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Films that can be watched more than once
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Once was more than enough for me, The only good quality of the film was the special effects.Coffee's for closers -
The Big Lebowski is a big enough cult film to have its own annual festival!Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostOh yeah, not seen Dune for a long time and do fancy watching it again. Not seen 'The Big Lebowski'.
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Big Lebowski
Withnail & I
Godfather Trilogy
Office Space
Starwars 4,5,6
Pulp Fiction
Life of Brian.Comment
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The Others. It works even when you know what's going on.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Plus its got Nicole Kidman in itOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostThe Others. It works even when you know what's going on.Coffee's for closersComment
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Me too.Originally posted by zeitghostApocalypse Now.
Especially the bit with the helicopters.
Actually, that's the only bit I watch regularly.
Mostly because I like the smell of napalm in the morning.
Mostly because I like the Flight of the Valkyries.Comment
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I wouldn't watch Avatar more than once. The 3d effects in the cinema were great but the plot was trite and hackneyed.
Watch again films would be the first two godfather films (not the travesty that was the third one) and city of god.Comment
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I like seeing the cow get slaughtered, does that make me strange?Originally posted by zeitghostApocalypse Now.
Especially the bit with the helicopters.
Actually, that's the only bit I watch regularly.
Mostly because I like the smell of napalm in the morning.Comment
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