Ordinary People
Tales Of The City (actually a miniseries since it is 6 hours long)
The Boys In The Band
Gone With The Wind
Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf
There are more but these are what I can think of off the top of my head.
What Movie Could You Watch Over and Over Again?
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Fried Green Tomatoes
[Evelyn is cut off in a parking lot]
Evelyn: Hey! I was waiting for that spot!
Girl : Face it, lady, we're younger and faster!
[Evelyn rear-ends the other car six times]
Girl: What are you *doing*?
Girl: Are you *crazy*?
Evelyn: Face it, girls, I'm older and I have more insurance.Ninny: I found out what the secret to life is: friends. Best friends.
Ninny : A heart can be broken, but it will keep beating just the same.
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Tatiana
Oh, yes! How could I forget Fried Green Tomatoes? I love that movie and could watch it over and over. Still makes me cry. Kathy Bates is amazing. And Jessica Tandy (rip) was a wonderful actress. There's absolutely nothing wrong about this movie. Everything works. Cicely Tyson.....wonderful. Mary Louise Parker and Mary Stuart Masterson had such chemistry together.
The home party with the "vagina" lady was simply hilarious! And I do love that parking lot scene!
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JWdaughter
#1 Dirty Dancing
**Others**
Enchanted Cottage
The African Queen
George of the Jungle
Little Mermaid
Anything with:
Doris Day
Sophia Loren
Katherine Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn
Pauly Shore -
tijkmo
a few good men
the sting
one flew over the cuckoos nest
die hard/terminator
shawshank
spinal tap
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Witness 007
I cried during "Rocky Balboa" {my wife thought I was nuts} I knew how for years, Sly had worked to try and get this movie done. The film finishes the story full circle and was as good as the first for which he got an Oscar.
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Prefect
American Graffti
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chickpea
the top of my list for all time is "the lion in winter" .... it is THE film for wickedly brilliant and pithy repartee, masterfully delivered by katharine hepburn and peter o'toole..... who were joined onscreen in the first feature film appearances for BOTH timothy dalton and sir anthony hopkins..... pardoning the occasional straying moments from historical accuracy..... it is a stunning period piece..... with a grandiose and gothically classic john barry soundtrack( composer for several "james bond" films, out of africa, enigma ) .......that yep, my all time fave!!!
with a massive swing of the pendulum.... elf...... what is not to love about that unapologetic, unspoilable innocence?
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AWAKE&WATCHING
Life Is Beautiful
School of Rock
A Christmas Story (You'll shoot you eye out!)
Forrest Gump
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Mouilin Rouge
Where The Heart Is
Shawshank Redemption
The Village
Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood
A Knight's Tale
Gone With The Wind
Steel Magnolias
Pulp Fiction
How To Make An American Quilt
Excalibur
Breakfast Club
Rocky Horror Picture Show
I love Bette Davis movies and almost anything by Tarentino or the Coen brothers. I love Disney movies and Alfred Hitcock. I am watching all of the Star Wars movies with my 6 year old grandson.
My daughter told me Pearl Harbor will be one of my favorites if I ever watch it.
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llbh
Any of the Bourne Films
Pans Labyrinth
I want to see the Kite Runner as well - read the book very moving
llbh