Fun Thread! What was your favorite movie & enjoyed watching it a second time?

rafterman · Mar 30, 2015

Yeah a few of my favorites have been mentioned. Goodfellas and Casino are definitely on my list.

Another one that makes it on to cable regularly that I watch is the classic Clint Eastwood western Unforgiven. I like the way it mixes up the stereotypical characters.

Also like the Tom Hanks movie Castaway. Another favorite is Moneyball with Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill.

And talking about Jonah Hill have to mention 21 Jump Street too.

Insidious Von · Mar 30, 2015

Lillo Brancato was the young actor who looked so promising in A Bronx Tale. But bad management and his own sense of entitlement proved his undoing. He had memorable moments in The Sopranos but was never able to follow it up. To get your career going you have to take what's offered, he thought he could pick and choose.

Titalian · Mar 30, 2015

GPIDEAL said:
Really? I didn't know that.

Insidious Von said:
Lillo Brancato was the young actor who looked so promising in A Bronx Tale. But bad management and his own sense of entitlement proved his undoing. He had memorable moments in The Sopranos but was never able to follow it up. To get your career going you have to take what's offered, he thought he could pick and choose

A little insight on what happened to this young actor as he got older. Lillo Brancato

MissCroft · Mar 30, 2015

Can't believe that I forgot one of my all-time favourite movies.

Trading Places. I can watch it again and again.

Frosty · Mar 30, 2015

Matrix. First time, I watched the movie in the theatre when it came out. I thought the beginning was boring, fell asleep only to wake up during the second half. When it came out on pay per view, I realized what everybody was talking about.

Titalian · Mar 30, 2015

This one I've watched a number of times. The Devils Advocate

italianguy74 · Mar 30, 2015

When I was a kid id watch the neverending story every weekend but id fast forward the Gmork scenes because he scared the shit out of me lol. Wish I didnt though because he delivered a powerful message about life. "people who have no hope are easy to control, and whoever has the control has the power"

http://youtu.be/kOPAW7Em8mE