JET4
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The Outlaw Josey Wales
Three Stooges (with Curly in it )
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Movies or TV shows you have watched more than once.
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Fessor
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"Yankee Doodle Dandy" with Jimmy Cagney.
Centennial All 26 hours or whatever it is.
Lonesome Dove...the trilogy. I like all three of them.
Jaws..the first two. After that...not so much.
Gettysburgh
God and Generals
Jurrasic Park Some more than others
Cheers
Frasier
Wings
Night Court
Star Trek TOS
Star Wars (The original three) I don't watch these as much anymore. I've only seen them a hundred times or so.
Lost
Under the Dome
Justified
Lost in Space...the original.
Combat (On DVD)
Twelve O'Clock High The movie, and the TV show. I've got them both on DVD.
The Avengers (on DVD)
Zulu
Dirty Harry
Magnum Force (a better movie than the original IMHO)
Fail Safe
There are others but I'd be here all day.
Lonesome Dove...the trilogy. I like all three of them.
Jaws..the first two. After that...not so much.
Gettysburgh
God and Generals
Jurrasic Park Some more than others
Cheers
Frasier
Wings
Night Court
Star Trek TOS
Star Wars (The original three) I don't watch these as much anymore. I've only seen them a hundred times or so.
Lost
Under the Dome
Justified
Lost in Space...the original.
Combat (On DVD)
Twelve O'Clock High The movie, and the TV show. I've got them both on DVD.
The Avengers (on DVD)
Zulu
Dirty Harry
Magnum Force (a better movie than the original IMHO)
Fail Safe
There are others but I'd be here all day.
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A recent one: Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Watched it in a theater when it first came out. Watched it again last June on my iPad on a road trip.
Terrific movie.
Terrific movie.
I think it has come up before here, but one movie I cannot help but watch is The Hunt For Red October. I'm not sure what it is that pulls me in, but it is difficult for me to not watch.
Many other favorites of mine have been mentioned here but one line from Harvey seems evermore relevant to me these days. At one point Judge Gaffney says, "I'm old, but I don't miss much!"
Many other favorites of mine have been mentioned here but one line from Harvey seems evermore relevant to me these days. At one point Judge Gaffney says, "I'm old, but I don't miss much!"
Willyboy
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Favorite Movies
Well, it's cold and snowy here around Chicago so I guess it's time to watch Fargo again. A great black comedy. I will watch The Unforgiven, and
Forbidden Planet too if I see they are on somewhere. Willyboy
Well, it's cold and snowy here around Chicago so I guess it's time to watch Fargo again. A great black comedy. I will watch The Unforgiven, and
Forbidden Planet too if I see they are on somewhere. Willyboy
OP
Something i forgot to add to my list;
the complete series of
Victory At Sea
the complete series of
Victory At Sea
HOUSTON RICK
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Anything set in quasi-modern warfare from Napolean (Captain Hornblower) to Gulf War II. WWII in particular, the movies and Documentaries from the 1960's. No CGI remakes please! Rue Paul cannot replace Charleton Heston or Henry Fonda. Midway and World at War may top the list.
Hair Trigger
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Wow, what a thread. A list of TV/films I could watch multiple times would run 4-5 pages here. But.... Maybe a top 33, in no particular order:
2001: A Space Odyssey
2010: The Year We Make Contact
Contact
The Martian
Dr. Strangelove
In Harm's Way
Band of Brothers
The Pacific
Saving Private Ryan
The Replacements
The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
Gladiator
Proof of Life
A Good Year
Master and Commander
American Gangster
Book of Eli
Yellowstone
To Have and Have Not
Key Largo
The Maltese Falcon
Dark Passage
The Americanization of Emily
The Great Escape
Papillon
Bullitt
The Getaway (original)
Payback
The Thomas Crown Affair (remake)
Star Trek II, III, and IV
Star Trek (original TV series)
Hell in the Pacific
2001: A Space Odyssey
2010: The Year We Make Contact
Contact
The Martian
Dr. Strangelove
In Harm's Way
Band of Brothers
The Pacific
Saving Private Ryan
The Replacements
The Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
Gladiator
Proof of Life
A Good Year
Master and Commander
American Gangster
Book of Eli
Yellowstone
To Have and Have Not
Key Largo
The Maltese Falcon
Dark Passage
The Americanization of Emily
The Great Escape
Papillon
Bullitt
The Getaway (original)
Payback
The Thomas Crown Affair (remake)
Star Trek II, III, and IV
Star Trek (original TV series)
Hell in the Pacific
I'll just name one:
The Caine Mutiny
I was out sick for two consecutive weeks in the sixth grade (mumps and chicken pox back-to-back
). I had a copy of the novel, which I read the first week. I was so impressed, I read it again the second week. The movie came out a few weeks later, and I thought it was great. I've been watching it whenever I could ever since.
The Caine Mutiny
I was out sick for two consecutive weeks in the sixth grade (mumps and chicken pox back-to-back
). I had a copy of the novel, which I read the first week. I was so impressed, I read it again the second week. The movie came out a few weeks later, and I thought it was great. I've been watching it whenever I could ever since.
Just sticking to TV and can/will watch just about anytime and any number of times.
Firefly, along with the movie Serenity naturally.
Freaks and Geeks.
Green Acres.
Star Trek The Original Series. The movies are also quite good especially number 2 and number 4.
The Outer Limits The Original Series.
Firefly, along with the movie Serenity naturally.
Freaks and Geeks.
Green Acres.
Star Trek The Original Series. The movies are also quite good especially number 2 and number 4.
The Outer Limits The Original Series.
LVSteve
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...but I'll try.
Movies
The Battle of Britain
Dune
Most Bond movies
Spaceballs
Blazing Saddles
Wing Commander
633 Squadron
El Cid
Clash of The Titans (new and old)
Any Star Wars movie
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
Lawrence of Arabia
Krull
Battle Beyond the Stars
Grand Prix
Le Mans
Series
Star Trek, all series
Stargate, all series
Babylon 5
That 70's Show
Hawaii 5-0, the original
Das Boot, German language version only
Inspector Morse
Inspector Lewis
Endeavour
Miss Marple
Poirot
Maigret, Bruno Cremer preferred
Law and Order, original series
9mmPatriot
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I have about 400 DVD's to choose from.
My wife has a house, I have a single room and a corner of the basement.
My wife has a house, I have a single room and a corner of the basement.
AJ
US Veteran
Watching a great one now.........Casablanca. Have probably seen all or parts of it at least 50 times. On PBS last night with no commercials, I recorded it.
