I watch White Christmas every day from Thanksgiving to Christmas Eve.
We both watch My Big Fat Greek Wedding about once a month.
I love Steel Magnolias also.
Thanks for this thread. I'm going to try to watch them all!

" An Affair to Remember "....Gary Grant...Deborah Karr....." The Time Machine "... Rod Taylor, Alan Young...and last but not least..." The Wild Bunch " William Holden he had the leading role but lot's of other actors had excellent roles.

My least favorite's... anything to do with the Draft Dodger....non other than " John Wayne "... and the Traitor " Hanoi Jane Fonda ".

DG, If you like White Christmas every day for a month, you probably won't like Fargo--scratch off the list!

Fargo is one. Godfather 1 & 2. are 2 more. Airplane and The Breakfast Club are 2 more. Night Of The Living Dead is another. Mary Poppins concludes my short list.

How about the Saw Movies! Ay Dios Mio...I have to sleep with a nightlight on and the closet door open.

Most of the above and

Spartacus
Ben Hur
Wizard of Oz
Apocalypse Now
Good Morning Vietnam
Tootsie
Shane
Lawrence of Arabia
Doctor Strangelove
Doctor Zhivago
Reds
The Way We Where
et al

I have seen those more than enough for right now. I do enjoy scary movies though.

Jeremiah Johnson, Redford.

The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.
 

The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948) - Rotten Tomatoes

One of my favorite movies. I am a big Humphrey Bogart fan.

Moonstruck

Alfie (the original Michael Caine classic)
The Graduate
Groundhog Day
Lassie Come Home
The Search (Montgomery Clift) - almost the same as “Lassie Come Home”
The Searchers
Shane

The Heartbreak Kid (the original) - available on Youtube.
The Heartbreak Kid (1972) - YouTube

I like lots of movies, but these are some of the ones I’ve watched numerous times.

I forgot about "Shane" one of my all time favorites. I guess I'll play it in the next couple days.

I forgot to add one of my best of all times......"How the West Was Won".......... What makes this a classic is it covered so many years and generations and included stars such as...............
Carroll Baker
Eve Prescott
Lee J. Cobb
Marshal Lou Ramsey
Henry Fonda
Jethro Stuart
Carolyn Jones
Julie Rawlings
Karl Malden Karl Malden
Zebulon Prescott
Gregory Peck
George Peppard
Zeb Rawlings
Robert Preston
Roger Morgan
Debbie Reynolds
James Stewart
Linus Rawlings
Eli Wallach
Charlie Gant
John Wayne
Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman
Richard Widmark
Mike King
Brigid Bazlen
Dora Hawkins
Walter Brennan W

I see that every once in a while.

Kelly's Heroes.
 

Kelly's Heroes (1970) - Rotten Tomatoes

Kellly's Heroes.

This is another movie I like to see but I do remember being bullied a little bit by someone in that theater. I often remember if something bad happened before or while I was viewing whatever movie.

Most films in most genres are something I can watch only once or one in a great while. I just remember them too well to watch them over and over again. The comedy stops being funny, the drama stops having impact, the mystery is gone. Normally, I can only watch a film repeatedly if it visually very complex and interesting and that normally only happens in Science Fiction or Fantasy films. I can watch any of the following over and over:

2001: A Space Odyssey
Terminator 2
Blade Runner
Aliens
Avatar
The Fifth Element
The Martian
Inception
Gravity
Star Wars (yeah, even the prequel trilogy)
Star Trek (OK, not Star Trek V)
The Matrix (even the sequels)
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (not so much for The Hobbit trilogy)
The Harry Potter Films
Some of the Marvel Universe films

That said, there a few comedies I can watch repeatedly:

Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail
Animal House

For some reason I totally forgot about Kelly's Heroes, who can forget Oddball, I thought Donald Sutherland stole the show.

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Then next time I see him, it's Hawkeye Pierce, again he's the glue that holds all the characters together. I could never watch the television version, Sutherland was so entrenched in my mind that Alan Alda was just too meek. What also made it so memorable for me, was I was in Korea when I saw Mash for the first time.

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Next, just to show he's multi-talented character actor, Donald Sutherland plays the detective in Klute, a film that Jane Fonda won the academy award. A really good 70's suspenseful crime drama that had you on the edge, I saw it again just a few months ago. Or he was doing his best Steve McQueen impersonation.

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How this film slipped my mind, if I've seen it once, I've seen it 25 times, honestly. There wasn't a flaw in this entire film and it had you rooting for the good guys at the end. Who would of thought that Mr. Robinson would go on to become the Mayor of Jaws Beach.

I'm want to say just one word to you, just one word. Plastics.

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Love the theme song "Burning Bridges".......Mike Curb Congregation - Burning Bridges (with lyrics) - YouTube

Didn't see anyone mention this one I can't pass up The Great Escape with Steve McQueen and James Garner.