Favorite Movie

Idiocracy.

 

A true classic.

 

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A Razors Edge. Probably Bill Murray's finest.

 

Oh brother where art thou?

 

The Big Lebowski
True Romance
Hong Kong John Woo
Star Wars (Original Trilogy)
Shaun of the Dead AND Hot Fuzz
Goodfellas
Office Space
Evil Dead (Original Trilogy)

 

Big Trouble in Little China
Buckaroo Banzai
Kingsman
Pride, Prejudice and Zombies
Young Frankenstein

honorable mentions:
Hunt for Red October
Starship Troopers

 

Some very good entries here. For me, probably a toss-up between Godfather and There Will be Blood

 

The Princess Bride - if I had to pick just one

Other movies I'll watch over again every year or two:

The Italian Job, The Score, almost anything Mel Brooks did, Grandma's Boy, Office Space, 40 Year Old Virgin, probably forgetting a few.

 

Caddy Shack, Back to School because Rodney Was/is #1 comedian for me.

 

There are a bunch of good ones named. I like “Outlaw Josey Wales”, but I thought “Unforgiven” was the better film. I can watch the John Wayne/John Ford Cavalry Trilogy (Fort Apache, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, and Rio Grande) over and over again. I like sci-fi, so “The Fifth Element” and “Blade Runner” are also on my list. “The Longest Day” never gets old, just as “Saving Private Ryan” never will. I particularly like “To Have and Have Not” with Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall, but “Casablanca” and “The African Queen” are frequently re-viewed. Finally, I like Steve McQueen, so I must also mention “The Great Escape,” “The Getaway,” “The Sand Pebbles,” and “Bullitt.”


(Coburn, Garner, and McQueen on location for “The Great Escape”)

 

May as well add "Open Range", "The Deer Hunter", "Full Metal Jacket", "Grand Torino", "!941", and "Forest Gump" to the list