Which movie have you watched more times than any other and why?

@ArianaRose25 Mine's one I cannot find a clip on YouTube of. It's the pool hall scene, where the guy gets fresh with him about paying a bet, and throws the money on the ground. Shannon just looks at him, with that threat of imminent danger, and asks him very calmly to put the money back on the table. Just very restrained yet chilling scene.

@TheHoundOfMusic and then he whacks him after, yea I remember. Also a good scene.

@PlumBerries indeed

@TheHoundOfMusic so you understand hindi ?

@SW-User Yes. It's not my first language, but I do understand it well.

@TheHoundOfMusic really then definitely check out songs of lata mangeshkar , kishore kumar , kumar sanu , udit narayan and music composers - RD burman , Sd burman , AR rahman , sneha khanwalkar ..you will love them as now you can understand the lyrics and for feeling melody of a song language is never a barrier .

@indyjoe Fair enough. Could you give me a top 5 among them then? Or is that too hard to know as well? :)

@TheHoundOfMusic Mr. Smith goes to Washington, Harvey, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Adventures of Robin Hood (with Errol Flynn), E.T., Jaws....older films but what immediately comes to mind at the moment.

@Picklebobble2 A movie I love with that kind of a vibe, about childhood and growing up, is 'Hook'. I used to love that film as a kid. And really related to the Peterpan - ish concept of 'resisting adulthood'.

@TheHoundOfMusic Yeah that's another ! Hoffman was awesome as Hook !
Bob Hoskins did a pretty good Smee !

@PlumBerries That is a unique set of films, indeed. Not usually you see The Little Mermaid and Clockwork Orange on a single favorites list. I applaud your range of choices as a kid. :)

[c=#7700B2]I like all sorts of movies and don't limit myself to a category :)[/c]

@SW-User As I understand from discussions around it, a movie that changed the field of cinema itself and opened the gates wider than anything before it.

@TheHoundOfMusic bit of both... think they are excellent movies in their own right. But I first used to watch them with my grandfather and it kinda takes me back y'know

@SW-User When people discuss movies being a powerful medium, as a grown up you really don't appreciate how much that's the case. Until you remember just how viscerally stuck to your memory some of the movies you saw as a kid still are. It's a special combination, when as a kid your mind is just clamoring for new worlds and stories, and you watch these movies without much ado... and then decades later, as a grown up, you realize they're stuck with you now, forever.

@TheHoundOfMusic absolutely and they remind you of simpler times and take you back effortlessly