10 movies ...

[Texas]

....I'd like to watch back to back to...

Cool Hand Luke
Escape From New York
Warriors
Roadhouse
Roadwarrior
On The Waterfront
King Kong (1933)
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Rebel Without A Cause
Casablanca

Not that I'll ever have 20 some hours to kick back and watch TV, but if I did......

[dukehjsteve]

No list is complete without Thunder Road

[lonewolf]

Hmmm??? Am I the only person in the world who has no desire to see a movie a second time? They always end the same.

[Texas]

No list is complete without Thunder Road

Wouldn't crack my top 10. Would be in my second movie madness day however.

[Texas]

Hmmm??? Am I the only person in the world who has no desire to see a movie a second time? They always end the same.

So does sex and every song I've ever heard twice. I'm not giving up sex and listening to music

[SQUACKEE]

So does sex and every song I've ever heard twice. I'm not giving up sex and listening to music

Yep, like a movie you have seen, you know how its gonna end but you still want sex. :P

[Vault-emort]

in no particular order...

Watchmen
One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest
The Godfather
Tootsie
Olympia (Leni Riefenstahl)
Mad Max II (Road Warrior for you Yanks...)
Some Like It Hot
LOTR Trilogy (HOW could I forget...)
The World According to Garp
A Clockwork Orange

and (though it's not really a movie) "The Olympiad"

Some of these I could watch again and again... and not because of dongs or cross-dressing...

[SQUACKEE]

I plan someday to watch all 3 Lord of the Rings back to back to back. Over 10 hours. Thats a lot of popcorn and beer my friend.

[tandfman]

Hmmm??? Am I the only person in the world who has no desire to see a movie a second time?

No, you're not. But I have made exceptions for a few classics that were so good that I didn't mind seeing them again, knowing that I'd thoroughly enjoy them again.

[SQUACKEE]

Hmmm??? Am I the only person in the world who has no desire to see a movie a second time?

No, you're not. But I have made exceptions for a few classics that were so good that I didn't mind seeing them again, knowing that I'd thoroughly enjoy them again.

I enjoy watching a great movie again with someone who hasnt seen it before.

[Marlow]

knowing that I'd thoroughly enjoy them again.

Just finished seeing Apocalyse Now for probably the 50th time - I have three sections of seniors every year and they all read Heart of Darkness and then watch AN (with some commentary by me, natch!), and write a comprehensive thematic compare/contrast paper.

Not only do they really like it, but even I enjoy it every time, even though I know the dialogue by heart now. I guess that's how the Rocky Horror Picture Show crowd feels. :roll:

[Halfmiler2]

Hmmm??? Am I the only person in the world who has no desire to see a movie a second time? They always end the same.

Actually, the movie "Clue" a few years ago was shot with three different endings. Depending which showing you saw, the "real" ending would be different.

I do find that I often miss the beginning of films I see on television, so another viewing allows me to sometimes see the beginning I previously missed.

Of course, certain classics are worth seeing again and again - especially if I haven't seen it in a long time. I pick up things on the re-viewing that I missed the first time around.

And I've reached the age that if I only saw a film once decades ago, I have probably forgotten some of the details.

[Halfmiler2]

I plan someday to watch all 3 Lord of the Rings back to back to back. Over 10 hours. Thats a lot of popcorn and beer my friend.

Funny, but when I read the books, I felt it was not something to be read in bits and pieces. So while I was on Christmas break from school one year, I read the whole 2,000 pages (+/-) in a couple weeks straight - constantly refering back and forth to the Middle Earth guide I also had. I haven't tried to watch the three movies together yet.

[eldrick]

Just finished seeing Apocalyse Now for probably the 50th time - I have three sections of seniors every year and they all read Heart of Darkness and then watch AN (with some commentary by me, natch!), and write a comprehensive thematic compare/contrast paper

do you ever change that syallabus ? :P

isn't it about time for something like hamlet or king lear ?

( you can watch mel gibson's film after )

[Pego]

Of course, certain classics are worth seeing again and again

Yes, Dumb and Dumber is one of them .