What movie can you see over and over??
305 Replies
Band of Brothers
I'm hooked on Band of Brothers. Every time I see it on TV I watch it even though I've
seen it so many times before and I have it taped. I love the history of
the paratroopers in WW2, how they interview and show the real men that
are apart of the story, how well it was not only filmed, but also how
well each actor played his and her parts. They really draw you into the
story and make you not want to take your eye's off of it. The movie is I
believe twelve parts, but its well worth watching if you like true stories.
at first thought...
My first reaction to this question is The Princess Bride, quickly followed by Shawshank Redemption and Office Space. I can watch them over and over and over! I also find myself quoting the movies in random situations and it's hilarious to see who gets the joke. "Inconceivable!" and "Wow, that's a great piece of flair right there".
oh my goodness so many
clueless , Heather , The notebook, Magic Mike , crazy stupid love, The Craft any of the bring it on movies
Fun and Mindless
I am actually really don't like watching a movie if I have just recently seen it. So it's funny that the movies I can watch over and over again aren't even movies I really, really like. They are just fun and mindless. Some of them are: Bridesmaids, She's the Man, A Knight's Tale, and Away We Go. I can pretty much quote all of them like word for word. A random movie that seems like an old friend to me would be Juno because it used to be a movie that I would watch all the time.
My all time Fav !!
The Man in the Moon
" Remember when you were waiting for your life to begin, then one day it did." I love this movie cover quote. This is a wonderful story of love, life, becoming a woman. It's set in the 1950's, an era I love. The Man in the Moon is a 1991 American drama film,
directed by Robert Mulligan and starring Sam
Waterston, Reese Witherspoon and Jason
London. It was Mulligan's last film and Waterston's last theatrical movie
before he moved to Law & Order, as well as Witherspoon's first
film. I love this film, I watch it at least once a year, or anytime I catch it on the dish. If you have not seen this gem, it's a must see.Check out the full plot summary by clicking the link below.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_in_the_Moon
