Unforgiven. No Country for Old Men. Shawshank Redemption
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Caddyshack. I can't believe it hasn't been mentioned.
Thank you very little
I've seen The Prince of Egypt about a dozen times, and I love it each time.
The Birdcage. Every time it ends, I want to restart it.
The 1993 Super Mario Bros.
As campy and crappy as it is, it never fails to put a smile on my face and make me laugh, that movie rules.
Rewatched Mr and Mrs Smith last night it holds up
I've never seen that one, but I liked the series with Donald Glover.
ITT: Cults and their followers.
Agree with many others here. Also: Aliens, Terminator 2, True Lies, Bad Boys, The Naked Gun, Top Secret!, Hot Shots: Part Deux, Deadpool 1-3
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The 5th element
Die Hard 1
Back to the Future, any
Jurassic Park 1
The Lion King
Road to El Dorado
Surely I'm forgetting a few but these come to mind now
I watch V for Vendetta every November
I have watched SnowPiercer at least 6 times (and yes, I totally belive it is a sequel to Willy Wonka)
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Dirty rotten scoundrels
Office space
Sean of the dead
Dodgeball, Space Jam, anything with Adam Sandler, SuperBad, anything with Jim Carrey,
LOTR. Dumb and Dumber.
The Mummy, The Princess Bride, The Devil Wears Prada and Jurassic Park never get old for me.
The Coronetto Trilogy from Edgar Wright
-Shaun of the Dead
-Hot Fuzz
-The Worlds End
Everyone has about the same answers here, and I agree with many, but I've got a weird one:
Super Size Me
Something about it just compels me. And it always makes me want McDonald's afterwards... I truly struggle to explain why.
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The Hunt, The Way, Smokey and the Bandit, Clerks, Clerks 2, The Judge, Encanto, Spirited Away, Days of Thunder, Edge of Tomorrow, Nobody, Predator, Real Genius.
Groundhog Day
Strictly Ballroom, Baz' first film
Aliens, Constantine, Gone in 60 Seconds, Wall-E, How to Train a Dragon, Hamilton, LotR, Kung Pow, Twister, Jurassic Park, Infinity War/End Game, Greatest Showman
Kung Pow is just SO, SO, SO good!
2001: A Space Odyssey