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In reply to the discussion: What movie can you watch again and again? I like "All The President's Men" It is complicated [View all]fizzgig
(24,146 posts)2. i need to watch that again
watched it once in my high school journalism class but not since. i've read the book more than once and think i'd appreciate it more now, especially since i spent five years in newspaper in my former life.
edit: i have a lot of movies that i will watch over and over. the dark crystal, tombstone, shawshank redemption, goonies and many more.
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What movie can you watch again and again? I like "All The President's Men" It is complicated [View all]
applegrove
Feb 2014
OP
You know that Nichols was the main villain, right? As in, arranged everything?
WinkyDink
Feb 2014
#12
Ty's "Zorro"; "GF I&II"; "Jaws"; "Hoosiers"; "French Connection"; Basil's "S.H."; Bournes; "Dirty
WinkyDink
Feb 2014
#11
Groundhog Day. Princess Bride. Spinal Tap. O Brother Where Art Thou. Fletch. Three Amigos.
Common Sense Party
Feb 2014
#18
Clerks--"a bunch of savages in this town." "I wasn't even supposed to be here today."
kairos12
Feb 2014
#87
Brigid, re: The Fugitive- I think the whole reason that the "one armed man" killed
nirvana555
Feb 2014
#36
Agatha Christie wrote of a perfect plot to kill and have the target convicted.
WinkyDink
Feb 2014
#62
I love "Velvet Goldmine". Great music, great plot - I think I'll watch it again tomorow
LynneSin
Feb 2014
#32
Very visual films - David Lean's films, any of the Qatsi films (Koyaanisqatsi, Powaqqatsi),
closeupready
Feb 2014
#44
I have a bunch. Here are some in reverse alphabetical order starting with the second letter...
ZombieHorde
Feb 2014
#51