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Mean Girls (starring Lohan & McAdams)
to me this is the best high school comedy film ever (and the only one I like of that genre)! Tina Fey's writing is impressive. Always cracks me up.
Animal House
Young Frankenstein
Dazed and Confused
The Parent Trap (the original, although the remake wasn't as horrible as I thought it would be)
A Christmas Story
The Return of the Pink Panther
Blazing Saddles
The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra
Any 1950s sci-fi movie
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Toy Story (including 2 and 3)
The Godfather
Play Misty For Me
Beauty Shop
Legally Blonde
That Darn Cat!
Pollyanna
This Is Spinal Tap will never stop being funny for me. When I was in college, that Caddyshack and Scarface, were the three movies we kept waching and quoting constantly--though while the other two are still enjoyable(if not a little cheesy at times)--Spinal Tap is maybe one of the most pitch perfect comedies ever. There's not one moment that I don't find funny in that film. Best in Show(with a lot of the same actors) is almost just as funny but Spinal Tap takes the cake.
I never get tired of Goodfellas or Raging Bull either---Scorcese doesn't have one bad scene in either of those films--they're just shot and choreographed so perfectly.
These are a little more obscure, but John Woo's Hong Kong action film The Killer and Le Samourai(a 60s French crime thriller), I never seem to get tired of either--they're like the perfect crime flicks.
Others... Dr. Strangelove, Airplane, The Third Man, Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Godfather Part Two, Pulp Fiction, The Last Emperor.
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