What is the most rewatchable film ever made?

The Matrix 1 and 2
Most Indiana Jones films

Idris Elba

Back to the future

gladiator

Six String Samurai

Blade Runner.
or some comedy like 40 year old virgin.

the departed tbqh

Fight Club
Robocop
Unforgiven
Black Hawk Down
Tommy Boy

Reloaded has really bad pacing and drags on too long with scenes like the french dude, zion shit and the architect.
It's much better than Revolutions which has pretty much no redeeming qualities but it's still kind of a weak follow-up to me outside of the highway scene. I think the main problem lies in it following up a film that had virtually perfect pacing.

My man, I end up rewatching JP like 3 times a year.
I've come to like the sequels to that a little bit more in light of those shitty Jurassic World films.

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Deep Blue Sea

the big lebowski

Fury Road

unironically End of Evangelion. a few years ago I rediscovered it and put it on at least once a week. would have it just playing in the background. I could recite the entire film line for line, shot for shot.

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The Fast and The Furious

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Based

Also Blade Runner

The Departed

I like EOE a lot but I can't imagine watching it all the time.
I should really rewatch the series again though.

I've found that nowadays, I can't really watch End of Evangelion and truly love it without watching the rest of the series right before it.

Goodfellas

based on the habits of my sister and mother it's got to be Ghostbusters
they must watch that movie once a month and still laugh

The Last Jedi

anything by James Cameron

all these and Weekend at Bernie's

Good fellas
Full metal jacket
Hot fuzz

Snatch

Tremors

Jaws

fuck yes

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This. I think I watched it 6 or 7 times and still laughed my ass off at certain jokes, found jokes I missed the first few times. It's a perfect movie.

Raising Arizona

Half Baked

Currently watching The Matrix now on KINOFLIX, stoked they have all 3 on now. Going to binge them all I think.

Netflix has really stepped up their fucking game as of recent. The Order, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, The Matrix Trilogy, etc....

KINOFLIX

Airplane!

Oh hell yes! Fuckin' love this movie. Seen it a bunch and could still watch it once a week. Excellent pick.

There needed to be more people dying in the matrix. It felt so hollow. I didn't hear anyone on the streets.

Alita: Battle Angel.
I've seen it over 30 times, 4x at the theater in 3d.

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Kys shill

>not a single arthouse film mentioned ITT
>just hollywood schlock
What gives?

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Fury Road was awesome. I saw it in 3D the day it came out. Alita: Battle Angel is the only recent movie to come close.

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>tfw finally watched Snatch for the first time a few months back
>tfw seen it twice since
How the fuck did I live this long without seeing this movie? Also what the fuck happened to Guy Ritchie in the 2000's?

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Groundhogs day

I don't think art house is really rewatchable.
rewatchable movies are usually simpler and easier to digest.
is House any good? it's been on my list for a long time

Crank 2

I mean there's plenty of civilians that get taken over/killed by the agents and tons of guards who get rekt (not to mention most of the human team gets killed in one scene).

Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence.

Madonna unironically

Also don't watch rocknrolla it'll ruin the taste in your mouth of his kino

Been putting this off for a while now, what exactly is House about?

I'll keep that in mind, are any of his other movies worth checking out besides Snatch and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels?

House is cheesy but worthwhile. A lot of good matte paintings, some nudity and cute girls, and quintessentially Japanese Horror (maybe not, but as far as the weirdness it is).

A lot of arthouse isn't really "high brow" at all and completely accessible. E.g. Tarkovsky wanted his audience to experience emotion more than anything else, which doesn't require much brain power or understanding of film.

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neo's journey through masculinity

This

>that prime irene jacob
>that haunting score
Brings tears to my eyes every time and I don't even know why.

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Revolver

Not that pile of shit.

Starship troopers
Conan the barbarian
Fellowship of the ring
Gantry:O

*Gantz

I gotta go with this Kino.

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Ace Ventura (almost all Jim Carrey movies are actually)
The Fast and the Furious
Billy Madison / Happy Gilmore
Twister

Wizard of Oz

Lord of the rings series, fellowship of the ring in particular

House is a bunch of school girls go to a house and it's haunted only it's absolutely insane the whole time

Ace Ventura 2 is the best film to watch during a hangover.

>namefag, pass user, AND an alitafag
YIKERS

Any time
Anywhere

yes to robocop and unforgiven
All great picks

Somewhat unrelated but unfortunately I've found the Matrix has (apparently) aged the worst out all my all time favorites. I have never shown this movie to a single younger person (or person who somehow missed watching this during the time of release) and had them not tell me they didn't see what was so great about it. When I look at it objectively, I actually can see why someone with a more a modern perspective would find the film overly cliched and cheesy though.

OP's post or Goodfellas.

Dazed and Confused

Training Day

Trading Places

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Matrix sequels...

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Groundhogs day

Groundhogs day

My picks

>matrix trillogy
>independence day
>black hawk down
>saving private ryan
>lord of the rings trillogy
>all of the harry potters
>braveheart

That's what I got so far. I have rewatched all of those the most.

Big Trouble in Little China.

Yeah, that's right. Me.

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That's not Starship Troopers.

Zoolander but Die Hard 4 is rewatchable too

Fuck, give us Crank 3 already, Amy Smart it's still hot kinda.

..Son of a bitch got dubs..

Ahem. You're welcome

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It's clearly half of a movie because they put way too much into the Keymaker, who should've been done with his bullshit by the middle of Act 2, and they talk about machines coming to Zion but it never happens until the next movie.

If Reloaded has an actual Act 3, it would've been much better.

LotR
The Big Lewbowski
Many adventures of Winnie the Pooh

I watch The Mummy from 1999 every two months or so. It's up there with The Fifth element.

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I’ve watched it 8 times, the eighth time being yesterday

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Came here to post this

unironically this. always watch when it is on

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Kung Pow

A L I E N

You know you can fuck off, right?

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Came here to post this.

Isn't it obvious, OP?

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Terminator 2, I've probably seen that 300 times since it came out, still find enjoyment in it.

KIMBL!

youtube.com/watch?v=C979367kEMc

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The Road Warrior
The Thing

Fuck i think this guy is right

I've watched the original Star Wars more than anything and really the whole OT. They used to run a marathon on USA once or twice a year and of course it was on every other channel. I'm also talking about the unedited originals.

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Blues Brothers
Stripes
Tossup between Star Wars and Last Crusade

>"I didn't kill my wife!"
>"I don't care!"

Great choice

Galaxy Quest
Office Space
Idiocracy
Event Horizon

I remember loving LW as a kid. Does it hold up as an adult? I haven't watched it in probably over a decade and I've heard ppl generally don't like it

The Outsiders

Back to the Future
Breakfast Club
My Cousin Vinny

I remember the first time I saw Event Horizon on HBO when it was brand new. I had no idea it would turn into a super gory horror film. That scene when they finally get the video working of the original crew is still fascinating to me along with trying to see exactly what is happening.

I wish more people would recognize the greatness of The Thing. I fee like it gets forgotten amongst the all time great sci-fi movies.

Back to the Future is another one of those trilogies where the second one is better than the first, and the third is dogshit.
See also: Aliens and The Godfather 2
DON'T see the third movies. In fact there are no third movies. They were never made

13th Warrior. Will never get tired of this movie.

wow... I remember when I was a kid I used to watch galaxy quest like twice a week.

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Fuck yeah, you are spot on.

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The Last Samurai. Perfect pacing, great atmosphere.

Gladiator. I've seen that movie a million times

GATTACA

Good way to memorize the lines

Fight Club.

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bit of a coincidence but i've seen John Wick several times

Con Air

Dr. Strangelove. Every time you watch it you notice more and more hilarious shit.

I think it’s the greatest comedy movie of all time.

Zoomers can't appreciate anything that's been parodied in media before.

I still enjoy it but you'll notice the plot and characters are really fucking dumb on a rewatch.
Personally I love it because it feels more like a horror movie and I still get antsy during those T-Rex scenes on the island.

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My nigga!

fuck sake the advertising is so obvious it makes me want to vomit

Pic related

(Robocop)
(Breakfast Club)
all correct

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Entire Alien Series
Predator 1 & 2
Total Recall
The Thing
Terminator 1 & 2
The Running Man
Robocop 1 & 2
Ghostbusters 1 & 2
In the Mouth of Madness
Prince of Darkness
Bram Stoker's Dracula (Fucking kino cinematography)
Blade Runner
Big Trouble in Little China

This says alot about your age.
28-32?
Good taste, bud.

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Some of my other choices have already been posted so I will go with...

Christmas with the Kranks
Death Race
Prince of Darkness
Walk the Line

Nightmare before Christmas

Netflix is for people who don’t appreciate kinos.

The Matrix is laughable when you rewatch it.

BASEketball
SST
clockwork orange
Fast times
Stoned age

>predator 2
>alien movies past aliens
>robocop 2
Man you’re so close.

>Not appreciating the horror kino that is Alien 3
>Not getting a laugh at the overacting and pure Ron Perlman of Alien Resurrection
>Hating Predator 2 PERIOD.
>Robocop 2 being anything less than stop-motion porno.

No, user. It seems like you're close. I'm already there.

Still one of my favorites also Twister i just have a thing for mid 90s. Also rip Bill Paxton and rip Val Kilmers career

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Forest Gump
Back to the future
Lotr
Ghostbusters

I've watched IT (2017) about 10 times so far. I don't know what it is about that movie.

>IT
more like SHIT kek

Your a pedo prolly.

I'll second the original Star Wars trilogy. When I was a kid I watched them hundreds of time on VHS.

A really re watchable movie can't be too serious it needs to be fun and it really helps if it has a degree of escapism to it. Scifi and fantasy films tend to be the best but anything that gives you a setting you'd like to occupy....I can rewatch the hell out of old Miami Vice episode for example simply because circa 1984 to 86 Miami looks so appealing.

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I've watched it over a thousand times. As a kid I would watch it, rewind the VHS and then watch it again immediately.

Yes

You don't watch movies do you?

Inherent Vice - I revisit that film more often than any other recently

In general though LOTR trilogy the most rewatchable kino of all time

Scott Pilgrim VS The World
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Did it too. I'd cheat and fast forward up until the dinos show up though:p.

Honorable mention to Willow, Army of Darkness and Braindead/Dead Alive.

Rocky IV.

Nicely paced, simple story, captures that 80s feel, great soundtrack with plenty of memorable scenes. It's Sylvester Stallone's magnum opus.

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synecdoche new york

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This, also LotR and Blade Runner

Ocean's 11

Dune

>tfw i was sick in bed and watched the lotr trilogy and that one movie where they eat each other in the mountains all day

ill never be more comfy

Friends. From the start to finish. Don't debate me.

Its too formulaic.

>he pays for Yea Forums

Fear and Loathing

Mission: Impossible

Transformers 2007
Bad Boys I and II
Pain and Gain
Ocean's 11
Road Trip

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Fellowship of the ring

John Woo's The Killer

I could watch Hard to be a God over and over again. I like the atmosphere of that movie and for some reason I really enjoy how there's so much random crap lying all over the place in every scene.

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I think I've watched this more times than JP.

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I can watch Day of the Dead anytime not only my favorite horror film but it has a kino synth soundtrack

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>used to have the original release on VHS
>threw them out along with all other VHS years after the tape degraded in quality to the point of being hard to watch
I wish I had held onto them so much. It would have been easier to convert them to digital than jumping through all the hoops to get these despecialized versions.

Forrest Gump

My DVD box set of Star Wars OT has the original release on the second discs.
I wish I'd converted my old VHS tapes to DVD as well, there's some stuff I've never been able to replace — My mum gave my old boxes of tapes to my half-brother's school jumble sale. I wanted to murder them both, I was so pissed.

Old school animation movies like Ice Age, Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Shrek and Monster's Inc.

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> I LISTENED!!!
> Your words are twisted and feeble like an old womans
Fuck yeah, this is such a rewatchable movie but I have no idea why. It just doesn't get old

Lord of the Rings Trilogy Extended edition

Watch it once a year at a minimum and those are 4 hours each mind you. So I watch 12 hours of LotR annually at a minimum and it still hasn't gotten stale

Ghost busters.
It is only rewatchable if you fast forward the Zion scenes, then 100% yes.

>Old school animation movies like Ice Age, Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Shrek
Yeah you are just trolling. At least say lion king and little mermaid

If you haven't read anything about Ahmad ibn Fadlan, I highly recommend looking into it. The film was based off Eaters of the Dead, which was based of Fadlan's writings. It puts a lot of Banderas' character into greater perspective, as well as narrative of the movie, particularly the
>dirty smelly savage vikings
scenes before he comes to his own with them.

Every class/course/training/whatever even remotely related to philosophy

>We'll start by watching this movie called the Matrix, which illustrates the concept of Plato's cave
>FUCK NO, NOT AGAIN, LET ME OUT OF HERE REEEEEEEE
>by the way, attendance is mandatory ;^)

You have never taken a philosophy course. That doesn’t happen

Maybe not in Yale or whatever gay place you dream about

I don't want to blow this out of proportion but anyone coronating The Mummy (1999) as a great or even adequate movie has the morality of a Gestapo informant.

T. Philosophylet
If anything Yale is more likely to have meme shit like matrix classes while the state schools stick the real stuff

someone should post the MEGA for the 2 sequels combined into a single movie DE ZIONIZED version where someone took out all the boring zion shit... its probably the best way to watch the sequels. Some of the cuts are too jarring but its still better to have a huge cut that ruins the flow than to have to sit through i kid you not... 1.5 hours of zion shit

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tokyo drift for me is some of the most rewatchable kino ive ever seen. it not only shows japanese life but it fuses it with the american fast and furious bits. its very good

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The Mask

Spielberg flicks and Arnold flicks. If they're on I'll usually keep watching to the end no matter how many times I've seen them.

Starship troopers

alien
aliens
house of a thousand corpses
devils rejects
anything Friday the 13th (not all but most)
The thing
event horizon
Hell-raiser series
wish master series
leprechaun
spaceballs
robin hood men in tights
kung pow
lock stock 2 smoking barrels
snatch
Black hawk down, dunno why but i watched the shit outta this one when i was younger.
Killer clowns from outer space
Critters
robocop 1 and 2
the blob
there are more for me but just off the top of my head these come to mind

Unironically "we are the millers"

This is peak pleb. Only the chateau fight and the first agent fight are even remotely decent and even then they're all choregraphed like some shitty chinese kung fu movie instead of the pseudo realistic weighted style of the first movie. The highway chase is also shit while we're at it.

Kill bill 1 never ceases to entertain me

Too lazy to skim through thread but Who Framed Roger Rabbit is an amazing piece of work.

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The GOAT

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Every thanksgiving, never gets old

I do this yearly too and end up dedicated a week or two to the OT and all of its documentaries/behind the scenes work.

all good choices

Terminator 2
Cable Guy
Dumb and Dumber

This is even moreso when you're from Chicago

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A large amount of the older Bond films are super rewatchable. Spy Who Loved Me or Diamonds Are Forever for example

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I'd say all the star wars, LOTR, Harry Potter starting at movie 4, matrix trilogy, predator,

Fight club

My niggas. If SHTF it's the one movie I'd save to hopefully get the chance to watch one last time.

The Thing
The Shining
Silence of the Lambs
Contact
2001
Stargate
Star Trek TOS films
The Matrix
Primer
Alien
Bladerunner

I'm sure there's a few others but those are the ones I will watch multiple times a year

What? I liked RocknRolla well enough.

Watch Layer Cake. It's from one of the producers of the Ritchie films. It has the same energy.

Not a popular answer, but I personally watch Dredd regularly.

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Yea Forums doesn't like Dredd?

Based and redpilled. This is the true answer.

I rewatch GOT quite a bit

bet you watched the shitty dub fucking faggot

Cast away

Alita: Battle Angel.

>namefag
>pass user
Kill yourself.

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The life of Brian

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