Movies that you don't get tired of

There are probably too many for me to list, so I'm just going to use examples mentioned in this thread (and I liked a lot of the ones mentioned that didn't make the cut below --just not as much):

Starship Troopers
Total Recall
Dances With Wolves
First Blood
Goodfellas
Groundhog Day
Predator 1
The Godfather 1, 2, & 3
Ben Hur
Ratatouille
The Dark Knight
Star Wars Trilogy
Die Hard Trilogy
Indiana Jones Trilogy
T2
Ghostbusters 1 and 2
TMNT 1
Gremlins 1 and 2
Nightmare Before Christmas
Robocop 1 and 2
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill 1 and 2
Harry Potter movies
Galaxy Quest
American Psycho
Aliens
Reservoir Dogs
coming to america
the lion king
studio ghibli stuff
face off
Conan the Barbarian
Leon: The Professional.
Memphis Belle
Glory
Casino
The Abyss
Ghost Dog

brentsg said:

Almost Famous

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Haha, I was actually in Almost Famous (as an extra, I don't think you can see me but I made something like $400 over a week because I looked like someone from that era; the split special-look extras into rockers and hippies, I was a rocker).

eggbert52 said:

Love and Basketball

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I was in that movie too They were both filmed in the same summer... I just showed up in all my USC gear and got placed in the front row of games, I still don't know if I appeared (it would be a blurry freeze frame if anything, but I got paid --but not as much as Almost Famous where they had make-up, costume and smoke bonuses)

There are tons of movies that I love but I honestly can't say there are any I would never get tired of. I guess it depends on how often you watch them.

I guess if I had to say some though, Dawn of the Dead (1978) is probably my favorite movie ever made. I couldn't even begin to count how many times I've watch it and I could still sit down and watch it if the mood strikes. Not sure why I never get tired of it, just love it for some reason.

You could probably add Star Wars Ep. 4 and 5 (maybe 6, but not as much) but I am kind of tired of Star Wars in general. Still love the originals but I haven't had the urge to watch them in a while.

Oh yeah, I've seen Dumb and Dumber tons of times and still think its great.

Bobak said:

Groundhog Day

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzW_7ANnHZI

Bobak said:

Haha, I was actually in Almost Famous (as an extra, I don't think you can see me but I made something like $400 over a week because I looked like someone from that era)

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I have a love/hate relationship with this movie.

I love the movie... but I hate the fact that the DVD is the only one I have ever failed to rip to my server. I dunno why but I simply cannot get it to rip.

Bobak said:

I was in that movie too They were both filmed in the same summer... I just showed up in all my USC gear and got placed in the front row of games, I still don't know if I appeared (it would be a blurry freeze frame if anything, but I got paid --but not as much as Almost Famous where they had make-up, costume and smoke bonuses)

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That's cool bro. I always wanted to be an actor ever since my Uncle was in the Love Boat.

Here is my uncle, his name is Elias Jacob...he also played the original Luigi in the Atari Mario Brothers commercial which is the second link. He is the bald guy as one of the three couples on the Love Boat which is the first link:

http://www.imdb.com/video/cbs/vi2224422937/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mPcYpRcjTk

wasabi said:

Let the Right One In. Can't explain it, but I can, and have watched this movie over and over and over.

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Yeah, I have, too. Rented it, watched it a bunch of times, and refused to put it in the mail so we could get our next rental until the copy I ordered from amazon immediately after watching it the first time arrived. My second favorite movie of the past decade, trailing only Brick (which I have not watched multiple times back to back).

Weirdly enough, I read the book three times through immediately as well, and I usually wait a year or two to revisit books I've enjoyed.

Okay, looking at the DVDs I still own (and didn't unload in my Criterion extravaganza in Everything Else), I can also claim never getting tired of (no, this isn't all of them):

Malcolm X (definitely)
The Big Lebowski (how am I the first one to mention this???)
Fight Club
Fargo
Ran
Brazil
Red Beard
Rashomon
Rushmore
Royal Tennenbaums
General Idi Amin Dada
Cleopatra
Amelie
Star Trek VI
Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey
Being John Malkovich
Adaptation
Amadeus
Army of Darkness
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
Chasing Amy
Dark City
Contact
The Crying Game
Annie Hall
Canadian Bacon
Defending Your Life
Emperors New Groove
People vs. Larry Flynt
Private Parts
LA Story
L.I.E.
Election
Planet of the Apes

...there's probably more...

The Sound Of Music
Goldfinger
Rambo 1 to 3
Star Wars movies Episodes 4 to 6.

Ghostbusters
Tron
The Goonies
Indiana Jones:Any of them
Big Trouble in Little China
Star Wars:Again any of them
Macross Do You Remember Love:This anime has aged well
Escape from New York
The Fog
Die Hard
Aliens
Monthy Python and the Holy Grail
Spaceballs
The Seven Samurai
Pray for Death

genjiglove said:

There are tons of movies that I love but I honestly can't say there are any I would never get tired of. I guess it depends on how often you watch them.

I guess if I had to say some though, Dawn of the Dead (1978) is probably my favorite movie ever made. I couldn't even begin to count how many times I've watch it and I could still sit down and watch it if the mood strikes. Not sure why I never get tired of it, just love it for some reason.

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Wake up, sucker! We're thieves and we're bad guys."

Nothing tops that line. NOTHING.

lol

I actually meant movies more in the vein of stuff you don't feel the need to own but will still sit down and watch when you catch em flipping channels.

Still some pretty damn good stuff has been listed.

I'll add a few more

The Untouchables
The Green Mile
Platoon
Batman (Burton)
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Dirty Harry

Three Amigos (really? Im the first to list this? come on peoples)
Ghost Busters
The Castle
So I Married an Axe Murderer
Back to the Future tril
Raiders of the Lost Ark/Last Crusade (temple bloze)
Original Star Wars Trilogy
Akira
Saving Private Ryan
Fight Club
Terminator 1 and 2
Robocop 1 (bluray ftwz)
Spaceballs
Blazing Saddles
Young Frankenstein
High Anxiety
Just about any Marx Bros. movie (Animal Crackers <3)

A ton of others I cant even remember without looking at my library.

edit: Ooh ooh, also Fist of Legend (Jet Li).

Garden State
Lost in translation
Gleaming the Cube
Sleuth (original & remake)
Eagle Vs Shark
Boiler Room
Tokyo Drift
Broken Flowers
Hurt Locker
Southland Tales

Many Many more, I enjoy artsy thinker films & Comedies.

Go Figure.

Bobak said:

Rashomon
Cleopatra
Amelie
Amadeus

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those, along with others mentioned like The Abyss and other long dramas are movies that I like but really don't feel right if I'm flipping channels and they're on -- I need to be in a certain state of mind to appreciate those flicks, I feel wrong if I catch them halfway through and try to watch the rest.


Also, I wish Cinemax and HBO would have a dedicated widescreen channel. They've got HD now and a ton of other useless channels but still no widescreen. this is irritating me

MeTaLCzAr said:

Boiler Room

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Addicting movie..."Don't pitch the bitch" Czar!(Boiler Room Available on Netflix Instant Cue)

I also want to add

Wall Street (Available on Netflix Instant Cue)
The Firm (Available on shipping option only)
The Negotiator (Available on shipping option only)
Rounders (Available shipping option only)
Apollo 13 (Available shipping option only)
The Jackyl (Available shipping option only)
Charlie Wilson's War (Available shipping option only)
Annapolis (for the boxing and Jordana Brewster!) (Available shipping option only)
White Sands (Availble shipping option only)
Misery (Available on Netflix Instant Cue)
The Fugitive (Available on Netflix Instant Cue)

Rocky 1-4

The Prestige.

well i have not had tv for about 2 years so, if i must i just re watch what i have on dvd.

in order of preference

starship troopers
aliens
we were soldiers
equiibrium

ive seen these all way to many times

Fist of the North Star
Akira
First Blood
Wayne's World

A film being something "I don't get tired of" is essentially my guiding criteria in deciding to actually buy a film:

Dirty Harry
Magnum Force
Duck, You Sucker!
Dollars Trilogy
Unforgiven
Predator
First Blood
Rocky

Probably missing a few, but that sums up some of my favorite films quite nicely.

Bobak said:

Haha, I was actually in Almost Famous (as an extra, I don't think you can see me but I made something like $400 over a week because I looked like someone from that era; the split special-look extras into rockers and hippies, I was a rocker).

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really?
where were you in the movie?

I finally watched it after about 3 people told me I looked and talked
like the asian editor from rolling stone.
I don't see much resembalance, but it is one of my favorite movies.
it's definitely a movie for anyone that loves music.

Bourne Trilogy and The Nightmare Before Christmas

Scary Movie
Speed
Mission Impossible
Rush Hour 2
Bourne Supremecy
Dumb and Dumber
Clerks 2
Aliens
Predator
Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust
Dawn Of The Dead 2004
Wes Cravens New Nightmare
Uzumaki
As Good As It Gets

LOVE ALL OF THESE 2 DEATH!!!

In no particular order:

Big Trouble in Little China
Robocop
They Live
Rocky
I'm gonna get you Sucka!
Up in Smoke
Orgazmo
Office Space
Old School
Akira
Vampire Hunter D
Predator
A Clockwork Orange
The Shining
Coming to America
Total Recall
Evil Dead series
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Nightmare on Elm Street
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

(can't think of more at this time)

Ghostbusters

Black Rain

The Great Escape

anything from Marx Brothers

The Fog

Indiana Jones trilogy

All the President's Men

D-Day/Operation Market Garden/ww2 movies

anything from Cheech & Chong

Predator

Rambo II

Alien and Aliens (fuck the rest)

High Noon

Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo (The Good, the Bad and the Ugly), basically anything from Sergio Leone

Per un pugno di dollari (A Fistful of Dollars) and the sequel/any Western with Clint Eastwood, as well as his Dirty Harry movies of course

any Godzilla movie

Escape from Alcatraz

Gremlins

Edgar Wallace movies

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

Conan The Barbarian

anything from Monty Python (series, movies, etc.)

Star Wars 4,5,6 (old version plz)

Fitzcarraldo

Dracula - Dead and Loving it

Star Trek movies

- (insert tons of German movies here that are unknown outside of the country) -

anything from Bud Spencer (Carlo Pedersoli) and Terence Hill (Mario Girotti), except for some of their 1990s productions

almost anything from Zucker/Abrahams

anything from/with Mel Brooks

Weekend at Bernie's

EDIT: (I knew it, dammit!!!)

Sleepy Hollow

the Pink Panther movies with Peter Sellers (except the post-mortem one)/almost anything with Peter Sellers, he was a genius

Suspiria/any Dario Argento horror movie

The Big Lebowski

Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas

The Blob (new version, nice cheesy 80s style)

Braindead
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etc...

Basically I hate lists like that because I always forget a couple of good movies but ah well.