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Oh, there are many, most but not all are guilty pleasures. I'm not one to surf channels but on the those rare occasions when I do surf if I come across any of these I'll stop and watch no matter how much of the movie is left.

White Christmas
Singing in the Rain
West Side Story
The Princess Diaries
Clueless
Lost in Austen - technically a series
Legally Blonde - the original
Galaxy Quest
Yankee Doodle Dandy
The Blues Brothers
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Life of Brian
Steel Magnolias

 

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You've Got Mail

Anne of Green Gables (Megan Follows)

Little Women (Winona Ryder)

Secretariat

Hidalgo

Apollo 13 and movies like it--I must like crisis stories based on true events--Valkyrie fits too

Australia

 

Ever After

Sweet Home Alabama--I haven't seen it in forever though, and I haven't caught it on a streaming service. 

When I was a kid, I really liked Friendship in Vienna, Goodbye Miss Fourth of July, Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken, and Back Home, none of which have appeared on Disney Plus yet, much to my dismay. Oh, and I probably had The Man From Snowy River memorized, lol! 
Adding The Night Train to Katmandu to what I watched over and over as a kid.

 

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Stardust

Napoleon Dynamite

The Princess Bride

White Christmas

Scrooge (not Scrooged)

You Can’t Take it With You

Twilight and New Moon but none of the others (I know, I know...but I love them!)

Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure

Back to the Future, all three

UHF

Clue

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

LOTR movies, but not The Hobbit movies

Groundhog Day

 

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47 minutes ago, Lady Florida. said:

Oh, there are many, most but not all are guilty pleasures. I'm not one to surf channels but on the those rare occasions when I do surf if I come across any of these I'll stop and watch no matter how much of the movie is left.

White Christmas
Singing in the Rain
West Side Story
The Princess Diaries
Clueless
Lost in Austen - technically a series
Legally Blonde - the original
Galaxy Quest
Yankee Doodle Dandy
The Blues Brothers
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Life of Brian
Steel Magnolias
 

Hubby's the same way with Blues Brothers and Office Space.  No matter when or what point in the movie.   

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40 minutes ago, Garga said:

Stardust

Napoleon Dynamite

The Princess Bride

White Christmas

Scrooge (not Scrooged)

You Can’t Take it With You

Twilight and New Moon but none of the others (I know, I know...but I love them!)

Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure

Back to the Future, all three

UHF

Clue

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

LOTR movies, but not The Hobbit movies

Groundhog Day

 

Wow, minus the twilight movie I would add all of these movies to my list. Now I wish we lived closer because if also go to the movies with you every week if we did, ha.

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Another film I never tire of seeing and love so much, and probably few people have seen is an Iranian film called Bashu: The Little Stranger.

I saw this in the theater when it was released in 1989. Fell in love with this poignant film. Beautifully and sensitively made. It is the only time I can recall going to see a film, then taking a friend so I could see it a second time, and then taking my Dad so he could see it (and so I could see it a third time). 

Bill

 

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The Fifth Element

But I’ve only seen the whole movie from beginning to end a few times because I used to just catch parts of it here and there.   Which I’m ok with 😛

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I’m not saying it a fantastic movie, just a movie I wan watch a bunch without getting sick of it
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The ones I'll be able to think of are the ones we own on DVD. And now that we have Netflix and the kids are grown, I don't see our DVD collection ever growing much...a movie would have to be really re-watchable to justify buying now! So, the most-watched of what we have:

The Harry Potter series 

Enchanted

Ramona and Beezus

Elf and the Muppet Christmas Carol (our holiday classics)

Animated: Tangled, Monsters Inc and sequel, The Toy Story movies, The Incredibles, Beauty and the Beast, Fantastic Mr. Fox, Shrek movies

I'll watch the BBC Pride & Prejudice, Princess Bride, should re-watch War & Peace but haven't yet, and a few others, but these are once-every-few-years. And we enjoy the Sherlock shows too.

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4 minutes ago, alisoncooks said:

With every response in this thread, my (mental) list gets longer! 

Add the 3 films of the Apu Trilogy by Indian (Benjali) director Satyajit Ray: Pather Panchali (1955), Aparajito (1956) and The World of Apu (1959).

Made on shoestring budgets in gorgeously beautiful black and white, this trilogy is near the apex of cinematic achievement AFAIK. Masterpieces!

Bill

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In no particular order:

Sabrina (the newer one, although I like both)

While You Were Sleeping

Lorenzo's Oil

It Could Happen to You

Pride and Prejudice (with Keira Knightley)

Emma

Mission Impossible (the first one)

One Fine Day*

The Cutting Edge (as @fraidycat mentioned above; I thought I was going to be alone on that one)

The Parent Trap (the newer one)

Dave

 

*One Fine Day is a fun movie for me because it reminds me of how my parents (my mom and step-dad) met -- at daycare pickup.  I was four and my parents were newly divorced.  My mom fell in love with the dad of a little boy in my class (who later became my step-brother, although I didn't see him much because he lived with his mom).

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I like too many!

Jane Austen movies: especially Pride and Prejudice (Colin Firth)

The Princess Bride

The Sound of Music

So I married an Ax Murderer

You've got mail

Back to the Future

Anne of Green Gables

North and South

Wives and Daughters

12 Angry Men (the old black and white one)

 

With the Family:

Harry Potter Series

The Incredibles 1+2

Matilda

Zootopia

Nanny McPhee 

 

I am sure there are more that I am just not thinking of...

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I have very little patience for sitting through movies but will sit through/watch these:

Oscar (our family favorite)

Bourne series (first 3 only)

Pretty much anything with Meg Ryan (You've Got Mail, Sleepless in Seattle, When Harry Met Sally, etc.)

Breakfast Club

Emma (NOT Gwyneth Paltrow one)

Pride and Prejudice (NOT Keira Knightley one)

Anything with Colin Firth

Sense and Sensibility (even if it has Kate Winslet...yuck)

Stranger Than Fiction (the only Will Ferrell movie I can tolerate)


 

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1 hour ago, Junie said:

In no particular order:

Sabrina (the newer one, although I like both)

While You Were Sleeping

The Parent Trap (the newer one)

How could I forget these! I just (re)watched While You Were Sleeping a couple of days ago. (And Sabrina a few days before that!)  And I can't even tell you how many times my girls and I have watched the newer Parent Trap. 😄

 

 

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