[retiredguy123]

Space Cowboys.

[Coal Miner]

Goodfellas and All three Godfathers

[2newyorkers]

Westward the Women. Independence Day and any Cary Grant movie.

[ColdNoMore]

- Remember the Titans

- Independence Day

- Men in Black I & II

- Forrest Gump

- Glory Road

- Pulp Fiction

- The Big Lebowski

And many others that I try to watch, when I notice they are on.

[CFrance]

Fargo and Captain Ron.

[Bjeanj]

Body Heat: my husband and I disagree on whether she *really* loved him or was just using him. I think the latter.
A Simple Plan: a feeling of doom for the whole movie. And you would be right. Has been described as a neo-noir crime thriller. Bill Paxton, Billy Bob Thornton are very good.

[Schaumburger]

Gone With The Wind
Love Story
The Godfather
The Sound of Music
Rocky
All The President's Men
Ordinary People
Goodfellas
The Help
The Way We Were
Catch Me If You Can
Sideways
Animal House
Blues Brothers

[KayakerNC]

Shane.
True Grit (both versions)

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by Bjeanj

Body Heat: my husband and I disagree on whether she *really* loved him or was just using him. I think the latter...

Love that movie. And as far as I'm concerned, you are absolutely right...she was definitely using him from the very beginning.

Been a long time, but remember that scene in the bar when his fellow lawyer says he had met Matty and she was asking about lawyers who had a black mark in their past. That was clincher. Even William Hurt knew it then.

[BK001]

Some of my picks would be:

The Green Mile (and anything with Tom Hanks)
The Shawshank Redemption
Some Like It Hot
Mr. Roberts
Terms of Endearment
Cat Ballou

and any Broadway Musical especially
Chicago
Carousel
Oklahoma

[Boomer]

Originally Posted by Boomer

"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.........

Originally Posted by Bjeanj

Body Heat: my husband and I disagree on whether she *really* loved him or was just using him. I think the latter.
A Simple Plan: a feeling of doom for the whole movie. And you would be right. Has been described as a neo-noir crime thriller. Bill Paxton, Billy Bob Thornton are very good.

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

Love that movie. And as far as I'm concerned, you are absolutely right...she was definitely using him from the very beginning.

Been a long time, but remember that scene in the bar when his fellow lawyer says he had met Matty and she was asking about lawyers who had a black mark in their past. That was clincher. Even William Hurt knew it then.

To My Fellow Fans of Body Heat,

I agree. She set him up from the start. No question about it. That meeting was no accident. She knew he would hit on her when she walked by.

In an early scene, if you watch closely, you will see a clown driving a car. -- I saw that scene as foreshadowing. I assume the director did, too. Anyway, William Hurt most certainly was Matty's clown.

I seldom watch movies more than once, but this one I have seen about 4 times, since 1981.......might make it 5.

[Allegiance]

Originally Posted by Coal Miner

Goodfellas and All three Godfathers

And A Bronx Tale.

[BobandMary]

Moonstruck. We watch it every couple months. We make "Cher eggs" for breakfast all the time.

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by BK001

The Green Mile (and anything with Tom Hanks)

Absolutely!

How could I have forgotten to include anything with Tom Hanks?

[Hancle704]

The Shawshank Redemption
History of The World Part 1
Blazing Saddles
Saving Private Ryan
It's a Mad Mad Mad World
Outrageous Fortunes
Bull Durham
Grumpy Old Men