[DejaJude]

I plan on watching “The Wind and the Lion” tonight for the umpteenth time. Other favorites are “The King and I” and “The Ten Commandments”.

[ExGeeEye]

Wall-E

A Man for All Seasons

Alien(s)

Wizard of Oz

more....

[SnuffaBolshevik]

Duel.

[I still care]

My list:

The Longest Day
The Mummy
Pride and Prejudice the 1995 version (yes I know it’s girly, but it’s also like 8 hours long, so there’s alot of watching in there)
Ocean’s 11
The Whole Thin Man Series
Anything James Bond, except the Timothy Dalton one and the ones where Roger Moore was really, really old
Apollo 13
Lord of the Rings
Errol Flynn stuff
Anything with Bogie
Anything with Cary Grant

Yes, I like lighter fare. Stuff that doesn’t ring you out. I watch a LOT of movies - we have movie nights at my house with friends every week. They grew up without movies, and it’s fun to rediscover all the classics with people who have never seen them before.

My biggest hits with neophytes:

The In-laws (the old one with Falk and Arkin)
Secondhand Lions (the best movie no one ever saw)
October Sky
Casablanca
Forbidden Planet
The ORIGINAL The LadyKillers, with Alec Guiness and Sellers

[valkyry1]

I have alot of them, but haven’t seen a movie at all for awhile.

[grame]

I Remember Mama

[Oztrich Boy]

Groundhog Day

[badpacifist]

generation gap
me...any of the kill bill movies, gladiator
grand daughter... any of the twilight movies

[bobby.223]

‘The Hustler’. best movie line ever also imho. Fast Eddie to Fats: “I’m the best there is Fats...I’m the best ya ever seen..even if ya beat me I’m still the best”.

[gartrell bibberts]

Shane
Stagecoach
The Lady Eve
The Thin Man
They Were Expendable

[Dewey Revoltnow]

Blazing Saddles
Falling Down
Slingblade

[Artemis Webb]

Casablanca
O’ Brother Where Art Thou
Wall*E
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
The Outlaw Josey Wales
The African Queen
True Lies
Terminator
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
The Life of Brian
The Ten Commandments

[highlander_UW]

Movies I have enjoyed watching more than once...:

The Incredibles

Casablanca

Princess Bride

Bladerunner

Lord of the Rings

A Room with a View

[grame]

Oh, and any and all Jimmy Stewart movies
And most Katherine Hepburn movies. Especially the one with Jimmy Stewart and Cary Grant, but I can’t think of the name of it just now.

[Cyber Ninja]

&

great sound track.

[Tanniker Smith]

The Fugitive was on earlier. Had I the time, I'd watched it longer than just up to the train crash.

Die Hard's always fun. (The first one.)
The Lord of the Rings -- particularly the first one, when everything was new.
The Shawshank Redemption, which is IMO the best Stephen King adaptation, with only minor changes needed for the conversion.

[FroedrickVonFreepenstein]

One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, Dog Day Afternoon, Patton, Planet of the Apes (Chuck Heston original), Soylent Green, They Live, Storm of the Century

[norwaypinesavage]

“North by Northwest”, “The Longest Day”, “The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly”.

[fish hawk]

Master and Commander, Shogun, Chaka Zulu, Dune, Chato’s Land, Harvey (black and white w/Jimmy Stewart) Bell Book and Candle, The Quiet Man, Groundhog Day.

[steelyourfaith]

Casablanca, Braveheart, Shane, Once Upon a Time in the West, Last of the Mohicans, Breaker Morant, High Noon, Out of Africa, Excalibur ... just for starters. 8^)