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?

[PJ-Comix]

Jesus H. Christ! Jesus Mary and Joseph! All the saints and martyrs and Jesus! Did I mention Jesus?

[Soaring Feather]

Howards End, set in England.

Anthony Hopkins and others. Fabulous movie.

[jazusamo]

The Quiet Man is probably one of his best non westerns, of course O'Hara helped make it great.

[Varmint Al]

Quest for Fire


Hombre

Breezy

Dirty Harry

Ulzana's Raid

Naked Prey

Good Hunting... from Varmint Al

[doc1019]

Down Periscope is one of those movies that I have watched so many times I can almost recite, word for word, the script and yet, ever time I watch it I laugh so hard that I have tears in my eyes. (E.g. 100 feet below the surface with no ventilation and the cook decides to “cut the cheese” absolutely hilarious … laughing about it now!).

[txrangerette]

If I could watch movies more, I would watch No Time for Sargeants with Andy Griffith.

I have watched Hoosiers over and over and over. LOVE that movie.

Also West Side Story.

Do they ever have Kubricks 2001: A Space Oddyssey on tv? I would watch that time after time, just like I did in the theater.

My taste is pretty eclectic and fairly old fashioned.

I despise Horror films.

[doc1019]

Got that right.

[tob2]

Anything Star Trek

[dirtboy]

Almost 90 posts and no one has mentioned Shawshank Redemption.

[Argus]

Stay away from his right!

[Argus]

And what about MY COUSIN VINNIE?

[be4everfree]

Blues Brothers (they are on a mission from God)

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (they are on a mission from God)

Pulp Fiction (sick humor)

The Anarchist cookbook

[stm]

The saddest part about that movie is the three original male characters, Meredith, Matthau and then Lemmon, all died within a couple of years of the making of the movie. Walter Matthau was a one of a kind, no doubt about it.

[doc1019]

This first time I watch Down Periscope I laughed so hard my wife seriously thought that I was having a heart attack!

[be4everfree]

Wow !

No "V" for

Vendetta ?

[traditional1]

Caddy Shack

[Lil'freeper]

The Fifth Element!

Mooooooolti-pass!

[shield]

Apollo 13

[lowbridge]

Oh! And Shawshank Redemption! :-)

[SeaBiscuit]

Pop pop bang!