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LA Confidential
Dr Zhivago
Gone with the Wind
All Hitchcock films...Dial M for Murder, The Birds, North by Northwest, Psycho etc.
Ryan's Daughter
Streetcar Named Desire
Grace Kelly Films ie High Society, Mogambo
Film Noir ie DOA, Double Indemnity etc.
It's not necessarily a question of owning DVDs. I've been watching most of these multiple times from back in movie theater/revival theater days:
High Noon (30-40 times by now?)
The Searchers
The Alamo (1960)
The Last Picture Show
The Man Who Would Be King
Bringing Up Baby
The Way We Were (now there's a guilty pleasure!)
Gone With The Wind
Some Like It Hot
The River of No Return
Shane
Blade Runner
East of Eden
The Philadelphia Story
Smoke Signals
If they're on TV, I'll sit down and watch them. I can't not do it. But I also watch them on DVD regularly. It becomes a ritual, like spending time with old friends.
Big Lebowski
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Halloween 1978
The Hitcher
Crazy Heart
Into the Wild
The Wrestler
Original Star Wars trilogy
Bloodsport
The Terminator
First Blood
Boondock Saints
The Thing
Klepto
Dawn of the Dead 1978
So many! Today I watched All The King's Men for the nth time. Also:
7 Days in May
Advise and Consent
Imitation of Life (1934 version)
A Summer Place
Inherit the Wind
To Kill A Mockingbird
The Day The Earth Stood Still
Sabrina
One Potato, Two Potato
any Charlie Chaplin film
42nd Street
Earth vs. the Flying Saucers
Casablanca
The Philadelphia Story
Duck Soup
Forbidden Planet
Shadow of a Doubt
Newer movies - these are more guilty pleasures than "quality" movies: any of the Toy Story or Cars Pixar movies, any of the Star Trek movies (except The Final Frontier - ugh), Beauty Shop with Queen Latifah, Legally Blonde, Independence Day.
Red Headed Woman
The Crowd (silent era movie)
It Happened One Night
Jezabel
Citizen Kane
The Magnificent Ambersons
Double Indemnity
Casablanca
Meet Me In St. Louis
Portrait of Jenny
Out of the Past
Mildred Pierce
Hobson's Choice
Sunset Boulevard
The Searchers
Night of the Hunter
A Streetcar Named Desire
Some Like It Hot
Touch of Evil
Vertigo
The Graduate
If
The Godfather parts 1 and 2
Raging Bull
The Way we Were
The Natural
Blade Runner
The Green Mile
The Road to Perdition
As Good as it Gets
Are we accomplishing much by rattling off movie titles though? I started by just listing just a few and telling why they are so repeatable. A lost effort.
Dr. Zhivago
Zulu
Lawrence of Arabia
Aliens
The Searchers
The Shawshank Redemption
Star Trek First Contact
When Worlds Collide
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
The Outlaw Josey Wales
High Plains Drifter
Papillon (with Hoffman and McQueen, although the new was was good)
Soylent Green
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Three of mine are airing back to back on TCM this afternoon.
Stella Dallas
Mildred Pierce
A Pocketful of Miracles
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