Films that can be watched more than once

[cailin maith]

60's Bond movies for me too & deffo the Daniel Craig ones, he's delish.

The Happiest Millionaire

Yellowbeard

Fight Club

Goodfellas

Matrix trilogy

Star Wars 4, 5 & 6

It's a wonderful Life

Miracle on 34th St (old one and new one)

All the National Lampoons - never cease to make me laugh.

Dirty Dancing & Sound of Music (well, I am a girl, afterall )

Probably lots more I'd watch more than once althoughI do tend to have the attention span of a gnat!

[NotAllThere]

Really? I've never watched it after stumbling across the big spoiler. ...

Sixth Sense didn't really work for me when I knew the twist, but the Other's definitely did.

[Spacecadet]

All the National Lampoons - never cease to make me laugh.

Good point, I'm looking forward to the annual Christmas Vacation viewing already

[Bunk]

Agreed. I'd like to add Memento to that list. Brilliant viewing first time, and even better the second as you discover loads of clues you've missed first time around.

Oh yeah, Memento is a good one for repeat viewing. On the DVD there's a hidden feature to let you watch it all in chronological order; it's quite boring that way but it helps you get everything straight in your head.

[Wobblyheed]

Home Alone & 2
The Great Escape
Back to the Future (all)
Zulu
Saving Private Ryan
Schindlers List
Bournes
Star Trek - First Contact

[Bunk]

Sixth Sense didn't really work for me when I knew the twist, but the Other's definitely did.

I knew there was a twist in The Sixth Sense so I spent the first half of the movie trying to guess it and the second half being bored because I'd figured it out. I had to fight the urge to nudge my friends in the cinema and tell them what the twist was.

[TimberWolf]

I've watched "Charlies Anals" many, many times... though struggle to get past the first 3 minutes then I'm done

Yeah, the old series:



The girls in the newer ones aren't a patch on them.

[OwlHoot]

The 60's James bond movies, but not the rest of them, except perhaps the ones with Daniel Craig.

They got a bit camp though with Roger Moore, for example Jaws and that girl with the pigtails (although I suppose that was later than the 60s).

Goldfinger is re-watchable, and a couple of others. I must say I find the Daniel Craig ones more so than most of the older ones.

As for others, hmm

Titanic (Winslet & DeCaprio version, and the Kenneth Moore version "A Night to Remember")
Centurion
Robin Hood (2010)
Avatar (for the special effects, not the infantile plot)
Legion
King Arthur
The Longest Day (which includes a small role played by the guy who later played Goldfinger!)
The First Great Train Robbery
Some of the Carry On films (e.g. Carry On, Don't Lose Your Head, Carry on Up the Khyber)
Spaghetti Westerns, such as The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
Tipping the Velvet (mini series)
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
Any Fellini film, such as Roma or La Dolce Vita
Lord of the Rings trilol, trilolog, er, three parter

and loads of others. (I have a couple of trunks with about 2000 DVDs and counting ..)

[TimberWolf]

It's a wonderful Life

That is an old classic. 1946.

[norrahe]

The truth about cats and dogs
Bourne triliogy
hot fuzz
Batman begins
the dark knight
LOTR trilogy
Grosse pointe blank
High fidelity
Some like it hot
Dangerous Liaisons
The devil wears prada
Casino royale
Contact
The day after tomorrow
Shaun of the dead
Dave

and there's probably loads more!