I've seen this film before but will watch it again and again ......

My favourite is 'It's a Wonderful Life'. Last Christmas my husband surprised me with the new colour version which also included the black and white version. I also love Gone with the Wind. My Mum took me to see it as a child and said I must sit still because it was a long film. I did sit still and do now when it's on.

The Apartment with Jack Lemmon and Shirley McLaine is my favourite Christmas film - must have seen it dozens of times but never tire of it. I also watch National Lampoons Christmas Vacation if it's on. It helps me put any Christmas disasters in perspective.

Hmmmn, this is difficult as there are such a lot ,but.....
Some Like It Hot
Midnight Run
It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Where Eagles Dare [best war film.]
South Pacific
Bugsy Malone
Back To The Future [all of them]
all the old Alistair Sim films,
Alfie [original version]
LOTR [all 3 films]
I have to say that I must be the only person in the world to NOT like Casablanca [or Humph]There is also a little known Peter Sellers comedy that is brilliant called After The Fox [set in Italy] I have watched this so many times.

My #1 is 'Priscilla Queen Of The Desert', the best feel-good movie of all time!
A close 2nd is 'Man For All Seasons', because I was totally in love with local boy Paul Schofield as a teenager.
As a Musical maniac, 'West Side Story' and 'Oklahoma!' top the bill, with 'Bugsy Malone' as my 'guilty pleasure'. I can sing every song from all of those and most other Musicals too

Watching the Lost Boys again. Oh those eighties fashions! great fun.

Yes; I've followed Jennifer Lawrences career ever since Winters Bone. I don't know why they even bothered to look for anyone else to play Katniss when they were casting for The Hunger Games. I can't wait for the second film [out soon] but the third book is going to be split into two films so I'll have an extra year to wait. I've never really seen Sandra Bullock, but think I'll have to check her out.

Recently I find I'll watch most films with Meryl Streep, Jennifer Lawrence or Sandra Bullock. Winters bones,hunger games and silver linings, I've enjoyed all 3. interested to watch her career develop, she has an instinctive talent. I also enjoy quite a lot of Clint Eastwood films, the ones he has directed like bridges of madison county'.'Trouble with the curve' liked amy adams in that and julie/julia and the singing one?! Argo was a good film. Descendants with gorgeous George. Crazy heart, Jeff Bridges. I liked the new version of 'True Grit'. Moneyball was a good film. Never let me go...made me cry!

Watching Die Hard - again.

Realised I'd never actually seen Blade Runner so half watched it tonight [was balancing the books for tomorrow at the same time]. A film that needs more concentration I guess, but I found it very bleak. Will have to watch it again as it's a gap in my education.

Just watching Bladerunner again.

I think the long versions are definitely better films Tegan but they do need stamina and a comfortable chair

I was advised to watch the Directors Cut of the last LOTR's film; I haven't got it but it's on my [very long] tick list.

Loved Life of Pi!
I also tend to rewatch the Lord of the Rings films (long versions of course).
Casablanca is definitely my favourite older film.

tarotfool; we had quite a long thread about Life of Pi when it came out. I wish I'd seen it in 3D but even so I loved it in 2D. I cried when it didn't win the Oscar for best film . I bought the dvd a while back but haven't yet watched it..not sure why. It stayed with me for ages after I'd seen it. I also loved The Hunger Games, which I have actually watched several time. I'll bump up the thread if I can find it .

I've come late to this thread but had to mention Life of Pi as can't see anyone else has. It is the most beautiful film I have seen andI have watched it many times - never done that before!

I bought the music from Dances with Wolves I loved it so much. Shawshank is wonderful; I liked Road to Perdition as well.

All of the above plus Shawshank Redemption.

Dances with Wolves, and every time I hear that music.....
Casablanca never ages really !

Jour de Fete and LA Story (Steve Martin). If it comes on tv I think I'll just watch the beginning . . . and I've got it on dvd anyway! Goodness knows how many times I've seen it. Same with Jour de Fete.

Forgot Its a Wonderful Life. DH and I always cry at 12 minutes in, yes we've timed it! Aren't we sad!! The Princess Bride is also up there. I loved the book as well.

Being a bit sad in my old age (!?) I enjoy cartoons again. Only the more adult ones though like Up and WallE. I'd watch them anytime I stumbled across them. Also love Scrat

I've never seen Miss Congeniality because I thought when it first came out if was just a chick flick, but I read the review in the paper last week that praised it so I wish I'd watched it. Michael Caine doesn't make bad films [and is greatly underrated imo].

When - don't feel stalked, it's interesting about similar work/interests isn't it. I haven't seen You've Got Mail, will look for the dvd - I do love Sleepless in Seattle though

The Lady Killers and Some Like it Hot get my vote.

Sorry, Iam64 you will think I'm stalking you if I agree with you one more time, but I also watch Brief Encounter and Singin' n the Rain at every opportunity, even though I have the DVDs now. Also, You've Got Mail, because of the end, where she meets her mystery man and his dog in the park. When it gets to the bit where he says 'don't cry, shopgirl' I'm weeping at the emotion of it all . The Harry Nielsen song sets me off!