Which film did you love .... and could watch over and over again?

[Ann]

Following on from Boo's thread of which film have you never seen, which film did you love and never fail to watch again and again ...........
I love Mamma Mia, for the songs, the scenery and the actors!

[fliptheswitch]

I have watched Edward Scissorhands loads and loads of times. Oh, and Pretty Woman.

[emmie]

It's a Wonderful Life, with James Stewart.

[andy-hughes]

In no special order - Top Three -

Annie Hall
Grease
Yellow Submarine

[giveup]

Casablanca

[delphfolk]

Zulu every time

[andy-hughes]

em10 - I watched IABL because so many people go on about it - and i hated it!!!!

i hated the way everyone shouted their dialogue, and i found the premise to be hideously scmalzy, it was so wet and wardm you could have bathed a baby in it!

But I know i am in the monority.

[sith123]

spiderman (all of them)
gladiator
the grudge
star wars

[craft1948]

Shawshank Redemption and The Blues Brothers..............

[Lie-in King]

The Shawshank Redemption

[Robinia]

Shawshank
Bridges of Madison County
Steel Magnolias

I'll soon know the scripts :o)

[webbo3]

Its a wonderful life and once upon a time in the west.



Dave.

[fliptheswitch]

Yes to Grease and Shawshank. Both great films... for completely different reasons.

[jno]

if I really love a film I've got it memorised after the second or third time, so I probably won't watch it again for another 30 years. Any more than that and I'd start to notice the bits that weren't really quite so good after all.

[Jan1957]

Aliens and Jurassic Park

[Lie-in King]

Singin' in the Rain

[Prudie]

Unlike lots of people on B00's thread I've watched the Godfather trilogy over and over again. I also repeatedly watch Save the Last Dance, Man in the Iron Mask, Pretty Woman, Shawshank Redemption, Goodfellas, PS I love You, Seabiscuit, Memphis Belle, The Abyss for starters.

[emmie]

AH, well each to his own, its neither smaltzy, if you watch it a number of times, nor does it preach, it's quite a simple story, with a good message,
and an oscar winning performance by Jimmy Stewart, don't believe he got one for it though, as far as i know it didn't do that well in the US, until it was shown on cable tv some years later. It's best seen at the cinema, because like most films, lots gets lost on the small screen.

[Ann]

Gone with the Wind (like my wheelie - bins, appropriate to be shown today!!)

[rockyracoon]

My favs that I always watch when they are on are, Love Actually and Amelie.