I watched the movie War Games and it changed my life , it was a gateway drug and I never recovered. there are other movies that I watch again and again , this is a partial list
butch cassidy and the sundance kid the blues brothers sucker punch # chick flick but I like it animal house ....
Raiders of the Lost Ark Wargames Animal House Force 10 from Navarone The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly For a Few Dollars More The Ten Commandments It's a Wonderful Life Christmas Vacation
The Outlaw Josey Wales Jeremiah Johnson Tombstone Unforgiven The Usual Suspects
_________________________________________________________________________ “Montana seems to me to be what a small boy would think Texas is like from hearing Texans.” John Steinbeck
Man On Fire Jeremiah Johnson Unforgiven Tombstone Lonesome Dove Equalizer (I like Denzel) adding: Open Range True Grit, newest version
NRA LIFE MEMBER GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS ESPECIALLY THE SNIPERS! "Suppose you were an idiot And suppose you were a member of Congress... But I repeat myself." -Mark Twain
The Magnificent Seven The 5th Element Flash Gordon The Princess Bride Caddy Shack Outlaw Josey Wales Unforgiven Lonesome Dove Jeremiah Johnson The Fugitive Shawshank
I could go on. Many that I watch over and over are not even great movies, but remind me of my youth.
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Always remember that you are unique, just like everyone else.
John Wick Shooter Jeremiah Johnson Happy People - A Year in the Taiga Enemy at the Gates Equalizer Tombstone Unforgiven Quigley Down Under Christmas Vacation Elf Count of Monte Cristo The Man from Nowhere
Quigley Down Under Riddick Blazing Saddles Predator Tora Tora Tora! D-day
the consolidation of the states into one vast republic, sure to be aggressive abroad and despotic at home, will be the certain precursor of that ruin which has overwhelmed all those that have preceded. Robert E Lee ~Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla~
The Searchers Sergeant York She Wore A Yellow Ribbon Stagecoach (1939) Gone With The Wind Red River Robin Hood They Died With Their Boots On Three Godfathers
Saving private Ryan. Usually around Memorial Day, but kids are older now, used to have them watch it every year
Tombstone
The kingdom
Appaloosa
Open range
Men of honor
Brother where art thou
I'm pretty certain when we sing our anthem and mention the land of the free, the original intent didn't mean cell phones, food stamps and birth control.
There are quite a few shows that I've seen 5-10 times. There's a a few that I've seen more than that:
Original Star Wars trilogy Serenity Braveheart Outlaw Josey Wales Lonesome Dove Rio Bravo Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
"Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same." - Ronald Reagan
CHRISTMAS STORY, DANCES WITH WOLVES, ENTER THE DRAGON, HEAT, IP MAN+, JEREMIAH JOHNSON, JOHN WICK+, MAN ON FIRE, STAGECOACH+, STAR WARS+, THE BODYGUARD,
The Outlaw Josey Wales The hunt for Red October Quigley down under The good,the bad and the ugly For a few dollars more The Rounders ( original version) Just to name a few. Hasbeen
hasbeen (Better a has been than a never was!)
NRA Patron member Try to live your life where the preacher doesn't have to lie at your funeral
Zulu Tombstone Godfather Princess Bride Wild Bunch Blazing Saddles Monte Python and the Holy Grail The Thin Man (any of them) Topper The Big Sleep To Have and Have Not Miller's Crossing The Patriot Gettysburg We Were Soldiers Major Payne (one Tubby Tubby)
I'm not a big movie buff, but I have watched many, if not most, of the western genre mentioned numerous times. Two that have not been mentioned that I do watch a few times each year are Fandango (Kevin Costner's first movie) and The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada.
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Ben
Some days it takes most of the day for me to do practically nothing...
The Godfather Trilogy The Sound of Music Darby O'Gill and the Little People The Wizard of Oz Mackenna's Gold The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence A Christmas Carol (1984) Silence of the Lambs Bridge on the River Kwai The Great Escape Cool Hand Luke The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Inglorious Basterds Goodfellas A Bronx Tale
"All that the South has ever desired was that the Union, as established by our forefathers, should be preserved, and that the government, as originally organized, should be administered in purity and truth." – Robert E. Lee
Jeremiah Johnson The Last of the Mohicans Casablanca The Maltese Falcon Lonesome Dove Saving Private Ryan The Patriot Three Musketeers The Man in the Iron Mask The Count of Monte Cristo The Ghost and the Darkness Escanaba in da Moonlight White Christmas The Princess Bride
The Great Race Father Goose Mr. Roberts The Last of the Mohicans Open Range Princess Bride Hatari El Dorado Casablanca Victor/Victoria Major League The Party They Were Expendable Longest Day Patton Hunt for Red October Road to Morocco Some Like It Hot The Great Escape Quigley Down Under Star Wars Empire Strikes Back
I have a list as long as your arm but a few that I can't resist are Open Range, Monte Walsh, Josey Wales, and Casablanka. I have no idea how many times I've seem em but it's a bunch.
Movies I've watched more than 5 times and will continue to rewatch through my life:
Comedy:
Nacho Libre (one of my faves--love Jack Black) Napoleon Dynamite Dumb and Dumber Dodgeball Austin powers 1 Cable guy Tropic thunder Wedding crashers Spinal Tap Throw Momma From the Train
Dramedy:
Starsky and Hutch Bedazzled (new one) Clear History Maverick Meet the Parents/Fockers Forty year old virgin The Big Lebowski! Deadpool Tremors (one of my all time faves)
Drama:
Rambo First Blood Fight club Shawshank redemption Green mile No country for old men Apocalypse now Matrix (first one) Hamlet (Kenneth Branagh's version) Watchmen V for Vendetta Payback Death Proof Inglorious Basterds Django American History X Casino Royale Indiana Jones trilogy Back to the Future Stars Wars trilogy (it is Star Wars day, after all--May the Fourth be with you) Kill bill 1&2 Dantes peak Usual suspects
Horror:
The Thing (imo, the greatest horror movie ever) Seven Trick 'r Treat Jaws Aliens Angel Heart Christine
Animated:
Shrek 1&2 Rango
Series on TV that should be (long) movies!
Breaking Bad (better than most, if not all, movies ever) Band of Brothers
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It ain't what you don't know that makes you an idiot...it's what you know for certain, that just ain't so...
Most people don't want to believe the truth~they want the truth to be what they believe.
The Searchers, both True Grit's, Once Upon a Time in the West, Kelly's Heroes, The Outlaw Josey Wales, High Plains Drifter, Platoon, The Wild Bunch, The Unforgiven, The Professionals, The Alamo, The Driver, The Long Riders
Many that have been mentioned, but I will add The Quiet Man Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back The Last American Hero Stripes Ferries Buellers Day Off Father Goose North by Northwest They Were Expendable
Most all of my favs have been already mentioned. I just wish "The Ghost and the Darkness" was available in Blu-ray. Another one I watch frequently is "In the Electric Mist". Think I'll watch "Sicario" again tonite!
Not necessarily by choice, but when and where I grew up there was only one knob on our televisions that mattered -- the on/off/volume knob. There was only one station we could possibly get, unless the weather was too bad to get that. Any of you who can remember what was on another knob between 13 & 2, have probably forgotten how many times you've seen "The Wizard of Oz", "Ben Hur", and "The Ten Commandments". Crap one of my ex's is still pissed off about the house that fell on her sister.
Bullitt Almost every Bond movie Death Hunt Blues Brothers Animal House Spinal Tap Goodfellas Ronin Used Cars (Once I watched the part where they jam Jimmy Carter's speech and blow up the Mercedes something like thirty times in a row and laughed every time. "That price is too high". Just can't help it.)
Here a two that are worth seeing again and again... Breaker Morant Apocalypto...
It was Jerry "Mad Dog" Shriver (SFC E-7)who said: "No, no, I've got them right where I want them -- surrounded from the inside." http://www.macvsog.cc/1969.htm
Jaws Lonesome Dove Boondock Saints Zoolander Super Troopers True Grit (John Wayne) The Shootist Big Jake Club Dread Tombstone High Strung (1991) Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back Indiana Jones trilogy The Princess Bride They Call Me Trinity Trinity is Still My Name Ferris Bueler Joe Dirt Nacho Libre Napoleon Dynamite I Heart Huckabees Swiss Family Robinson Men in Tights Airplane! What About Bob? Planes, Trains and Automobiles Three Amigos Josey Wales Evil Dead 2 Wedding Crashers Quigley Down Under
I bet I've seen Tombstone at least 100 times. The Searchers at least 50 times. And all the other John Wayne Movies at least 25 times each. Others I've seen multiple times would include:
Quigly Down Under Die Hard 1 & 2 All the Indiana Jones Movies Lonesome Dove Dances With Wolves Last of the Mohicans Dazed & Confused The Big Lebowski Jeremiah Johnson Mountain Men Any and all of Clint Eastwood's Movies Legends of The Fall A River Runs Through It No Country For Old Men Death Hunt Dusk To Dawn Desperado Road House Pulp Fiction Jackie Brown True Romance Stand By Me Saving Private Ryan Full Metal Jacket The Patriot Platoon Red Dawn Braveheart Young Guns 1 & 2 Top Gun The Last Samurai Days of Thunder 48 Hours Trading Places Harlem Nights Coming To America Blazing Saddles
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"Allways speak the truth and you will never have to remember what you said before..." Sam Houston Texans, "We say Grace, We Say Mam, If You Don't Like it, We Don't Give a Damn!"
Really!!!!! Not one mention of Lord of the rings trilogy ? Myself, my wife and all of my kids have seen them all too many times to count. And the hobbit is gaining ground. Used to really love legends of the fall, and do love no country for old men, probably my favorite ending in any movie ever.
Tell me the odds of putting grease on the same pancake? I Know they are there, well ice and house slippers. -Kawi
I watched the movie War Games and it changed my life , it was a gateway drug and I never recovered. there are other movies that I watch again and again , this is a partial list
butch cassidy and the sundance kid the blues brothers sucker punch # chick flick but I like it animal house ....
what is your list ?
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Butch Cassidy. Tombstone. Predator Die Hard series My Cousin Vinny Shooter The Expendables U.S. Marshals Man on Fire Red October The French Connection Pale Rider Tora Tora Tora
A start, anyway..
Ex- USN (SS) '66-'69 Pro-Constitution. LET'S GO BRANDON!!!
I just bought "Three Days of the Condor" on VHS. Brand new still in the cellophane. What a great movie! They never show it on tv.
Just 2 weeks ago I watched Hunt for Red October on our new big screen tv. Good God, that was fantastic! About as good as when I saw it in the theater on the original release. Sean Connery, perfect as the Russian commander.
Alec Baldwin is a lib nut, but he was a great actor! Damn he was perfect in that role. He was offered the follow up roles as Jack Ryan but turned them down, didn't want to get type cast. Harrison Ford took the role, in the film where he was with the CIA and was fighting the IRA in London. Harrison Ford was very good but, damn, Alec Baldwin was perfect for that role.
If you refused to watch a movie because you disliked the politics of one of the actors, you would probably never watch a movie.
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