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#26
christmas vacation...
and
the hangover
What movie can you watch over and over again without getting bored?
Posted:
#30
Ace Ventura Pet Detective https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o09RCDnkMj0
The Last Boy Scout https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOCWIRLDlbY
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#36
Oh, and One Eyed Jacks
(1961 Marlon Brando and Karl Malden) one of the best Westerns ever.....
The Wild Bunch ............William Holden and Sam Peckinpah's classic....1969. Got an "above R rating" ......can't recall what they called it then...."X" I guess...for violence portrayed in a way never done before........
(1961 Marlon Brando and Karl Malden) one of the best Westerns ever.....
The Wild Bunch ............William Holden and Sam Peckinpah's classic....1969. Got an "above R rating" ......can't recall what they called it then...."X" I guess...for violence portrayed in a way never done before........
Posted:
#38
There are a bunch already listed that I can watch over and over. I think my number 1's would be Snatch and Hunt for Red October. I can't stand when I switch channels on a saturday and a channel like TBS or USA has Hunt on because I will invariably end up watching it from whatever part I catch it at until the end.
I will add two I didn't notice in anyone's list:
Firefox
Rising Sun
I will add two I didn't notice in anyone's list:
Firefox
Rising Sun
Posted:
#41
Thin Red Line
Band of Brothers(ALL OF EM AT ONCE)
Die Hard 1-2
Lethal Weapon 1-3
Moulin Rouge - Nicole in undies 
Also it's the only movie I can remember that has many great modern songs tied into it's plot(as simple as it is) But Nicole Rocks in this one.
Stripes
Planet of the Apes(all the originals)
American Werewolf In London
Godfather 1-2
Rollerball(original)
Thief(James Cann)
Mad Max and #2 Road Warriors
Dirty Dozen
Patton
Last Boy Scout
True Romance
Back to the Future
Full Metal Jacket
Enter the Dragon
Duets(I like the flick OK)
48 Hrs
so many, many more
Posted:
#42
only 1 really holds my interest throughout...
"TEETH"..... revenge flick about a rejected teenage chick...that discovers she has a set of teeth in her box......think you boys know the rest of the story....
naw.....Shawshank.....Silence of the Lambs......A Christmas Story (red ryder bb gun flick)....Raiders.... Blazing Saddles.....Big Trouble in Little China......many more
"TEETH"..... revenge flick about a rejected teenage chick...that discovers she has a set of teeth in her box......think you boys know the rest of the story....
naw.....Shawshank.....Silence of the Lambs......A Christmas Story (red ryder bb gun flick)....Raiders.... Blazing Saddles.....Big Trouble in Little China......many more
It is better to be feared - than to be loved.
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#43
Watched The Hustler a couple of days ago for the umpteenth time.
I am a bit of a movie addict. I love it when I see something that I
hadn't noticed before when viewing old movies. Noticed two bartenders
in The Hustler Vincent Gardinia in the very first scenes and extra
applause for anyone who can come up with the person who played the
bartender in the bus depot when "Fast Eddie" meets the Piper Laurie
character.
Posted:
#46
Quote Originally Posted by BroadwayBob:
....in The Hustler Vincent Gardinia in the very first scenes and extra
applause for anyone who can come up with the person who played the
bartender in the bus depot when "Fast Eddie" meets the Piper Laurie
character.
I'll take a wild stab at this (I've seen this lots of times too) without going back and looking.
2 wild guesses: Willie Mosconi (just cause I know he was a technical director)
Minnesota Fats (just cause he was one of Mosconi's main opponents n friends for years ) He always had that bartender look too. 
I'm kinda a pool junkie.
Probably wrong but those are my wild guesses.
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I know what you mean by watching old movies n always discovering something new. 
The more I watch The Hustler the more I realize just how every cast member was so seemingly perfect for their role.
I also loved the negotiating of the gambling scenes and how they're so competive against each other while at the end of each match they have the utmost respect for each others skills and character.
Posted:
#47
The Big Lebowski cuz "The Dude" rules
for "The Dude"
I will add the old post WWII movie "Task Force" with Gary Cooper and Walter Brennan because it's the basic history of Naval Aviation from it's beginning through WWII. GREAT viewing for those into naval or aviation history. when I need my "I didn't REALLY waste my time flying off boats during Vietnam" patriot fix, I watch this flick.
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