* Movies with a high replay value *

[j_garcia]

You mean the Matrix right? I'm not familiar with this series you speak of... they only made one...

Yes, but IF they DID make another two, the other two would have little in the way of replay value

Kill Bill 1 & 2 both have a lot of replay value for me. Most everything from Tarantino for me including Death Proof.

Big Trouble in Little China is definitely on my list.

More:
Master & Commander
300
Sin City
Tommy Boy
Poltergeist
T2

 

[Lordoftherings]

Where's the money Lebowski? [as they are pushing his head into the toilet].
It's down here somewhere, let me take another look.

'The Dude' is pretty funny.

LOL Oh ya, you got that one right.

 

[Lordoftherings]

This one is very high on the list, I'll say near the very top of Everest.

Very High Replay Value = No Country for Old Man.

 

[Lordoftherings]

I also like Snatch and have watched it a million times.

Recently out by Guy Ritchie, Rock N Rolla. It is a good one but does not achieve the greatness of Snatch or Lock Stock.

For the list,

Fight Club
Matrix Series
The Hunt for Red October
Contact
Silent Hill
Pirates of the Caribbean

I'll say your first choice is the very high replay value of your bunch: Snatch.

Lock Stock is great too, and Fight Club also a good one to rewatch.

The rest, pouah... At least you got three good ones, very good ones.

 

[Lordoftherings]

I love rewatching Ratatouille, so is that make me a softy too, or a substitute?

Bolt ain't bad either, I think that with time, Bolt will be gaining plenty of ground.

 

[Lordoftherings]

Come on??? Roadhouse is one of those "guy" movies that is hard to turn off when you are channel surfing and its on

Is that a movie about a bar bouncer falling in love with the daughter of the big shot of the town, and where everybody is fighting and breaking beer bottles all over the bar, and this bouncer has to apply some order?

Because if it's that one, I never saw it. Is that any good?
Am I missing a good one to rewatch often?

Are you from our planet?

 

[j_garcia]

Very High Replay Value = No Country for Old Man.

Gonna have to disagree there. That movie has very little replay value.

Is that a movie about a bar bouncer falling in love with the daughter of the big shot of the town, and where everybody is fighting and breaking beer bottles all over the bar, and this bouncer has to apply some order?

Because if it's that one, I never saw it. Is that any good?
Am I missing a good one to rewatch often?

No, you aren't missing anything.

 

[Gov]

Come on guys, "Roadhouse" is not the best story line with the greatest acting. In fact, its pretty darn cheezy. But, it has some great guitar playing and some serious *** kicking as well
The fact that it has Sam Elliott in it is enough for a viewing in my opinion. Oh and Kelly Lynch is HOTTTTTTT!!!!!

 

[Matt34]

Heat
Ronin
Alien
Star Wars
Blade
T2
Old School
Saving Private Ryan

 

[rnatalli]

Kill Bill 1 & 2 both have a lot of replay value for me. Most everything from Tarantino for me including Death Proof.

I can't believe I forgot Kill Bill!

 

[Trezl]

LOTR (going to pull an all-day EE marathon next week on the new proj. woo!)
Star Wars
Matrix
Batman Begins (I really enjoy this one, and TDK as well)
Iron Man

 

[Gov]

Another one: Road Trip

 

[Jack Hammer]

In no particular order:

Starship Troopers
The Thing (John Carpenter)
Airplane
The Dark Knight
C.H.U.D (Cannabalistic Huminoid Underground Dwellers)
Beerfest
Cliffhanger
Groundhog Day
Constantine

Jack

Some of these *(cough, C.H.U.D, cough) are crappy movies at best, (hack, C.H.U.D, clear throat) but are still great to watch late at night when brainless entertainment is what you're looking for.

 

[Lordoftherings]

High replay value movies.

* Young Frankenstein.

* Mouse Hunt.

* Toy Story 1 & 2.

* Saving Private Ryan.

* War of the Worlds. (Spielberg)

* Gladiator.

* Baraka.

* Lawrence of Arabia.

* Max Payne.

* The Incredibles.

* Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas.

* Apocalypto.

* Apocalypse now.

* Domino.

* The Dark Knight.

* There will be Blood.

* Body of Lies.

* Tropic Thunder.

* The Fifth Element.

* Kung Fu Hustle.

* John Mayer - Where the Light is (Music concert).

* Master and Commander - The Far Side of the World.

* Live Free or Die Hard.

* Flight of the Phoenix.

* Cast Away.

* American Gangster.

* The good, the Bad and the Ugly.

* Goodfellas.

* Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark.

* Once Upon a Time in the West.

* Once Upon a Time in America.

* Casablanca.

* Citizen Kane.

* Man on Fire.

* An American Wherewolf in London.

* Carlitos Way.

* Casino.

* Hot Fuzz.

* Children of Men.

* Knocked Up.

* The Prestige.

* Eastern Promises.

* The 40-Year-Old Virgin.

* Inside Man.

* Smokin' Aces.

* Shaun of the Dead.

* Mission Impossible 3.

* The untouchables.

* The Italian Job (2006).

* Shooter.

* First Descent (Documentary).

* Everest (Documentary).

* Jeff Beck - Performing this week... (Music Live concert).

* Neil Young - Heart of Gold (Music concert).

* The Thing.

* Kingdom of Heaven.

* The Departed.

* 300.

* Transformers.

* Unforgiven.

* I am Legend.

* Training Day.

* 16 Blocks.

* Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.

* Wall*E

* Pan's Labyrinth.

* Signs.

* Iron Man.

* Sin City.

* Step into Liquid (Documentary).

* From Dusk till Dawn.

* Seven.

* Bonnie and Clyde.

* Roy Orbison - Black & White Night (Music Live concert).

* Speed Racer.

* 3:10 to Yuma.

* The Bank Job.

* Crank.

* The Rock.

* Kung Fu Panda.

* Close Encounters of the third kind.

* Wanted.

* King Kong.

* Hell Boy 1 & 2.

* Kill Bill 1 & 2. (Already mentioned by j_garcia)

* LOTR trilogy (Extended Editions) (Also already mentioned by few people)

* The Police - Certifiable (Music Live concert).

* The Incredible Hulk.

* Death Race.

* I, Robot.

* Mr. & Mrs. Smith.

* Jumper.

* Casino Royale & Quantum of Solace.

* Transporter 1, 2 & 3.

* Beowulf.

* First Blood.

* Rambo - The fight continues.

* Army of Darkness.

* Balls of Fury.

* Apollo 13.

* Pitch Black and The Chronicles of Riddick..

* Dawn of the Dead.

* End of Days.

* The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.

* Tremors.

* Band of Brothers. (Already mentioned)

* Out of Sight.

* Seabiscuit.

* Four brothers.

* Zodiac.

* Black Snake moan.

* Face/Off.

* Lara Croft - Tomb Raider.

* Panic Room.

* Black Hawk Down.

* Brazil.

* The Searchers.

* The New York Ripper.

* Driven to Kill.

* The Women.

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~ Just to name a very few.

Bob

> Only when you want to get very bored again.

 

[Lordoftherings]

LOTR (going to pull an all-day EE marathon next week on the new proj. woo!)
Star Wars
Matrix
Batman Begins (I really enjoy this one, and TDK as well)
Iron Man

Are you talking to me?

















































LOTR

 

[mperfct]

Here's my list:

The Fifth Element (Milla...drool)
Shawshank
Gladiator
Fellowship of the Ring
In The Mouth of Madness
Matrix (due to watch that again)
Braveheart

I'm sure there's more but back to work!

 

[caupina]

I have a couple I can think of that really caught my attention:

Crimson Tide (I like it a lot more than The Hunt for the Red October)

American History X (I think Edward Norton is an outstanding actor)

 

[j_garcia]

Leon: The Professional
La Femme Nikita

 

[Lordoftherings]

No Country for Old Man. >> One vote from me.

Hey j_garcia, You said before that "No Country for Old Man" was not for you a high replay value movie. Well, it's your opinion and I respect that.

Now let's see how many people agree with you.
It's just a test to see what the majority of people think about this movie.

OK, in favor of high replay value for "No Country for old Man", raise your hand.
(While you're giving your title's list, just type it, duh.)

 

[Jack Hammer]

No Country for Old Men is a good movie. I don't know that I'd watch it repeatedly though. Who cares if everyone likes it or not, to each his own.

Jack