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Old 11-08-2010, 12:13 AM #1
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Default Films you can constantly rewatch...

Ok, we all have our favourite movies of all time, but was just wondering if members had a certain few films that they can repeatedly watch, time and again, no matter how favoured they are by critics or not.

What are the films that you enjoy watching again from time to time? The ones that feel like a pair of old shoes or slacks, that always make you feel warm and content.....

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The Goonies
The Warriors
The Wanderers
Friday (any of them)
Once upon a time in America
A Bronx Tale
Small Faces
Half Baked
Boys in the hood
POTC (any of them)

Theres lots more I just cant remember them just now

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The Goonies
The Warriors
The Wanderers
Friday (any of them)
Once upon a time in America
A Bronx Tale
Small Faces
Half Baked
Boys in the hood

Theres lots more I just cant remember them just now
Nice. I haven't actually watched the Wanderers, Small Faces or Half Baked. Worth having a look?

Yeah, the Goonies is a great one to chill out with.
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The Notebook
A Walk To Remember
Enchanted
The Little Mermaid
Dirty Dancing
Grease
13 Going On 30
Pretty Woman
Notting Hill
Four Weddings And A Funeral
Love Actually
Jack and Sarah
Legally Blonde 1+2
Mean Girls
The Princess Diaries
Matilda
Spiceworld
The Little Princess
The Devil Wears Prada
Sliding Doors
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The Notebook
A Walk To Remember
Enchanted
The Little Mermaid
Dirty Dancing
Grease
13 Going On 30
Pretty Woman
Notting Hill
Four Weddings And A Funeral
Love Actually
Jack and Sarah
Legally Blonde 1+2
Mean Girls
The Princess Diaries
Matilda
Spiceworld
The Little Princess
The Devil Wears Prada
Sliding Doors
I'm just after reading yours and it reminded me of a film I love just because of how sweet and gentle it is - The Secret Garden. Lovely little film.
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Oh I havn't watched that in ages! I loved that movie.
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I'm generally not a big fan of rewatching movies, but when I saw Breathless recently for what must have been the 20th time, I would have to choose that.

Amadeus is very rewatchable too, as is the Last Emperor.
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Oh I havn't watched that in ages! I loved that movie.
Oh, it's lovely. Just a very moving and gentle little film. Have it on Dvd somewhere around the house.
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I'm generally not a big fan of rewatching movies, but when I saw Breathless recently for what must have been the 20th time, I would have to choose that.

Amadeus is very rewatchable too, as is the Last Emperor.
I'm bloody terrible for it! Total film nut.
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Nice. I haven't actually watched the Wanderers, Small Faces or Half Baked. Worth having a look?

Yeah, the Goonies is a great one to chill out with.
The Goonies is always at the top of my film list

They are definitely worth a watch imo.
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The Notebook
A Walk To Remember
Enchanted
The Little Mermaid
Dirty Dancing
Grease
13 Going On 30
Pretty Woman
Notting Hill
Four Weddings And A Funeral
Love Actually
Jack and Sarah
Legally Blonde 1+2
Mean Girls
The Princess Diaries
Matilda
Spiceworld
The Little Princess
The Devil Wears Prada
Sliding Doors
Ah I cant believe I forgot about Grease & Dirty Dancing.
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I'll defo be watching the Wanderers this week, that's for sure.
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Small Faces sounds interesting too.
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I'm bloody terrible for it! Total film nut.
I'm sure there are plenty of movies I've seen that deserve to be viewed again. It always helps when they are lengthy and there is a lot of content you might not have picked up on before.

Strangely I've rewatched A Nightmare on Elm Street compulsively for years, but I never got the same scares as the first time which is a shame.
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The Hangover. Could literally put that on repeat and be happy all day
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I always enjoy watching crappy thrillers again for some reason, as well as Star Trek movies.

And then Jaws is endlessly rewatchable.
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Actually, not just crappy thrillers - Hitchcock's stuff is just timeless.
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Mean Girls - I've seen it about 50 times.

I often rewatch the Tarantinos. The History Boys too - there's always a hidden joke I didn't notice the first, second, third, fourth, fifth...time.
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oh yeah Shauny, great comedies are always worth watching again. Have no idea how many times I've seen films like Tootsie or Planes, Trains and Automobiles.

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The Twilight Films
The Princess Bride
Silent Hill
Donnie Darko
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Garden State
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Lord of the Rings Movies
Harry Potter films
Spirited Away
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Lost and Delirious
30 days of Night
Pocahontas


I'm sure there are others as well.
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Oh, and Pulp Fiction. That's probably my favourite film of all time.
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The Princess Bride
Silent Hill
Donnie Darko
Fly away home
Whip It
The Phantom Menace
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Garden State
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
Lord of the Rings Movies
Harry Potter films
Spirited Away
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Lost and Delirious
30 days of Night
Pocahontas


I'm sure there are others as well.
Yep, alot of the ones you've mentioned would be on my list, particularly The Princess Bride and the Lord of the Rings movies, as well as the animated Lord of the Rings film from the late 70's I think.
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Yep, alot of the ones you've mentioned would be on my list, particularly The Princess Bride and the Lord of the Rings movies, as well as the animated Lord of the Rings film from the late 70's I think.
Is it worth downloading?
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Is it worth downloading?
It's a very low budget affair Claudia. Sure he couldn't complete it, and the latter stages of the released film are very rough. But yeah, if you're a fan of the books and the films then you should really watch it. Very trippy stuff too. Used to smoke a bit of the wacky stuff while watching it. Interesting film.
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Just found it on YouTube. That's the first part.
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