What's a movie you can watch often and it never gets old?

[eightbitblood@lemmy.world]

If I had to pick the two movies furthest away from each other in every way imaginable, it would be these two movies. You have broad tastes haha

[notasharkinamansuit@lemmy.world]

Death Race 2000. There has never been a more flawless film.

[indy@startrek.website]

Groundhog Day

[agent641@lemmy.world]

Mr Blandings Builds His Dream Home

[sanguinepar@lemmy.world]

Listen... Do you smell something?

[mim@lemmy.zip]

Tank you.

[machinist@lemmy.world]

Huh. Haven't ran across that expression before. Halloween was always queer, I thought. (Dress up and be whoever you want to be, etc.) Halloween and happy fireworks day are my favorite holidays.

[nikls94@lemmy.world]

[jamesboeing737max@sopuli.xyz]

Well, way better then No Child of Mine(1997). As I'm a victim of child abuse (although not sexual), it really screwed with me. But if you're in a decent mood, I would recommend it.

[imhotep@lemmy.world]

I don't know about never, but I've watched numerous times:

• Cyrano de Bergerac, 90s version with Depardieu (I know he's a cunt, but brilliant in this movie)
• La Haine
• The Dinner Game (Le Dîner de Cons)
• The City of Fear (La Cité de la Peur)
• Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra
• The beat that my heart skipped (De battre mon coeur s'est arrêté)
• Lost in Translation
• Barry Lyndon
• Minority Report
• The Fifth Element
• Matrix

[runninginrva@lemmy.world]

Hilarious. I was going to give that quote but went with the menstruation one instead.

[blumpkinhead@lemmy.world]

Looks like i just found my people.

[whynotzoidberg@lemmy.world]

I have not, but I’ll check it out some time. The trailer makes me think of NBK.