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Which movie do you feel stands the test of time the most? Non genre specific.

There are plenty.

The Tarantino catalog
Bunch of comedy movies like Zoolander 1, Airplane, Half Baked, Superbad, etc
Godfather 1 & 2
Most of the Scorsese films.
Action movies varies with person but I have my faves.
Scifi : same as action . Too many to list.

Originally posted by Inhuman
There are plenty.

The Tarantino catalog
Bunch of comedy movies like Zoolander 1, Airplane, Half Baked, Superbad, etc
Godfather 1 & 2
Most of the Scorsese films.
Action movies varies with person but I have my faves.
Scifi : same as action . Too many to list.

Thats a good list inhuman...i meant to be more specific and say past decade to rule out classics but good list nonetheless

my 3 favorite films of all time have stood up to countless viewings. I seriously don't know how many times I've watched each:

T2
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Breakfast Club

some others are:

Big Trouble in Little China
The Jerk
Friday
Pulp Fiction
Bad Boys 2

Scott Pilgrim
Jurassic World
Terminator Genisys
Pacific Rim

^^^all are movies i've recently watched multiple times, just to put a different spin on it.

the dark knight

the Departed

Cap Winter Soldier/Civil War

Seven Samurai

Enter the Dragon

Originally posted by marwash22
Pulp Fiction

Originally posted by Inhuman
There are plenty.

The Tarantino catalog
Bunch of comedy movies like Zoolander 1, Airplane, Half Baked, Superbad, etc
Godfather 1 & 2
Most of the Scorsese films.
Action movies varies with person but I have my faves.
Scifi : same as action . Too many to list.

Good list

For me the professional, predator, crimson tides

I dont know why but every time Forest Gump or Shawshank Redemption is on TV I always end up watching the whole movie.

Yep, also watched Forrest many times...

Originally posted by Sin I AM
predator

Predator 1, yeah.

Can't believe the same guy was responsible for IM3

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The Green Mile.

Most of Christopher Nolan's non Batman movies. Inception, The Prestige, Memento

Most of David Fincher's work. Fight Club, Se7en, The Game, Benjamin Button, Gone Girl

Almost Famous, shaun of the dead, Schindlers List, V for Vendetta, Event Horizon, Sphere, The Ninth Gate, Serenity,

That's a few films I've seen numerous times yet will still watch if they're on.

Not including Star Wars:

Back to the Future

and Cameron's Terminator

Originally posted by Darth Thor
Back to the Future

Whole trilogy or just #1?

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Whole trilogy or just #1?

1 & 2. Whole trilogy if I've just watched 1&2 together lol

I like the first two Back To The Future's, but the western one is meh to me. It's not awful, it just didn't have that same feeling. Even though they shot 2 and 3 back to back.

1 was the best, imo.

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George A. Romero's original ... of the Dead trilogy.

I do wish they had left it alone and not made anymore. Anymore remember Little Monsters? lol

Originally posted by Surtur
I like the first two Back To The Future's, but the western one is meh to me. It's not awful, it just didn't have that same feeling. Even though they shot 2 and 3 back to back.


Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
1 was the best, imo.

The Godfather
To Kill a Mockingbird
Star Wars episode IV
Gone with the Wind
Jaws
Pulp Fiction

I have a very hard time watching old movies, especially if they are in black and white. I don't know why.

Lol i know its silly but u constantly watch Wallace and Gromit

the one with the mechanical pants was a favorite of mine when i was young.

TLotR movies, preferably extended editions.

Anything Hitchcock. The greatest director, imo.

I have a short list of movies I'll watch once a year: The Star Treks, the original trilogy of Star Wars, and the LOTR movies. Also Aliens.

Other movies, a lot of comedies. Stuff like Planes, Trains and Automobiles I'll watch if it comes on TV.

The Thing, the John Carpenter version. One of the rare 80's movies where the special effects still hold up. In some ways I think CGI has made people lazy. Not that it doesn't take a lot of work, but they'd rather do that as opposed to building this stuff. When they did the prequel to The Thing in 2011 all the special effects were created without using CGI(just like in the Carpenter version) but after that the studio decided to replace a lot of the practical effects with CGI.

Yeah I wasn't happy when they did that; some of those practical effects looked excellent.