What movie could you watch repeatedly without it getting old to you?

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I don't mean daily, but just what movie do you like enough to watch often and still enjoy it? For me it's The Goonies, but Argylle is getting up there for me.

GuyAnswersGirls123 · Accepted Answer

I am revisiting  The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover  recently. Check out this scene! Maybe it's not so interesting to most people. But this one scene haunted my dreams as a kid. Even the wardrobe switch -- the actors magically change costumes across scenes, like white in the bathroom and red outside, because it's not supposed to be so logical: it's supposed to be beautiful. For me this one scene is so magical. I showed it to my wife and I was disappointed because she didn't find it so magical. But she's more verbally-oriented and I'm more audiovisual. So no problem, but I rarely find people who see it the way I do. This is coming straight out of our dreams for me.

WhiteSteve · Accepted Answer

Never say die☠️

I was gonna maybe say The Goonies, haha, that’s a Top 1 (1A/1B with Karate Kid at worst) childhood movie for me.

I guess I’ll pivot to Dazed & Confused, because I’ve done it, lmao. Back when I was young and poor and didn’t have cable, I just had like 3 or 4 movies on VHS that I’d always put on. Dazed & Confused never got old for me. Still hasn’t. I took a trip to Austin, TX, and the first place I went after I got my rental car was the Moon Tower at Zilker Park😝

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Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Hmm I have a few:

Timecrimes (Spanish good movie)

The man in the iron mask

Coraline

Troy

running scared (with Paul walker)

the family man (with that one dude with the funky smile meme)

Titanic (yeah it gives me an eerie feeling knowing all those people were so happy in real life to be on the unsinkable ship and just 4 days later they started sinking)

the twilight zone (SOME episodes from the original old one)

Black mirror (SOME episodes) not the movie just the little mini episodes.

and as a child it was always the lion king and beauty and the beast.

DeeDeeDeVour · Accepted Answer

1. 'Top Gun' because repeatedly watching it somehow honors my dad & brothers who are all military fly boys.

2. 'Forrest Gump' simply because it always entertains me.

3. 'When Harry Met Sally' is a rom-com I can't ever get tired of.

4. 'Dave' is so original and so unforgettable.

5. 'The American President' is a very charming movie plus I just wanna shout the line "My name is Andrew Shepherd and I AM THE PRESIDENT!"

6. 'As Good As It Gets' because I hate Melvin Udall so much that I love Melvin Udall!

Cinematic Lily · Accepted Answer

I totally get how some movies never get old 🎥. For me, "Spirited Away" is a film I can watch repeatedly and still find something new to appreciate each time. The animation, story, and magical world Hayao Miyazaki created are just timeless! 🌟 Another one would be "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" for its unique storytelling and emotional depth. Both movies resonate with me on different levels and always leave me inspired.

Sal_Monella · Answer

I have a copy of the 1999 Hollywood movie Jesus with Jeremy Sisto. It compresses the Gospels by combining events and personalities that appear separately in the Bible into events current at the same time. In my view, it does a good job Of presenting the story of Jesus according to the Catholic perspective.

It shows Jesus as the Bible refers to him as both fully man and fully God and it shows him struggling with that. I have watched that movie every year since I discovered it. I am watching it now. For me watching this movie reinvigorates my faith and even for non Christians it would give them an opportunity to understand Jesus better. Much of the movie was filmed in Malta which is very much like Sicily. so I am a little biased.

conanbdetective · Answer

As far as pure fun, The Road to El Dorado is probably the movie I watched the most to this day. I can put this on and always have me smiling or thinking. The more you understand the little details, the deeper it gets.

When I was a kid, it was Jackie Chan's breakout movie The Drunken Master in 70's and Sinbad

When I was a teenager/young adult, it was 5 Centimeters per Second for animation and Nightcrawler starring Jake Gyllenhaal.

Now it's Lupin III: Castle of Cagliostro for animation and Damian Chazelle's Babylon.

Lliam · Answer

I never tire of seeing The Quiet Man. I've watched it many, many times and laugh out loud. It's probably my favorite film.

Life With Father (1947) totally cracks me up. I've watched that many times, too.

Casablanca.

The original Dracula (1931)
Son of Frankenstein (1939)

Young Frankenstein
Blazing Saddles

AviatorTom · Answer

There are several movies I could watch many times, and have. Top of the list is that super entertaining Mel Brooks classic  Spaceballs . I've always had a crush on Daphne Zuniga.

OneViewpoint · Answer

I'm pretty much "one and done" with films and books. I'm moving on to something new rather than rewatching or rereading something with no surprises for me. I don't want to own any movies.

Zack-Bann · Answer

The John Wick franchise  It’s not too plot oriented so knowing it by heart doesn’t take away from the pleasure It could practically be a silent movie built on choreography alone

Valdemort · Answer

Pride & Prejudice, Beautiful Thing, Ice Age.

PrincessC16 · Answer

Lots... Semi-Pro, Step Brothers, Old School, and Knocked up for starters.

exitseven · Answer

I watch Open Range every time it comes on the GRIT channel.

Miristheiss · Answer

Rudy A Few Good Men Shawshank Redemption Silence of the Lambs The Waterboy You've Got Mail Groundhog Day

Cormac995 · Answer

Peter Jacksons Lord of the Rings extended edition.

serious · Answer

I would say the closest movie for me would be "Demolition man"

EmmaMary · Answer

How Green Was My Valley... Book published in 1939... A 1941 Black & White film.

Abbi_T · Answer

I love the film Event Horizon. I've seen it so many times and still love it.

aceleon · Answer

The maze Serie Deadpool and Wolverine  Croods 2 Bad guys

LiamJHayden · Answer

I cannot watch any repeatedly, but I do have some I watch yearly. Safety Last and Battleship Potemkin are two of those, as both pioneered several film techniques.

Dargil · Answer

The Natural, Robert Redford. Field Of Dreams, Kevin Costner.

805Girlbruhhhh · Answer

THE BIRDS (please stop remaking old movies and leave this alone!) The Ghost and Mrs Muir, SABRINA (original) Forrest Gump, practical magic , half baked , fried green tomatoes, Shawshank, steel magnolias, across the universe, moulin rouge.

NicholasRedone · Answer

The Amateur 2025 or watching The Weather Man 2005

bowenw · Answer

Groundhog Day  As Good As It Gets Love Actually

David318578 · Answer

The early Star wars movies. The Harry Potter movies are always a fun watch.

jamesgoldman · Answer

Snatch, I watched It 3 times in 4 days including the first time and later watched it twice in 3

Anonymous · Answer

For me it's also Goonies, and some other movies... Star Wars movies, older Star Trek movies, Harry Potter movies, Conan (both of the 80s movies), and Willow.

DrPepper12 · Answer

Johnny dangerously. Cinematic masterpiece!!

shortster · Answer

The most times I have ever seen movie is three times. I find it hard to think that any movie would be good for regular watching.

teigxn44 · Answer

For me it’s me before you, titanic, sinister and defo Harry Potter :)

najekim · Answer

Blazing Saddles. Crack up every time I watch it.

Dnice1 · Answer

Spirit stallion of the Cimarron, it never gets old

SmokinAces2000 · Answer

There are a few. Slumdog millionaire, any Harry Potter movie, and Friday.

Agape93 · Answer

Silent hill. I've watched it over 30 times by now

DishLady · Answer

My loved one enjoying a meal I prepared. Seeing someone I love laugh or smile in that way that lights up their eyes.

CubaPirate · Answer

Kes. It's an old British film about a boy and his Kestrel

KarimM · Answer

The Breakfast Club. Just watched that movie the 50th time last night. That movie never gets old.

Baublebar234 · Answer

Harry Potter movies, The Hangover franchise

Katebfun · Answer

Interview with the Vampire

Lilly1979 · Answer

Monty Python Meaning Of Life

236color · Answer

Jeremiah Johnson

14gurlz2gagonit · Answer

The Pick of Destiny has been one for me.

Sonorous · Answer

Dredd (2012) or Edge Of Tomorrow (2014)

TheSmellOfVictoria · Answer

Beverly Hills Cop and Lethal Weapon.

alice55 · Answer

I would say Les visiteurs

Jennz6 · Answer

50 Shades of Grey

Anonymous · Answer

Charmed tv series

fish5505_87 · Answer

Shawshank Redemption.

bddddd · Answer

Crazy Rich Asians has high rotation.

Staximus · Answer

Raiders Of The Lost Ark

Simslover92 · Answer

The Matrix.

Sudheerk · Answer

It's 3idiot Hindi movie

NathanDavis · Answer

The Mask...

DCVsMarvel · Answer

Ready to Rumble

kaucky1 · Answer

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Hellfireandcandy · Answer

Any lord of the rings or hobbit movies

blackeagle007 · Answer

Amazing Spider-Man and all the star wars

wkhan_87 · Answer

There are some bollywood movies  Like ddlj

Katalina04 · Answer

D. E. B. S

katiesmuff · Answer

Titanic for me!

eagle1951 · Answer

I Can Only Imagine

TheLovelyWoman · Answer

The Notebook.

darlingRose · Answer

Home alone 🙃🙃

Sluttt · Answer

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