On Her Majesty,s Secret Service,You Only Live Twice and Live and Let Die
Seven Samurai
Lisa and the Devil[a real obscure one!]
2001 and most other Kubricks
Vertigo and some other Hitchcocks
It's A wonderful Life
CAsablanca[yeah I know it's corny but......]
Godzilla films for real cheesy fun
Edward Scissorhands
Dawn of the Dead

That,ll do for now![yeah I watch too many films!]

[Il Buono]

I really like 80s generation movies like Back to the Future and Gremlins.

Always fun, even after couple of 10 times: Mrs Doubtfire

Others?  I dunno, I have a problem seeing films too many times.  Even when I watch a Leone movie now, it doesn't affect me like it used to... (only when it's on the big screen)  It's just me.  Comedies are the only type I can see ...err ... 15 times.

[Christopher]

I like to space out enough time between each viewing of most all the movies I really like. I've seen Dirty Harry, Rocky, and Psycho a bunch of times over the years. There's too many others to list them all.

But I think The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one that I could watch over and over again. There's some other horror movies as well like Night of the Living Dead and Halloween that I like to watch from time to time.

[mono]

The Blues Brothers (besides Once Upon A Time In The West, of course)

[shorty larsen]

The Indiana Jones trilogy.

By the way, the dvd are going to be released at the end of the year.

[Il Buono]

Wooha!  There go my savings!

[cigar joe]

"Doctor Strangelove, or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb"

This one never fails to crack me up. Its list of memorable characters is amazing.

Jack D. Ripper "Precious bodily fluids"
General Buck Torgison (George C. Scott)"a mine gap"
President Muffley (Peter Sellers) "you can't fight in here, it's a war room"!
Dr. Strangelove (Peter Sellers) "megadeaths"

It's a hoot from the sexual imagry of  the B52 refueling sequence at the beginning to the wierd beauty of the doomsday machine mushroom clouds at the end.

Another favorite is Lina Wertmullers Seven Beauties, the beginning sequence with WWII stock footage is hypnotizing.

[Angel Eyes]

I like to space out enough time between each viewing of most all the movies I really like. I've seen Dirty Harry, Rocky, and Psycho a bunch of times over the years. There's too many others to list them all.

But I think The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one that I could watch over and over again. There's some other horror movies as well like Night of the Living Dead and Halloween that I like to watch from time to time.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre, a beautiful masterpiece of a film.

and any Hal Roach Laurel & Hardy.

[KERMIT]

"goldfinger" . more great music ! the first bond flick that took you places.
bond seemed to enjoy bugging goldfinger. cool.

"in the heat of the night"   the movie.
sidney's cool. rod's a raging bull.
warren oats should have gotten an oscar for playing officer sam wood. but heat had already taken 5 oscars.

"the great escape"  especially scenes w/ mcqueen .

 "dirty dozen" & "kelly's hero's"

[Rblondie]

The Wild Bunch (1969)
Citizen Kane (1941)
Touch of Evil (1958)
In Cold Blood (1967)
Fail-Safe (1964)
Birdman of Alcatraz (1962)
The Train (1964)
Halloween (1978)
Marathon Man (1976)
Cross of Iron (1977)
Hombre (1966)
The Great Escape (1963)
The Hustler (1961)

[Simon]

I'm with Harmonica on this one.
For some strange reason it has to be Mad Max 2, even though OUATIA and OUATITW are my all time faves. Maybe it's because it was the first X cert I ever saw, or maybe because it's fun and easy to watch or maybe it's the leather - nah! only joking! Dunno, it's just fantasic!!