What Movie Do You COMPULSIVELY Watch On The Tube Over and Over and Over Again?

Self | August 25, 2006 | PJ-Comix

[PJ-Comix]

What movie do you COMPULSIVELY watch over and over again? I am asking that because for the past couple of months I have been compulsively watched Cinderella Man every time I can catch it on cable. So far I must have seen it about 30 times but who's keeping count? For some strange reason, I find myself drawn to this movie. I can't really explain it. My favorite scene is when James Braddock was fighting Corn Griffin but will watch the movie in its entirety or what ever part is left when I check the tube.

It's gotten so bad that I now have the Cinderella Man book which I am now reading. Also, I find myself watching boxing events on the tube which I rarely did before.

So what movie (if any) do YOU compulsively watch over and over and over again?

[freedumb2003]

GroundHog Day

LOL

[Tax-chick]

I love "1776"! I bought the video years ago, and we watch it several times a year.

[Noumenon]

The Bridge on the River Qwai
Glengarry Glen Ross
The Patriot

[bannie]

Westward the Women!!!!!

[bannie]

I can't stand watching that same film twice in a decade.

Then...you haven't found the right movie!

;-)

[BruceysMom]

I don't really have tv but I watch these movies over and over: The English Patient, Dr. Zhivago and Team America. Anything from MST3K, My favorite being "Giant Spider Invasion"

[BruceysMom]

I watch Tremors over and over too. My favorite scene is also the "YA PICKED THE WRONG GAL DARN REC ROOM, DIDN'T YA!"

[A Citizen Reporter]

"Sit down John, Sit down John, For G*d sake John, SIT DOWN

Someone open up a window....

NO TOO Many flies.

But it's hot as H*LL in PhilaDELphia!"

WAY back in high school, I had a history teacher who introduced us to the movie, and I've loved it ever since. I had to buy the DVD, because they stopped showing it on cable, as they used to around the 4th of July.

[ecomcon]

20 years ago I had an auto repair shop, and I had Monty Python's Holy Grail playing just about continuously except for when it was rewinding.

And the Ramones Rocket To Russia in the cassette deck.

[lowbridge]

Grease, The Apartment, The Godfather, Kelly's Heroes, The Good, The Bad, and TRhe Ugly, High Time (an obscure 1960 movie starring Bing Crosby), the "Beach Party" films of the early to mid 1960s.

[Lib-Lickers 2]

that's when I first got the hots for Blythe Danner

[lowbridge]

Walter Matthau after the end credits: "If I knew there was going to be a nude scene in this film, I'd have asked for another million".

[Tax-chick]

We sing that at home *all* the time, substituting the name of the currently annoying child: "Sit down, Bill, sit down, Bill ..." My mother is from Philadelphia, so that makes it even funnier!

I first saw it in a college course on the American Revolution, and there was no such thing as DVD when I bought the VHS, at the time our local video outlet ditched it.

[Tax-chick]

Pretty, but a marginal voice. Abigail Adams could really sing.

[proudofthesouth]

Used to watch "Tremors". More times than I can count.

[eastforker]

Any Terminators and any and all Clint Eastwood movies. Yeah, John Wayne too.

[lowbridge]

Grumpier Old Men

Question: do you like "Grumpier Old Men" better than "Grumpy Old Men"? If so, why?

[bert]

I know most of the dialogue from Midway.....my wife knows Strawberry 12 is the important PBY.

I'm beginning to get pretty good on the Longest Day.

The Band of Brothers series is getting pretty well imprinted as well. There is so much that even repeated watchings yields new stuff.

[Lib-Lickers 2]

yeah it wasn't her voice

then she made Future World where she wore a tight jumpsuit

[johnny7]

Pulp Fiction... Kill Bill Vol. I... Goodfella's... and... heh heh... Scary Movie III.