What films could you watch again and again?

Pretty Woman - I see something new and really clever each time, despite having seen it at least 10 times!
Apollo 13
Sully: Miracle on the Hudson
Notting Hill
Chocolat
The Pelican Brief

Four Weddings and a Funeral
Notting Hill
Mad Mad World
Home Alone

Remains of the Day (perfect in every way)
Bridge on the River Kwai
Ice Cold in Alex
The Long Arm
Towering Inferno
Magnum Force

Some Like it Hot, Local Hero, Gregory's Girl, Shakespeare in Love.

I watch films/dramas constantly now I live alone. So many to love! Thank goodness for streaming services!
Every year around Christmas I rewatch Babette’s Feast and Little Women (the Susan Sarandon/Winona Ryder/Gabriel Byrne version. Last year watched Dune 3 times.

The Draughtsman's Contract.
I know it off by heart.

Dirty Dancing
Pretty Woman
The Sting
The Dirty Dozen
Shawshank Redemption

The Deerhunter, The Constant Gardener, Walkabout, Manchester by the Sea. All very cheerful 🥴

Dont really like to re-watch them much-but will leave a long time inbetween and re-watch Dirty dancing.& The Holiday with Jude Law in. I like different versions of A Christmas Carol. Thats the most really, but i do like to occasionally re-watch a whole series of shows if its been awhile like Poldark, waterloo rd, cutting it, bad girls etc.I like good dramas.

Am currently having a Dickens Festival - didn’t like the new Great Expectations so watched the 2013 one with Gillian Anderson - then all of Little Dorrit and Bleak House.

The Note
Out of Africa
Pretty Woman

Anything with Pierce Brosnan especially Evelyn
A Fish Called Wanda
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Bridget Jones
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
The Sound of Music
Mary Poppins
Upbeat and funny, don't do sad, scary or violent.

There are quite a few films I re-watch - sometimes without realising! But 3 I go out of my way to watch again and again are:
Arsenic and Old Lace
The Man With Two Brains
Love at First Bite

The second one I have watched that many times I know it almost verbatim.

Mandy - a story about a little girl born deaf (with Jack Hawkins)

All Of Me
Trains, planes and automobiles.
Dirty, Rotten Scoundrels.
Nuns on the Run.

All comedies, still make me laugh.

Something's Gotta Give
Sleeping with the Enemy
There Once was a Christmas that Almost Wasn't

The English Patient
The Guns of Navarone
Priscilla Queen Of The Desert
Strictly Ballroom
Goodfellas
Rabbit Proof Fence
Godfather
The Great Escape
Bridge on The River Kwai

The King and I
Fiddler on the Roof
The Shawshank Redemption
The Pelican Brief
Erin Brokovich
Silkwood
The Green Mile
The Omen (original)
Sleeping With the Enemy

Love Actually
Back to the Future
The Commitments

Ken Russell’s Lady Chatterly
Love Actually
Dr Zhivago
As good as it gets

Darby OGill and the Little People
Warcraft

Some Like it Hot
The English Patient

All of the Lord of the Rings
All of the Hobbit
the big Easy
The shape of water
Dog Soldiers
And a hundred more I cant think of right now

Twelve O’Clock High ( used for my leadership training courses, seen and analysed dozens of times!)
It’s aWonderful Life
Fantasia
Gone with the Wind

Some Like It Hot
Bringing Up Baby
The Philadelphia Story
The Gospel According To Matthew
Withnail And I
The Big Lebowski
Young Frankenstein

All comedies except for the Gospel, which was made by Pasolini. I watch that one not for religious reasons but because it's a very powerful film.