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There are quite a few movies that people can watching several times and still enjoy.

What movie would you pick and why?
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As is being discussed in another thread...

The Usual Suspects. So little is as it appears the first time through. Plus, each scene is simply enjoyable to watch on its own.
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I watch "Grumpy old Men", "The Outlaw Josie Wales" and About Schmitt" almost every other month. "Grumpy old Men" is just down right funny. "The outlaw Josie Wales" is a movie that I can enjoy the revenge he gets. "About Schmitt" is a movie that I can really feel for him and can almost relate to all his feelings.
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Cool hand Luke, because it illustrates one mans struggle against a corrupt system against all odds.
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Rebel without a Cause, for the same reason stated above.
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American Graffiti, because of the cool music.
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Animal House, for the same reason stated above.
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Agree about The Outlaw Josey Wales. I would add many of Clint Eastwood's movies. I watch Blood Work quite often so I can check something I saw in it long ago. Blood Work (2002) - Rotten Tomatoes

Like Gladiator too.
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Humphrey Bogart movies.

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Rocky Horror Picture Show cause it's downright funny and great fun with audience participation.

Any Mel Brooks movie.

The Ritz. Not PC but love it anyway.

Independence Day. Has a little of everything with good humor.

Men in Black.

Any Kate Hepburn movie.
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"The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" Lee Marvin, John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart and Vera miles. Black and White. Good versus evil. Stereotypes of the old West cast with wild abandon throughout. The ruined steak dinner scene. Magnificent.

In like fashion, "HighNoon" the loneliness of the brave man who is tempted to avoid the confrontation with overwhelmning odds.
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"You're not too smart, are you? I like that in a man." -- That's one of the first things Kathleen Turner says to William Hurt in Body Heat.

She sure picked him. She sure was right.........

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Not my favorite of all time, but one that I can watch over and over is Patton.
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"What About Bob". I think Bill Murray is hilarious.
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