For me, its probably between Tombstone, National Lampoons Christmas Vacation, the Breakfast Club, and Uncle Buck

Tombstone, The Last Stand, or The Godfather....

The original version of Das Boot 🙂

Wayne’s World and Ace Venture 1 and 2

Two....Happy Gilmore and Good Will Hunting...at least 4 or 5 times each

Shawshank redemption and dirty dancing.. seen them a wayyyyy too muchhh!

[i]The Sting[/i]

It's screamingly funny even though I know exactly what's going to happen every time I watch it.

Beetlejuice

Tombstone@BizSuitStacy

Oh Frozen because of my daughter.

But normally probably It's a Wonderful Life, The Wizard of Oz, various versions of A Christmas Carol
Also Glory, Saving Private Ryan, Forrest Gump

The Jason Bourne movies ...

The Wizard of Oz
A Christmas Story

watch both Every Christmas Day

The Great Escape

Ghost

Star Wars

Jane Eyre

The Princess Bride.
The Goonies.
Priscilla Queen of the Desert.
Quigley Down Under.
The Last Starfighter.
The Cowboys.
Rio Bravo.
The Scalphunters.

Too many.

Ive seen Dirty Dancing about 6 or 7 times, that probably wins. Then Casino Royale about 5 times, Tommy Boy about 5 times, and Gladiator 4 or 5. 😀

"Rosemary's Baby" (Roman Polanski 1968)

Wall Street

Interstellar, Pride and Prejudice 2005, Red (watched it like 100 times when I was still a newbie to English language)

[i]Yankee DoodleDandy[/i] a musical staring Jimmy Cagney about George M Cohan.

A Knight's Tale
Dances with Wolves
Raiders of the Lost Ark

I love old movies, and one of my go-to favorites that always cheers me up is Some Like It Hot.

Frozen . Thanks to my daughters.

Mine is either Empire Strikes Back or Goonies.

The original version of West Side Story. Also Les Parapluies de Cherbourg.

Hmmm, tough one. Maybe ABBOTT ANS COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN or CHARLIE CHAN IN EGYPT

Jason and the Argonaughts.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Blazing Saddles.

White Man Can’t Hump

Sling Blade

Back to the Future, had it on VHS

Vertigo. Some college buddies and I decided to track down all the filming sites in S.F., so kept going back to double check our notes and look for more clues as it was a real Hitchcock puzzle. Things weren't always as they appeared.

Boy......gotta think about this one. I can't nail it down to just one as I've several that are in the mix. Off the top of my knot they'd include:
Little Big Man
True Grit remake (with Jeff Bridges)
Platoon
Saving Private Ryan
Apologizies for not being able to narrow this down to [i]one[/i].

Li'l Abner 1940 maybe

Outlaw Josey Wales.

the Commitments

Gladiator

The Railway Children 😀

The Equalizer

Animal House

The Godfather

Blade Runner.

28 days later

Probably “ The Lion in Winter” with two consummate actors: Peter O’ Toole and Katherine Hepburn. And a fabulous supporting cast, many who became legends later on in their careers.

Probably "The Day The Earth Stood Still" (1951)

But, I've also seen many times;
"To Kill A Mockingbird"
"In The Heat Of The Night"
"Arthur"
"Harold And Maude"
"The Last Mimzy"
many others.

That old Hollywood south-seas musical where they stick a yellow filter over the lens every time somebody's going to sing. My wife & daughter love it.

Probably Finding Nemo. I stayed in the hospital with my youngest for her surgery and she (meaning we lol) watched this over and over for four days. 😂

Step brothers
Monty pythons holy grail
Mommy dearest
Grandmas boy


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