Movies that you will stop and watch no matter what else is going on.

[anabolichalo]

Donnie Brasco was really a great movie.

good but not worthy of a second watch


nothing like the great movies that you can watch a dozen times

[anabolichalo]

How many times?

i only watch youtube clips of a few minutes


not full DVDS hell no

[wolfrittner]

good but not worthy of a second watch


nothing like the great movies that you can watch a dozen times

Asscapades I watched 25 times but its not an Oscar nominee..

[wolfrittner]

good but not worthy of a second watch


nothing like the great movies that you can watch a dozen times

Midnight run with Robert deniro and Charles Grodin I have watched so many times I cant remember! Just a great movie with so many good actors and great script. Love that movie

[bionic]

Tree of Life

Pusher TRilogy (1st Movie by far the best)

Pumping Iron

Dead Man (Johnny Depp)

Pulp Fiction

Warriors

Heat (Val Kilmer)

Scarface

Resevior Dogs

True Romance

At Close Range (Chris & Sean Penn - Chistopher Walken)

[Archer77]

Godfather (1&2)
The Matrix
Shawnshank Redemption



More when I think of them.

[wes]

Carlitos Way (Pacino)
At Close Range (Walken/Penn)
What Doesn't Kill You (Ethan Hawke)
Blood In,Blood Out ( Benjamin Bratt)
Saving Private Ryan (Hanks/Damon)
Robin Hood(Flynn) (fuck Costners version)
Street Smart (Freeman/Christopher Reeves)
O Brother, Where Art Thou? (Clooney)
Men Of Respect (Turturro/Farina)
Blood Simple ( Frances McDormand/M.Emmet Walsh)
Red Rock West (Hopper/Cage)
Mulholland Drive (Naomi Watts)
Mulholland Falls (Nolte/Malkovich)
Serpico (Pacino)
Marathon Man ( Hoffman)

[viking1]

Commando, Jaws and Jaws 2, Swamp Thing(for the boob teaser),

[Royalty]

I'm going to add the following to my list:

The Shining
The Big Lebowski
Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid

[dyslexic]

This list is so long for me. I really would like to share but it's just... too long.


I've sold over 3000 movies over the last 3 years and what I have left are movies that I will NEVER part with.


Just to name a few: The Clint Eastwood "Dirty Harry" series or even something like "Illegal Tender" with Wanda de Jesus (and BTW, she is one "built" hardcore woman also in a few cool Clint Eastwood movies.

I will watch a choice number of Fast and Furious movies, "Tokyo drift" being one of my favorites, probably just because of "Neela" ~ mmmmmmm... so gorgeous.

"Winters Bone" (don't get excited, it's not what you think homos) This is a damn good fuckin' movie. I have watched it at least 50 times.


"Oh brother where are thou" ~ very strange sense of humor. Most people I know can't relate, but if you are one of the few who can, you will have all the one-liners memorized by the third watch.


"True Romance" ~ the scene between Christopher Walken and Dennis Hopper is still unrivaled to this day.


"Gran Torino" ~ Clint Eastwood. Great Story, period.


"Missing" with Tommy Lee Jones (and trust me when I say: I am not a TLJ fan!!!)


Any Charles Bronson movies except for the last few he made before he passed. "Hard Times" in B & W is a classic. "Murphy's Law" is impossible to find.


The LAST "Rambo"


Anything by Quentin Tarantino, especially the Grindhouse duo ~


That is all... for now.  

[_aj_]

Couple more for me:
- Gross Pointe Blank
- Parenthood (now that I am a parent, it makes so much more sense)

[bradistani]

RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD PART 2. i always seem to catch it on itv2 and will usually watch it from whatever point in the film it happens to be at.

[Simple Simon]

jason and the argonauts.

[wes]

This list is so long for me. I really would like to share but it's just... too long.


I've sold over 3000 movies over the last 3 years and what I have left are movies that I will NEVER part with.


Just to name a few: The Clint Eastwood "Dirty Harry" series or even something like "Illegal Tender" with Wanda de Jesus (and BTW, she is one "built" hardcore woman also in a few cool Clint Eastwood movies.

I will watch a choice number of Fast and Furious movies, "Tokyo drift" being one of my favorites, probably just because of "Neela" ~ mmmmmmm... so gorgeous.

"Winters Bone" (don't get excited, it's not what you think homos) This is a damn good fuckin' movie. I have watched it at least 50 times.


"Oh brother where are thou" ~ very strange sense of humor. Most people I know can't relate, but if you are one of the few who can, you will have all the one-liners memorized by the third watch.


"True Romance" ~ the scene between Christopher Walken and Dennis Hopper is still unrivaled to this day.


"Gran Torino" ~ Clint Eastwood. Great Story, period.


"Missing" with Tommy Lee Jones (and trust me when I say: I am not a TLJ fan!!!)


Any Charles Bronson movies except for the last few he made before he passed. "Hard Times" in B & W is a classic. "Murphy's Law" is impossible to find.


The LAST "Rambo"


Anything by Quentin Tarantino, especially the Grindhouse duo ~


That is all... for now. 

X 2

jason and the argonauts.

X 2

[SuperTed]

jason and the argonauts.

Good call.
First saw it when I saw around 6 and see it almost every year its been on since.
The original Clash of the Titans too.

[wes]

Good call.
First saw it when I saw around 6 and see it almost every year its been on since.
The original Clash of the Titans too.

Yup,and I`ll throw in all of the Sinbad flicks from the 70`s.....Ray Harryhausen didn`t need no CGI !! 

[wes]

RocknRolla
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

Gotta` include these 2 Guy Ritchie flicks along with Snatch that was already mentioned.

[Necrosis]

this is all garbage

good movies include


goodfellas, casino, godfather 2, a clockwork orange, barry lindon, eyes wide shut, full metal jacket, the notorious big (because i love lil kim that filt whore)

You appear to like Stanley Kubrick and faggy arthouse movies.

[Megalodon]

Anyone remember a Jason & the Argonauts type movie, maybe from 60s or 70s where someone had to do battle in an arena with a giant invisible monster? The hero could only see impressions in the dirt where the monster walked. It may even be Jason/Argonauts but I believe it was that type genre movie.

[SuperTed]

Yup,and I`ll throw in all of the Sinbad flicks from the 70`s.....Ray Harryhausen didn`t need no CGI !! 

Yeah, the Sinbad movies were great too.
I actually much prefer the stop-motion effects to CGI (which is usually just plain awful).
Far more effort and creativity involved.

[Simple Simon]

Anyone remember a Jason & the Argonauts type movie, maybe from 60s or 70s where someone had to do battle in an arena with a giant invisible monster? The hero could only see impressions in the dirt where the monster walked. It may even be Jason/Argonauts but I believe it was that type genre movie.

http://www.tcm.com/this-month/article/220919%7C0/Captain-Sindbad.html
 

A variety of fantastic creatures are on hand, and while the concepts are superb, the poorly-built props render all of the wireframe supports and hastily-sewn seams visible on film. As a result, the best monster in the film is invisible. While captive, Sindbad is forced to do battle with a fearsome creature as a crowd looks on – the creature leaves giant footprints as it stalks Sindbad within an arena.

[wes]

Yeah, the Sinbad movies were great too.
I actually much prefer the stop-motion effects to CGI (which is usually just plain awful).
Far more effort and creativity involved.

Preach on brother. 

[Megalodon]

http://www.tcm.com/this-month/article/220919%7C0/Captain-Sindbad.html
 

Thanks, that seems like the same movie I described from a short clip of the scene I just saw on the YT trailer. Netflix doesnt have it although its on YT for a $1.99 viewing.

[MichaelScottDM]

Heat
Cobra
Point Break
Roadhouse
Bloodsport
Kickboxer
Rocky 1 and 4
Predator
Terminator
Grosse Point Blank
Better off Dead
Timecop
Godfather 1 and 2
Hard Target
The Last Samurai

[bradistani]

if i'm lucky enough to catch one whilst doing a bit of late channel surfing. then pretty much any chuck norris film is always worth a watch. thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining stuff