What films could you watch again and again?

All the Harry Potter films
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
First wives club

Mine are:
All the Harry Potter, Magical Creatures films etc.
Love Actually
Bridget Jones's Diary
Nanny McPhee
Now Voyager
Dirty Dancing
Me Before You
Dear Frankie
The Phantom of the Opera (Gerard Butler version)

1. Christmas Carol (Alistair Simm)
2.Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
3.Harold and Maud.
4.Shipping News.
5. Wizard of Oz (original)

It's a Wonderful life
The Holiday
Bridge of Spies
The Post

Bedknobs and broomsticks
Oliver
Dr zhavigo
Sound of music
The great escape
Dirty dancing

Dr Zhivago - I start crying at the first scene!

1) A United Kingdom - based on true story, Africa's colonial past and the birth of Botswana + great love story (David Oyelowo and Rosamund Pike)
2) Brooklyn
3) Paddington 2
4) Mon Oncle (Jacques Tati)

Vertigo
The Third Man
The Innocents
Imitation of Life

Another vote for Apollo 13,
You've got mail,
Sleepless in Seattle
Much ado about nothing with Kenneth Branagh

Can't resist adding:
Calendar Girls
I'm an expat living in NY and love all English movies. They make me homesick

Rebecca! The original b and w.

Midnight Cowboy
The Godfather

Back to the Future, 1, 2 & 3
South Pacific
Sound of Music
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

The Full Monty
Love actually (at Christmas)
Eat pray love
Under the Tuscan sun
Both Marigold Hotel movies

The History Boys
Apollo 13
Apocalypse Now

Sound of Music
Calamity Jane
The Railway Children (both the old one and new one)
Little Women (again the old version and new version)
Miracle on 34th Street with Richard Attenborough
Bambi
Beauty and the Beast
The Greatest Showman
Also a couple of short films (The Gruffalo and The Room on the Broom)

Dr Zhivago
Fiddler on the Roof
Notting Hill
The Railway Children (original)

Good night Uncle Tom
The Railway Children
The Cruel Sea

Rebecca
Sense and Sensibility
Legally Blonde
My big fat Greek Wedding
It's a Wonderful life
The original Railway Children
Brief Encounter
The King's Speech
Pride and Prejudice ( Laurence Olivia one and the Matthew MacFadyen one)
Lots of others I can't think of !

The Lion in Winter
On Golden Pond
Brief Encounter

Brief Encounter

Out of Africa

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.

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

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