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In reply to the discussion: What movie can you watch over and over and never get tired of? Mine is Blazing Saddles , Not Pc today but it is funny. [View all]NewDayOranges
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What movie can you watch over and over and never get tired of? Mine is Blazing Saddles , Not Pc today but it is funny. [View all]
debm55
Jan 2024
OP
Why did I ever post about Blazing Saddles?.... now it's stuck in my head, and I'm replaying the whole movie in my mind..
albacore
Jan 2024
#125
If I remember correctly, Richard Pryor was a writer with Mel Brooks for the movie. Thank you for posting. Why don't
debm55
Jan 2024
#138
First would be 'The French Connection' (original one) .. especially the train and car chase scene.
Jrose
Jan 2024
#10
I saw the The French Connection when it first came out. Forest Gump, I have seen a couple of times, The same with
debm55
Jan 2024
#12
Yes , that car and subway/train scene is legend. I was underage when I saw it , but my girlfriend and I got in. TY.
debm55
Jan 2024
#14
It was also uncleared with the city but used off duty cops to try and control traffic.
cayugafalls
Jan 2024
#65
I didn't know that. Thank you for the information. It makes that scene really scary now.
debm55
Jan 2024
#69
Gene Hackman in "Hoosiers." Also, "Young Frankenstein." Both are classics! nt
CaliforniaPeggy
Jan 2024
#16
Sadly, I watched this one after Orange Hitler got elected, and it wasn't so funny anymore.
cos dem
Jan 2024
#131
Two very excellent choices. I don't know how many times I have watched the Great Escape. There are movies that are
debm55
Jan 2024
#34
Mine are: Wuthering Heights, Casablanca, The Maltese Falcon, The Andromeda Strain, and Arrival.
Polly Hennessey
Jan 2024
#33
Excellent choices, Polly, I like the original Wuthering Heights. and have watched it many times. TH
debm55
Jan 2024
#37
I love all your choices, Have to close eyes when two socks gets shot, Have seen many times. TY
debm55
Jan 2024
#44
That's good to now. Thank you. While in South Dakota, we visited the area and took a took a tour of where scenes were
debm55
Jan 2024
#70
The Lord of the Rings was wonderful in all ways-casting, scenery.I loved it. I only saw the first Star Wars and liked it
debm55
Jan 2024
#55
Thank you, Firefighter Jo, Question for you--is the last Samurai the basis for the Magnificent 7 or am I thinking of
debm55
Jan 2024
#60
Yes, so am I, But the movies today are not up to pare with any of the clasics you named. I really like your least and
debm55
Jan 2024
#67
Good choices , bedazzled. I am sorry that you got Covid for a movie that stunk. Here's to your health and better movies
debm55
Jan 2024
#103
Two very different movies come to mind: Groundhog Day, and Forbidden Planet.
c-rational
Jan 2024
#53
Yes, they are differnent but with good directors. actors and plot, they become classics. TH
debm55
Jan 2024
#82
Agree with No Country for Old Men. on both counts--story and acting. You have to have those. To me special effects don;t
debm55
Jan 2024
#105
Your list is great, I really Fargo and the original Jurassic Park, Have see a number of times, TY
debm55
Jan 2024
#109
I loved it too, Filled with all the characteristics that make a movie great, TY Sending good wishes to your sister and
debm55
Jan 2024
#111
ditto, plus blues brothers, lego movie, lego batman, bringing up baby, ball of fire(stanwyck).
pansypoo53219
Jan 2024
#170
Excellent choices. I loved Shawshank Redemption and have watched numerous times. I can only take Godfather 1 because of
debm55
Jan 2024
#75
You have quite a list, I notice you like the originals and not the remakes, Same with me, You are the first to mention
debm55
Jan 2024
#114
That is another of my favorites along with Lawrence of Arabia. The Great Escape. Sound of Music. and Dances with Wolves.
debm55
Jan 2024
#77
Wonderful song. You know that is what makes a movie memorable also----the score. Ty
debm55
Jan 2024
#117
All great choices. Solomon. I watch Outlander and it does seem like a movie. So yes. I Claudius , you can include. TY
debm55
Jan 2024
#90
Very good choice. I have my Christmas movies that are necessary holiday viewing also. TY
debm55
Jan 2024
#118
I only saw Star wars I, mostly I like the original versions best, Same goes for the Godfather, Most times films in a
debm55
Jan 2024
#121
I saw the The Elephant Man when it came out and did not what to look at him at the beginning, Midway through I marveled
debm55
Jan 2024
#92
Did you read the book --the Hunt for Red October? I have never seen the movie , but loved the book. Oh I have others I
debm55
Jan 2024
#94
Good list there Jilly_in_VA. Sometimes I only like the original in a series--Star Wars. The GodFather. the only series
debm55
Jan 2024
#99
space balls . star trek insurections my first ray gun. star trek the one with the whales . independance day
AllaN01Bear
Jan 2024
#102
You have one heck of a list there, Liks you I will watch whenever they are on, One I watch is To Sir With Love..maybe
debm55
Jan 2024
#123
Kind of similar to yours as it's a send up of a Western genre ala the Magnificent Seven
TlalocW
Jan 2024
#129
yellowdogintexas, that is wonderful list. I just finished watching all the Outlander epi from the Seven Seasons for
debm55
Jan 2024
#163
Young Frankenstein, I watch when I find it streaming. Richard Pryor was one of the writers on Blazing Saddles. Love all
debm55
Jan 2024
#142
I would say it is my favorite movie , Great Film, Wonderful Ending, 2nd "The Producers"
Stuart G
Jan 2024
#221
That is a classic. and it is one that I will watch again and again. Same with To Kill a Mockingbird.
debm55
Jan 2024
#161
Blue Dawn, excellent choice of movies. Many I have seen multiple times. Thank you for posting.
debm55
Jan 2024
#166
I have seen that numerous times, It seems that it is shown around St. Patrick's Day. The scene in rain is so romantic.
debm55
Jan 2024
#197
Great List, OldBaldy1701E, I have seen the Caine Mutiny numerous times. Strawberries!!!!!
debm55
Jan 2024
#196