Cars.
My son loves Mater
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Cars.
My son loves Mater
Gettysburg- when home sick put that one and will fade in and out till I have to flip disk.
Also Remember the Titans
Longest day
adding Princess Bride
Grose Point Blank- though I was in Oman with only 3 movies and sometimes sat wasn't the greatest
When daughter was young Goonies and Baron Munchausen
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OK Joan Wilder, let's see you write us out of this one.
This thread is more revealing than I thought it would be.
Interdasting
Now that you mention that scenario I might have to change my answer to Dumbo.Quote:
Originally Posted by DougW
Goonies should have been on my list as well, have seen that a million times.
with a young daughter, I'm sure the disney set will get brought to the top in the next 4 or so years.
Blues brothers for sure. Caddy shack, Star Wars, princess bride, blazing saddles
Jeez, I thought no one was gonna say Goonies, the greatest movie ever made.
Most watched, next to Goonies-
North Shore
Christmas Story
Holy Grail
Life of Brian
Watch it every time it is on TV, and still feel like I see something new-
Shawshank
Green Mile
Stand By Me
Sand Lot
Caddy Shack
Yes! Loved by kids, parents and grandparents.Quote:
Originally Posted by detrusor
Haven't seen it in years, but when I was a little kid I watched Transformers: The Movie way too many times. There's nothing quite like Orson Welles as a giant planet-eating robot death machine.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZKpByV5764
The Royal Tennenbaums. Everytime I'm sick.
I had a TV in my room growing up and two movies: Red Dawn and Point Break. They made me who I am today.
A Bridge Too Far. In my time in the Navy I spent 18 months on a little rock in the Aluetians called Adak. The barracks had a movie theater, but only 1 movie.
Adak no shit. Haven't been that way in a while. And to answer the question goddamn Dora the explorer. 5 years as a stay at home dad will do that to a guy.
The mummy, wife's favorite.
One of my favorites is Battlefield, a BBS series, very well done. Since I am a history buff I have a ton of documentaries. Also what everyone else has listed as great movies, we have a good sized pre Netflix DVD library.
I owned one vhs as a kid and watched it almost once a week for many years.
-blizzard of aahhhs
Then I moved on to the hippy farm in college and they had two vhs tapes which we watched on a loop.
-Raising Arizona
-Caribbean Nights: The Bob Marley Story
Forgot about Weird Science.
I was so in love with Kelly LeBrock. My pre-pubescent obsession with creating beautiful women in my shower came to halt years later when I realized the technology just wasn't there yet.
Road Warrior
First Blood
Rocky III with Clubber Lang
Escape From New York
Conan The Barbarian
The Warriors
Commando
Lots more , but these were on heavy rotation
All mentioned...
Blues Brother
Stripes
Cars
The Princess Bride
and...
Mystery Men
Don Juan DeMarco (will get you laid every time)
Field of Dreams (still cry at the end)
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Young Frankenstein
The Lion King
City Slickers
all the above I have seen over 30 times..
Shawshank and The Good, the bad and the ugly
xanadu!!
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Originally Posted by spook
Sonny?
Pulp fiction and the big lebowski by a mile.
Maybe star wars (4-6) next. Star trek movies. Matrix series.
The classic comedies like dumb and dumber, raising arizona, anchorman, etc.
Classic gangster movies like scarface, goodfellas, casino, godfather, usual suspects, true romance.
I might watch one tonight. :)