One of mine is on tonight... Ben Hur. It doesn't matter how many times I've seen them. I will watch these over and over.

All of the Godfather movies.
Independence Day (That's on tonight too.)
Gladiator
Overboard
Out of Africa
Auntie Mame
Saving Private Ryan
The 10 Commandments
The Best Years Of Our Lives
Titanic
Toy Story 1 and 2
Patton
Rebecca
The Sixth Sense

There are others I'll watch parts of but those I'll watch from beginning to end when ever they are on.

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Great post,,,,
And I would say any movie that has Gary Oldman in it
true romance
the professional
romeo is bleeding
beethhoven
the scarlet letter
bram stokers Dracula

also all the Rocky movies especially number one and five

the note book
91/2 weeks
untamed heart
bed of roses

and a all time classic or two
a tree grows in brooklyn
the bells of saint mary

peace catherine

Who could watch a movie tonight? Your stuff is better than movies, better than primetime, sheesh your fiction is better than the tabloids !!!!

dl

The Bridges of Madison County

Titanic

Parenthood

Nat'l Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

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Shawshank Redemption
A tree Grows in Brooklyn
Some Like it Hot
Singing in the Rain
Alien, Aliens
Pitch Black
The Dark Knight
Rent
King Kong (original)
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (love this movie!)
Bourne Trilogy
American History X
Davinci Code
Rob Zombie movies
12 Angry Men
just a few of my favs.

I am not a huge movie person, but I would have to say...
Titanic
Airport
Horatio Hornblower
John Adams
A Christmas Story
Pretty Woman
Lady and the Tramp
Something about Mary
The Secret of Nimh

omg someone else knows the movie a tree grows in brooklyn. Dorothy Mcquire was so so beautiful, my favorite part of that movie is the christmas scene where its snowing and francine and her brother are given a new christmas tree. The sad scene is at the end when she graduates and she gets the flowers and card by her dad who passed away. What a true classic movie. Peace. Catherine

Steel Magnolias
Titanic
Armageddon
The Cutting Edge
National Lampoon's Vacation
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
The Net
Miss Congeniality
Speed
The Matrix
The Matrix 2
Pretty Woman
Pelican Brief
Mystic Pizza
Any of the Harry Potter movies
Any of the Lord of the Rings
Any of the Star Wars
ALMOST any of the Star Treks
War Games
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Hope Floats
Sweet Home Alabama

I don't necessarily have to be actively watching, but if I'm doing something that I can still look once in a while and listen, I love having them on.

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I liked Phenomenon (w/ John Travolta) and recently enjoyed August Rush. I guess I tend to like modern day fairy tales.

All of Ambrianna's first six movies listed,

plus:

Three Amigos
Tootsie
Groundhog's Day
Mr. Holland's Opus
My Cousin Vinny
The Jerk

(Wow - I realize how deep I come across simply by viewing my favorite movies list (not)! LOL

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Old Stuff:
Holiday Inn
North By Northwest
Singing In the Rain
Guys and Dolls
The Thin Man


Newer:
A Christmas Story
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Steel Magnolias
Amelie (French)
Mostly Martha (foreign film that No Reservations was based on)
Hoodwinked - even though this is an animated kid's movie -I LOVE IT

I really love old movies. I drive my kids nuts because they hate anything made in black and white and I love old black and white movies, especially the Marx Brothers and the Thin Man series of films. Basically, if it was made in the 1940s or 1950s, I love it.

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"We must love them both--those whose opinions we share and those whose opinions we reject. For both have labored in the search for truth, and both have helped us in the finding of it."
Saint Thomas Aquinas

Here are some of my favorites.
A Letter to Three Wives
Cheaper By the Dozen with Clifton Webb
North to Alaska
The Quiet Man
The Russians are Coming the Russians are Coming.
Its a Mad Mad Mad Mad World
To Sir With Love
Singing in the Rain
Oklahoma
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
South Pacific
Sound of Music
Life With Father
All 3 Lord of the Ring movies.

I guess I'm more of a classics girl. I would have to say:

An Affair to Remember
Roman Holiday
Sabrina
Brigadoon
Casablanca

Renee

I'm so with you on your first three, I just love these movies!

I also love

Breakfast at Tiffany's
The Quiet Man
McClintock (I love John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara)
Rear Window
Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

There are others but I haven't had my coffee yet........

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One that I don't see mentioned- Million Dollar Baby- thought that was one of the best movies i have ever seen.

Madame X
Fried green tomatoes

Titanic
The Notebook
Bridges of Madison County
Gone with The Wind
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
Million Dollar Baby (& most of C. Eastwood's movies in the last 10 years)
Fried Green Tomatos
Message in a Bottle
Steel Magnolias
Sound of Music
Fiddler on the Roof
Mr. Holland's Opus
Shawshank Redemption
Green Mile
The Sixth Sense
Signs

I probably could add a lot more!

I watched that movie when I was a teenager with my mom, always near Christmas time, and now I make it a ritual, even if we are across the miles from each other. I alwyas sob like a baby!

Great movie, but *so dark* which I was not expecting at all. Very good story though.

Others I really like

Shawshank Redemption
The Illusionist (highly recommend this one)
The Notebook
Field of Dreams
Bourne

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WOW Madame X was a great one. I remember everytime it was on me and my mother had to watch it. Dial M for Murder too.

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