Only One Movie

[ContinentalOp]

I've been following this thread since the start, trying to figure out what movie I would pick. I'm not sure I could, as my favorite movie often depends on what mood I'm in.

But if I had to pick one movie to watch over and over again, I'd probably have to go with the movie I've seen multiple times and never seem to get tired of...

*Dont judge me...*

 

[Deceasedeye]

I Remember Mama with Irene Dunne

 

[since 61]

The Movie "Shane"

 

[ZGrand]

Never really thought about it, but I seem to watch Pulp Fiction any time it's on.

Of course I can say the same for Unforgiven and No Country For Old Men.

 

[pantannojack]

I'm partial to Marlina Dietrich in Witness for the Prosecution. "Wanna Kiss me, Duckie?"

 

[RobertJ.]

Watching just one movie appeals to me about as much as just wearing the same underwear until THE END APPEARS.

I agree! Kinda like owning only one gun!

 

[rwsmith]

I'm not good at this.....

....and I have to cheat. Here are movies that I HAVE gotten hooked on, watched again and again and if one were on now I'd watch it again.

Macbeth 1971

Breaker Morant

Outlaw Josey Wales

A Clockwork Orange.

Fargo

Airplane

Animal House

The Princess Bride

The Godfather

Pulp Fiction

M (1931)

 

[RobertJ.]

....and I have to cheat. Here are movies that I HAVE gotten hooked on, watched again and again and if one were on now I'd watch it again.

Macbeth 1971

Breaker Morant

Outlaw Josey Wales

A Clockwork Orange.

Fargo

Airplane

Animal House

The Princess Bride

The Godfather

Pulp Fiction

M (1931)

There have been a lot of movies listed in this thread that I never get tired of watching. Your list has seven that I can watch over and over!

 

[johngalt]

Saving Grace

 

[petepeterson]

Never really thought about it, but I seem to watch Pulp Fiction any time it's on.

Of course I can say the same for Unforgiven and No Country For Old Men.

I'll take the same 3, in any order. Maybe throw Scarface in the mix.

 

[OLDSTER]

My all-time favorite movie is " Lawrence of Arabia" with the brilliant Peter O'Toole as Lawrence. This is a photo of the real person, Col. Thomas Edward Lawrence.

 

[JcMack]

For entertainment and historical content, Casablanca.

For American resiliency and history may repeat itself, The Grapes of Wrath

 

[Scott in NCal]

Dr Strangelove
maby Its a Mad Mad Mad Mad World or Being There.

 

[Old 44 Guy]

The Shootist with John Wayne. Plus a cast of great stars.

 

[HOUSTON RICK]

A Christmas Carol with George C Scott

 

[usmc2427765]

Clint Eastwood, Jeff Bridges, John Wayne and Robert Duvall. On my softer, sentimental side it would be " Love Actually". IMHO

 

[Krogen]

The Big Sleep. I could keep watching it for the rest of my life and still not figure it out. Nobody else can either!

 

[Gamecock]

Krogan, you remind me, Chinatown (1974) was quite good.

 

[Old cop]

"Marty" w/Ernest Borgnine.

 

[vytoland]

Marty 1955 and The Enemy Below 1957