[1Sandy]

Either Forrest Gump or one of the Home Alone filims

[PugMom]

3 movies i never get sick of watching & know most of the lines:
Sunset Blvd, Return of the Living Dead, Network.

i may watch longer than 24hrs.

[drrichard]

Originally Posted by klatu

the greatest story ever told

silence of the lambs

[NancyLee]

Marvel Cinematic Universe films

[Joycer]

Pulp
fiction

[GOLFER54]

Hardtimes with Charles Bronson

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by camaguey48

Hang'em High, Pale Rider, For a few dollars more, a fistfull of dollars, Dirty Harry, Outlaw Josie Wales. I hope no one is "offended" by Hang'em High, but I don't care.

Don't believe everything you hear. Even salt looks like sugar.

He did make some awesome cowboy pictures.

Hang em High and Good the Bad and the Ugly were two of his best.

[rmd2]

The hardest part would be staying awake for 24 hours.

[Topspinmo]

I can tell you one movie you would earn the million bucks! 200 motels , early 70’s, the only movie where 90% walked out in first 20 mins.

[olliedog1950]

I'm going with some oldies:
Send Me No Flowers
Mr. Blandings builds His Dream House
Mr. Hobbs Takes A vacation
Let It Ride
Jaws
The Odd Couple
But The Best Movie: The Blues Brothers - Great Music, Great Comedy and the Best Car Chase Ever

[EdFNJ]

Hamilton, Apocalypse Now (original cut) & Close Encounters of the Third Kind (original cut as well).

[JerryLBell]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

I can tell you one movie you would earn the million bucks! 200 motels , early 70’s, the only movie where 90% walked out in first 20 mins.

Frank Zappa for the win! How can you not love a film with Ringo Starr dressed up as Frank Zappa and such memorable songs as "This Town Is A Sealed Tuna Sandwich"?

[Mikey Osmond]

First Blood

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

I can tell you one movie you would earn the million bucks! 200 motels , early 70’s, the only movie where 90% walked out in first 20 mins.

Plan 9 from Outer Space went down in history

[collie1228]

I wouldn't want to watch a favorite movie, as I would be sick of it after 24 hours and would never want to see it again. I would prefer to watch something I hated; a movie that I wanted to walk out of in the middle of, as it made no sense or was simply awful. The one that comes to mind is "The English Patient", a great example of a terrible motion picture that won the best picture Academy Award. I would have 24 hours to figure out what the Academy voters saw that made them think this was a good film. Boring, boring, boring.