Subject: movie you never get tired of watching?
Posted by: buffyUK
Date: Dec 09 09
What movie could you watch over and over again, mine would be,Wuthering Heights (1939) and The Last of the Mohicans with Daniel Day-Lewis.
Posted by: buffyUK
Date: Dec 09 09
What movie could you watch over and over again, mine would be,Wuthering Heights (1939) and The Last of the Mohicans with Daniel Day-Lewis.
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SisterSeagull 
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'Blithe Spirit' 'Eraserhead' 'Bedknobs and Broomsticks' Reply #101. Feb 29 12, 11:43 AM |
JediMasterJoy
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Soul Surfer 20011, Might Joe Young 1998, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 1937, and Tarzan 1999; just to name a few. Reply #102. Mar 01 12, 10:28 AM |
mikeeagle1
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Unforgiven, The Green Mile, Shawshank Redemption, The Incredibles, Dan In Real Life, Gran Torino Reply #103. Mar 07 12, 10:55 AM |
IAMMAGIK7
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Tombstone, The Color Purple, and anything with Alan Rickman! Reply #104. Mar 07 12, 11:32 AM |
jokes_2500
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Christmas in Connecticut. Old, hilarious comedy. Reply #105. Mar 12 12, 9:23 AM |
lcl610
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Super 8 Reply #106. Mar 25 12, 8:51 PM |
Mommakat
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Personally I can't understand people watching the same movie over and over. Once or twice is fine, but more than that. Ugh! Having said that I will match my husband against anyone in the world, for a record for multiple watching of one film. He has watched his DVD of Tora! Tora! Tora! so many times he should know the script by heart. 50 times would be a conservative guess, 100 probably a lot closer, and even more were the truth known. One of these days the tape or disc or whatever it is he has, is going to just quit from sheer exhaustion. LOL Reply #107. Mar 26 12, 1:20 AM |
Creedy
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French Kiss Love Actually Private Lives - the old black and white one Grease Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Chicago - absolutely excellent music The Wizard of Oz Wuthering Heights - the old black and white one All the Star Trek ones All the Terminator Ones You've Got Mail When Harry Met Sally Junior (Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny de Vito) Twins ( " " " " ) I better stop! Reply #108. Mar 26 12, 7:08 AM |
| BOB501
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Bridges of Madison County for personal reasons and a great many already mentioned. Reply #109. Mar 26 12, 12:13 PM |
bananapeel39
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"Singin' in the Rain" and "The Wizard of Oz." Reply #110. Mar 28 12, 10:35 PM |
rustic_les
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Star Wars. Reply #111. Apr 04 12, 12:23 PM |
eyhung
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The Princess Bride. Reply #112. Apr 04 12, 12:38 PM |
Tekka
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Sense and Sensibility Reply #113. Apr 04 12, 1:52 PM |
Cymruambyth
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I watched (probably for the tenth or twelfth time since it's cinematic release in the mid-1950s) 'Friendly Persuasion', a film about a Quaker family in Ohio during the American Civil War. Beautiful film, lovely cinematography, great cast - Gary Cooper, Dorothy McGuire. Anthony Perkins, Robert Middleton. Always worth seeing. Reply #114. Apr 04 12, 5:55 PM |
| Cymruambyth
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Ouch! Meant to say that I watched 'Friendly Persuasion' on TCM this afternoon. It was part of the Anthony Perkins' birthday salute. Reply #115. Apr 04 12, 5:57 PM |
lola0177
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any period piece... Reply #116. Apr 05 12, 7:18 PM |
Hiyori
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Harry Potter Pirates of the Carribean Underworld Reply #117. Sep 04 12, 5:19 AM |
| alexis722
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Kurosawa's "Ran", Casablanca, The Tin Drum, The Princess Bride, Young Frankenstein, Dr. Strangelove, 2001, Full Metal Jacket, On The Waterfront, The Wild One, Pelee The Conqueror, Babette's Feast, Repulsion, The Third Man, The Maltese Falcon, To Have And Have Not, Now Voyager, Excalibur... Reply #118. Sep 04 12, 6:21 AM |
jabb5076
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I don't generally watch movies multiple times, but I do love "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "Jurassic Park," so I have watched them more than once. Reply #119. Sep 04 12, 7:22 AM |
firefangg
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the original planet of the Apes :) Reply #120. Nov 04 12, 11:25 AM |
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