Movies you have seen many times and are still good.

Raising Arizona
Shakes The Clown
Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Clerks
Waiting
Say Anything
Taken

To Lesley, Big Fish reminds me so much of my Dad that I can't watch it without severe eye irritation.

No Monty Python yet? Holy grail, Life if Brian, The Meaning of Life...

Maltese Falcon.
Lock, stock and Two Smoking Barrels.

Caddy Shack

Waiting

Jaws

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Thought of a couple more. Goodfellas and Unforgiven.

Little Big Man and Outlaw Josie Wales, because Chief Dan George. Little Big Man has some real power in it.

The Shootist. Lots of John Wayne movies, really.

The Wrath of Khan. I've seen it so many times, I can quote the entire movie, know all the plot holes, understand that none of it makes sense, and I still love it.

Shawshank.

Grand Prix & Le Mans.

(drops mic, exits)

Back to the Future trilogy

Ghostbusters

Cars (hell, almost any Pixar movie)

Hot Fuzz

Blues Brothers

Fifth Element

There's a bunch of other ones, but those are off the top of my head.

Anything Tarantino/Mel Brooks/Scorsese/Bond

I'll add:

Donnie Darko

Little Miss Sunshine

Amelie

Road Trip/EuroTrip

Lucky Number Sleven

Goodwill Hunting

A Knight's Tale (gf loves it and I always end up laughing too)

V for Vendetta

Castaway

Second Hand Lions
The Fifth Element
Rush
Star Wars (4, 5 and 6)
Bullitt
Le Mans
The Last Starfighter
Lord of the Rings (any of them) The Fast and the Furious
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift

Aloha Bobby and Rose

Let it Ride

Now all I have to do is start saying "Hut hut hut hut". And my son starts gigging.

Serenity, firefly more so though

Ghostbusters

Galaxy Quest

Pitch Black

I agree, Serenity's not as good to re-watch as the Firefly series.

I do like the first two Riddick movies, but not the newest 'Riddick'

Breakfast Club

Star Wars 4-6

Hunt for Red October (Unless anyone else is home. Last time it was on they almost killed me and buried me in the backyard when I said "Most things in here don't respond well to bullets' and 'I would like to have seen Montana' along with the actors )

Interstellar, mainly because it took me several repetitions to figure out what was happening.

Indiana Jones

Big

The Bourne Identity

Dr. Hess wrote: The Fifth Element

You know it's on some channel everyday

Treasure of the sierra madre

The petrified forest

Casablanca

North by northwest

Pretty much everything I would have mentioned has been covered already, with one glaring exception: The Third Man.

A lot of good ones were taken but I'll add Midway, the Cannonball Run movies, Airplane, Arthur, and Crazy People. Anyone that didn't find 1941 funny is wrong.

I know it was cheesy but I have to say the first Herbie movie. And Herbie goes to Monte Carlo.

Ronin

The Hollywood Knights

Heavy Metal

AKIRA

oldtin wrote: No Monty Python yet? Holy grail, Life if Brian, The Meaning of Life...

I thought about the Holy Grail, but decided that, to me, it didn't meet the criteria laid out at the start of this thread. I enjoy it quite a bit, but I've matured to the point that I don't want to watch it over and over again. Before age 30 it would have been on the list, before 25 it might have been #1.

I should have added The Princess Bride and Second Hand Lions to my list, and the first in The Transporter series could be on that list too.

Requiem for a Dream

That movie should be shown to every high school student to show where drugs lead you.