Name your favorite movie that you always rewatch

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Pride and Prejudice.

Watch it every time it's on even though I've seen it a million times

Me too. Any version.

Also, Sense & Sensibility.

Me three.

I even watch the Keira Knightly version, which I hate. But it's still P&P.

Sense & Sensibility too, as well as the Persuasion with Ciaran Hinds and Amanda Root.

What's the best P&P?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When Harry Met Sally

Me, too!
The story is actually a fairly close match for me and DH!
18 years of marriage and still going strong...

[Anonymous]

I don't purposely rewatch movies normally but there are several I can watch again and again and still enjoy them.
I'm very much a "rom-com girl" so everything by Richard Curtis is by far the best in the genre for me:
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Noting Hill
Both Bridget Jones
Love Actually
About Time

There are several other romcoms not by Curtis but also always enjoyable like:
Only You
Sliding Doors
Under the Tuscan Sun
Sleepless in Seattle

And my favorite-favorite are Linklater's "Before" movies - probably the first two more so than the last one, but those I really can watch for the rest of my life (and I do hope that the new ones are going to happen every several years - we will grow old together

And when I just want something light, happy and fun:
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Some Like it Hot

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pride and Prejudice.

Watch it every time it's on even though I've seen it a million times

Me too. Any version.

Also, Sense & Sensibility.

Me three.

I even watch the Keira Knightly version, which I hate. But it's still P&P.

Sense & Sensibility too, as well as the Persuasion with Ciaran Hinds and Amanda Root.

What's the best P&P?

The BBC Mini with Colin Firth! I've got it on DVD and I DVR'd one of the many times Ovation has marathoned it. I've subjected my husband to it so much we get into arguments about which episode to watch. He says if he has to sit through it, he doesn't want to see anything before Elizabeth goes to Pemberly.

[Anonymous]

Heat
Bridesmaids
Stardust
Kung Fu Hustle

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pride and Prejudice.

Watch it every time it's on even though I've seen it a million times

Me too. Any version.

Also, Sense & Sensibility.

Me three.

I even watch the Keira Knightly version, which I hate. But it's still P&P.

Sense & Sensibility too, as well as the Persuasion with Ciaran Hinds and Amanda Root.

What's the best P&P?

The BBC Mini with Colin Firth! I've got it on DVD and I DVR'd one of the many times Ovation has marathoned it. I've subjected my husband to it so much we get into arguments about which episode to watch. He says if he has to sit through it, he doesn't want to see anything before Elizabeth goes to Pemberly.

I've stared watching this several times. I can't get over that I don't find the female lead pretty enough. I'm shallow like that. And that's why I love watching the Keira Knightly one-because I think she's beautiful in the movie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pride and Prejudice.

Watch it every time it's on even though I've seen it a million times

Me too. Any version.

Also, Sense & Sensibility.

Me three.

I even watch the Keira Knightly version, which I hate. But it's still P&P.

Sense & Sensibility too, as well as the Persuasion with Ciaran Hinds and Amanda Root.

What's the best P&P?

The BBC Mini with Colin Firth! I've got it on DVD and I DVR'd one of the many times Ovation has marathoned it. I've subjected my husband to it so much we get into arguments about which episode to watch. He says if he has to sit through it, he doesn't want to see anything before Elizabeth goes to Pemberly.

I've stared watching this several times. I can't get over that I don't find the female lead pretty enough. I'm shallow like that. And that's why I love watching the Keira Knightly one-because I think she's beautiful in the movie.

That's so funny because I think the opposite. Jennifer Ehle (in the Colin Firth edition) I think is gorgeous, and I always laugh that various characters have to state that her sister, Jane, is "the beautiful one" because Elizabeth is much more attractive. I don't find Keira Knightley even remotely attractive, but Rosamund Pike is gorgeous. And in that version I think there is only one short passing reference to Jane's looks.

We should start our own P&P thread!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pride and Prejudice.

Watch it every time it's on even though I've seen it a million times

Me too. Any version.

Also, Sense & Sensibility.

Me three.

I even watch the Keira Knightly version, which I hate. But it's still P&P.

Sense & Sensibility too, as well as the Persuasion with Ciaran Hinds and Amanda Root.

What's the best P&P?

The BBC Mini with Colin Firth! I've got it on DVD and I DVR'd one of the many times Ovation has marathoned it. I've subjected my husband to it so much we get into arguments about which episode to watch. He says if he has to sit through it, he doesn't want to see anything before Elizabeth goes to Pemberly.

I've stared watching this several times. I can't get over that I don't find the female lead pretty enough. I'm shallow like that. And that's why I love watching the Keira Knightly one-because I think she's beautiful in the movie.

I think it was good casting though. Elizabeth is The Smart One and Jane is the Pretty One. Jennifer Ehle is pretty enough, but she's not a knock out. The thing I find unbelievable is the actress cast as Charlotte Lucas is supposed to be plain, but IMO she's just as good looking as Jane.

Meanwhile, Keira Knightly is gorgeous and so is the actress playing Jane. Either of them could be the Pretty One.

[Anonymous]

Princess Bride
Big Chill
Top Gun
Dirty Dancing
Footloose

[Anonymous]

And I DEFINITELY second About Time - I could watch that every day and twice on Sundays.

[Anonymous]

The Godfather

[Anonymous]

Stand By Me

The Shining

Pulp Fiction

The Breakfast Club

Lifeguard

St Elmo's Fire

Top Gun

Sound of Music

Christmas Story

It's a Wonderful Life

[Anonymous]

The Godfather- It goes well with a bottle of wine on snow days when I'm trapped inside the house.
The Wizard of Oz- I swear I've watched this movie over million times throughout my life.
The Color Purple
Rocky
Home Alone 2 Lost in New York
Carrie (The 1976 version with Sissy Spacek)
Pulp Fiction
A Christmas Story

[Anonymous]

Princess Bride
Meatballs
Bottle Rocket

[Anonymous]

This Is Spinal Tap
Vacation
Caddyshack