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Top ten movies u will watch whenever on

I love Westerns, Mobster and War flicks, so, they'll prolly make up the majority of the list.

Unforgiven

Open Range

Outlaw Josey Wales

Shawshank Redemption

Any 007 movie with Daniel Craig

Midway

The Godfather 1 & 2

Saving Private Ryan

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

Goodfellas
 
Oh Brother Where Art Thou
Raising Arizona
What About Bob
Kingdom Come
The Color Purple
Pulp Fiction
The Glenn Miller Story
Someone Like You
The Green Mile
I Am Sam
When Harry Met Sally
Now and Then
Legends of the Fall
The Help

Shoot, I could watch a ton more if I had the time!
 
I really have too many to mention, and several have already been mentioned so far. But trying to not mention any that are already present in the thread, any of the following people are ones that have movies I generally stop on (I know I'm poasting more than 10).

Mel Brooks (Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Producers, Spaceballs)

Bill Murray (Caddyshack, Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day)

Will Ferrell (Anchorman, Old School, Step Brothers)

Jim Carrey (Dumb & Dumber, The Mask, Ace Ventura, Liar Liar)

Adam Sandler/Chris Farley (Billy Madison, Tommy Boy, Happy Gilmore, Big Daddy)

Mike Myers (Austin Powers, Wayne's World, Shrek)

Tom Hanks (Forrest Gump, Apollo 13, Castaway, Saving Private Ryan, Toy Story, etc)

Robin Williams (Mrs. Doubtfire, Aladdin, Good Will Hunting, Good Morning Vietnam)

Harrison Ford (Star Wars, Indiana Jones)

Bruce Willis/Arnold (Die Hard, Terminator)

Steven Spielberg (Jaws, ET, Jurassic Park, etc)

Coen Bros (Basically all the ones I said in the other thread)

Tarantino (Basically all of his except maybe Death Proof)

Scorsese (Goodfellas, Wolf of Wall Street, Departed, etc)

Harry Potter

Lord of the Rings

Superhero movies
 
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I know I'll forget some, but this roughly limits it to ten:


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Lord of the Rings or Hobbit movies

Deliverance (no, not for THAT scene...)

Big Fish

The Princess Bride

Thor 1 & 2 (love the special effects)

Anything old based on Jules Verne novels or Sinbad

Star Wars IV - VI

Into the Wild

Office Space
 
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Raising ariz
Outlaw josey wales
Heartbreak ridge
Apocalypse now
Airplane
braveheart
step brothers
gladiator
jaws
borat
rocky 2
the program
Unforgiven
Outlaw Josey Wales
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Raising Arizona
What About Bob
The Color Purple
I Am Sam
When Harry Met Sally

I never see any of the above movies on. You guys have better cable TV than I do. I agree that I will at least watch a part of a lot of those. Shawshank is probably the #1 movie on that list - movies I will watch part of when I see it on. Borne movies would be second on that list. And then Scarface and Goodfellas.
 
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I never see any of the above movies on. You guys have better cable TV than I do. I agree that I will at least watch a part of a lot of those. Shawshank is probably the #1 movie on that list - movies I will watch part of when I see it on. Borne movies would be second on that list. And then Scarface and Goodfellas.
I don't watch them in regular TV because of commercials unless it's HBO or something. I sometimes find them on Amazon, Netflix or Hulu. I wish there was a streaming service that you could just pull up absolutely ANY movie or TV show and watch it. They'd make a fortune with a service like that one.
 
I don't watch them in regular TV because of commercials unless it's HBO or something. I sometimes find them on Amazon, Netflix or Hulu. I wish there was a streaming service that you could just pull up absolutely ANY movie or TV show and watch it. They'd make a fortune with a service like that one.

I have never watched anything on Netflix, Hulu or Amazon. I wouldn't even know how to do that. I just see movies when they're on. Every blue moon I might "on demand" something but that's pretty rare.
 
The Wizard of Oz
The Sound of Music
The Princess Bride
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Any of the Godfather Movies
Gone With the Wind
Forest Gump
Full Metal Jacket
The Bridge on the River Kwai
 
Given the amount of rights fees they would have to pay they would be bankrupt in less than a year.

As the newly dubbed "OOTB Liason to the Underground" I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that there are services out there that, ahem, "circumvent" the rights fees. They don't have all movies/TV shows, but they have pretty damn close to it. A buddy of mine pays like $20 a year for streaming access and I snagged his ID/pword. Definitely not legal though.
 
I have a few older classics that I always watch:

Ben-Hur
Spartacus

I like Civil War movies:

Glory
Cold Mountain

Then...
Gangs Of New York
Sling Blade
The Green Mile (my favorite King adaptation)

Almost Famous
Pee Wee's Big Adventure
Trainspotting
 
ETA: I've seen all these several times but will rewatch them in a heart beat.

Westerns:
Lonesome Dove
Quigley Down Under
The Outlaw Josey Wales
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Pale Rider
High Noon
True Grit
Rooster Cogburn
The Shootist
McClintock
Little Big Man
Jeremiah Johnson
Mountain Men

War movies:
Saving Private Ryan
The Bridge Over the River Kwai
The Great Escape
Stalag 13
12 O'clock High
Apocalypse Now
The Big Red One
Cold Mountain
Sgt. York

Comedies:
Animal House
Caddy Shack
Ground Hog Day
No Time For Sargeants
Mrs. Doubtfire
Monty Python's Holy Grail
Blazing Saddles
Silver Streak
Mel Brooks' Frankenstein

Action/Adventure:
Any 007 movie
Any Bourne movie
Any Indiana Jones movie
Any Dirty Harry movie
Die Hard
Gladiator
Alien
Predator
The Hobbit
Lord of the Rings Trilogy

Misc.:
Star Man
Good Fellows
The Godfather
Rain Man
The Right Stuff
You've got Mail
The Fugitive
A Painted House
Second Hand Lions
No Country For Old Men
The Graduate
The Maltese Falcon
A River Runs Through It
A Christmas Story
The Grinch That Stole Christmas
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Problem with this country.... censor out "shit" but "G**-Dammit" is okay. Personally cannot stand that.
Ya know, that is something I never say, and I don't like hearing it either. I don't want people to hold back because of my sensitivity to it. But, I always notice it, when it's spoken... With the exception of South Park! I dunno why, but, when I hear it there, it just falls on my ear more softly. I barely notice it.

You ever watch South Park episodes on Hulu or the DVD's where they don't bleep-out the dialogue like on TV? It's weird, but, it seems to be funnier when the bleeeep censors the kids. I've never understood that. Must be some kind of conditioning from having heard the bleep so much.
 
Ya know, that is something I never say, and I don't like hearing it either. I don't want people to hold back because of my sensitivity to it. But, I always notice it, when it's spoken... With the exception of South Park! I dunno why, but, when I hear it there, it just falls on my ear more softly. I barely notice it.

You ever watch South Park episodes on Hulu or the DVD's where they don't bleep-out the dialogue like on TV? It's weird, but, it seems to be funnier when the bleeeep censors the kids. I've never understood that. Must be some kind of conditioning from having heard the bleep so much.
smh lol....it's your brain ❤️
 
Ya know, that is something I never say, and I don't like hearing it either. I don't want people to hold back because of my sensitivity to it. But, I always notice it, when it's spoken... With the exception of South Park! I dunno why, but, when I hear it there, it just falls on my ear more softly. I barely notice it.

You ever watch South Park episodes on Hulu or the DVD's where they don't bleep-out the dialogue like on TV? It's weird, but, it seems to be funnier when the bleeeep censors the kids. I've never understood that. Must be some kind of conditioning from having heard the bleep so much.

I don't like it even on South Park. I've got pretty thick skin, but this phrase has always gotten under it. Must be a southern thing.
 
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I don't like it even on South Park. I've got pretty thick skin, but this phrase has always gotten under it. Must be a southern thing.

I think it's more of a religious thing. I hear it/use it and don't double take at all. But I think that's because even though I'm somewhere between a theist and a deist - I don't really consider myself a devout follower of Christianity - and I think it's more those that do that consider the phrase offensive.
 
I think it's more of a religious thing. I hear it/use it and don't double take at all. But I think that's because even though I'm somewhere between a theist and a deist - I don't really consider myself a devout follower of Christianity - and I think it's more those that do that consider the phrase offensive.

So I can start a #ChristianLivesMatter group and petition against its use?
 
A couple more movies I'd watch all the way through are Stand and Deliver and Lean on Me
 
So I can start a #ChristianLivesMatter group and petition against its use?

Yes, but expect it to be ridiculed. Christians appear to be one of the groups that doesn't get sympathy for their cause, and anyone who wants to bash your group wouldn't be shamed for doing so. Just an observation from a neutral party.
 
Yes, but expect it to be ridiculed. Christians appear to be one of the groups that doesn't get sympathy for their cause, and anyone who wants to bash your group wouldn't be shamed for doing so. Just an observation from a neutral party.
They would not agree among themselves, are you kidding? LOL the Christian groups will have enough of their own turmoil that they create by arguing over which group is THE group that "really follows Christ."
 
To my list, I would add:
Murder On The Orient Express
Rear Window
The Wild Bunch
The Magnificent Seven
Green Berets
Kelly's Heroes
A Bridge Too Far
MASH

As you can see, Like Billy, I love westerns and war movies. I spent a good part of my childhood playing cowboys and Indians or war games.
 
You ever watch South Park episodes on Hulu or the DVD's where they don't bleep-out the dialogue like on TV? It's weird, but, it seems to be funnier when the bleeeep censors the kids. I've never understood that. Must be some kind of conditioning from having heard the bleep so much.
I've mentioned before that I started watching the entire Family Guy series on Netflix a few months ago. Somewhere around season 8, the Netflix version doesn't bleep out anything. Had to rewind it a couple times the first time they dropped an F-bomb to make sure I wasn't imagining it. Somehow, uncensored, it's actually more hilarious to me than hearing the bleeps.
 
I've mentioned before that I started watching the entire Family Guy series on Netflix a few months ago. Somewhere around season 8, the Netflix version doesn't bleep out anything. Had to rewind it a couple times the first time they dropped an F-bomb to make sure I wasn't imagining it. Somehow, uncensored, it's actually more hilarious to me than hearing the bleeps.
I guess it's just individual conditioning.
 
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