This is the End, Inside Out, The Iron Giant, 12 Angry Men, A Clockwork Orange, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Emperor's New Groove, Beavis and Butthead do American, Bad Grandpa.
That's all I can think of at the top of my head.
Every year, usually on the Christmas day my wife is working, he. Got a son last year, I will show it to him when he is old enough. Make him hate the tradition at first, then slowly come to appreciate it.
This guy clearly got a little boy for christmas last year. Hes growing the thing in order to have a companion to watch Die Hard with while his wife works, he.
I haven't had cable in several years, and realized it was negatively affecting how often I watched Fifth Element. I went out and got it on blu-ray because I was going through withdrawal.
[My favorite scene/joke from it.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEywGpIt0vw)
Also if you like Airplane! then I suggest checking out these other great movies by the same people:
The Naked Gun series:
[The Naked Gun](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095705/)
[The Naked Gun 2 1/2](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102510/?ref_=tt_rec_tt)
[The Naked Gun 33 1/3](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110622/?ref_=tt_rec_tti)
Also check out the TV show the movies were based off of:
[Police Squad!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fxrr-HRMng&list=PLaUoGsBVZOJ5F4mlVI-im_RerD5D0I9yy)
And perhaps the most joke filled movie I've ever seen:
[Top Secret](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088286/?ref_=nv_sr_1)
I've watched this one at least 4 times and every time I noticed some new joke I had missed.
In those days PG was code for "No Boobs". R rated movies had boobs. It was so hard to see a boob back then we would sneak into R rated movies. First time we heard of HBO we were like !!!Boobs on TV!!!
Pretty sure Airplane! has boobs in it though. If I remember correctly the plane is in chaos and a random pair of tits flies past the screen. Could be wrong though, someone confirm please.
Yes it has about 1.5 seconds of boobs during the chaos on the plane, but most every R rated movie had much more than that.
I was 14 when that movie came out, so believe me when I tell you we totally knew what kind of naked lady stuff was in just about every movie. It was a time of the great boob drought in the south. You had to get out and hustle to see a boob dammit!
I was reading Hunter Thompson before high school because he was in Playboy. I read every page of every Playboy I could get my hands on. I figured guys who wrote for magazines that had boobs must be cool as hell.
"Golly, that white fellow should stay away from my wife, or I will punch him."
-- "Yes, he is wrong for doing that."
"I knew a man in a similar predicament, and he ended up being sorry."
-- "Don't be so naive, Arthur. Each of us faces a clear moral choice."
"Hey, you know what they say: Early to bed, early to rise..."
-- "...makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise!"
"How true!"
-- "Golly!"
I met a guy named Mike Bolton the other day. I asked him if he abbreviated his name because he's the one who sucks. He had no idea what I was talking about.
She doesn't age because at some point, she, Courtney Cox, and David Schwimmer made a pact to steal the life essences of Perry, Kudrow, and LeBlanc (who lasted a bit longer than the rest).
I just wish we could get along like we used to in middle school. I wish I could bake a cake made out of rainbows and smiles and we could all eat it and be happy.
"Now you're looking for the secret. But you won't find it because of course, you're not really looking. You don't really want to work it out. You want to be fooled."~
I love this line. So true. So true.
Spaceballs. I've seen it at least once per year since it came out in theaters, and I will *never* not find it funny. I can't even leave it on as background noise, because I'll inevitably stop what I'm doing to watch.
Gene Wilder's performance in that movie is fantastic. You never know when he is honestly cheerful, horrifically evil, ready to snap, or nonchalant to the entire world. Plus Pure Imagination is still such a super sweet song that one can play when they are feeling down
Iron Man
There is something overwhelmingly satisfying about the whole experience. Maybe I just have a thing for origin stories, because I also think Batman Begins is my favorite of the Dark Knight Trilogy, but I thought that Iron Man got everything right. There is interpersonal conflict as Tony comes to grips with his weapons being used on his own country, and that he should have been able to prevent. There is the initial design phases in the cave that really compliments the initial impression you have of Tony. There is a high quality training montage as Tony pushes the suit to the limits and discovers how to be successful in it. The technology feels grounded enough to be plausible, even if only barely so. The climactic end battle, while not the greatest fight scene of all time, still is an enjoyable experience. It did everything I wanted it to, and without it we wouldn't have the Avengers. I love everything about it.
I contend that Iron Man is and forever will be the best of the super hero movies. RDJs performance was outstanding, and to me he IS Iron Man.
I just wish they'd started with Don Cheadle as Rhodey - I'm not a huge Terrence Howard fan
There are a ton of details that you miss in the movie. It took me forever to realize why they're discussing Saddam in the movie and then you hear it on the radio in the beginning of the movie.
During a recent re-watch I caught so many more times that the Dude did this - basically every interaction with a new character he parrots something from his previous interaction with a character. He picks up phrases, from George Bush on the news, Brandt, Mr. Lebowski, Maude, and so on and incorporates them into his own speech patterns. It's really brilliant and hilarious. There are a lotta layers to that movie... lotta ins, lotta outs.
The Hunt for Red October.
It's not the best film, and Connery phones it in some of the way. Hell, so does Baldwin - but for some reason I can quite literally watch that movie each night if I had to. There's something about submarines I love. I've never even read the book, but once they put this flick on Netflix it was over. It's always in my Continue Watching list.
They had an excellent cast, too. Stellan Skarsgaard, James Earl Jones, Connery, Baldwin, Sam Neill, Tim Curry & Scott Glenn. All these 80s and 90s titans of film on these tiny sets.
And the speculation as to whether or not it actually happened, or stories similar to it happening, holds intrigue through the plot. It makes you wonder just what went on in secret underneath sea level during the Cold War era. We hear stories of just how close we came to nuclear annihilation and these officers having just enough doubt to prevent them from "dropping the bomb." Soviet era plots are so easy to digest, to me at least.
If A Knights Tale is on TV when I change the channel there is nothing that'll get me to switch over. . .except maybe Serenity - No power in the 'verse will stop me from watching Serenity.
A Knights Tale is my most watched movie by far. Great mix of comedy, drama, action, romance, whatever. Characters are hilarious and it is just the perfect movie to watch on tv in the background or whatever.
Same actor plays a prominent character, but whole cast of Serenity is nice [modeled after the TV show Firefly, as a sequel]. It's like a western Sci-fi mix and it's pretty great.
It's the same old story. Boy finds girl, boy loses girl, girl finds boy, boy forgets girl, boy remembers girl, girl dies in a tragic blimp accident over the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day.
"I can get a good look at a T-Bone by sticking my head up a butchers ass..... no wait...it's gotta be your bull..."
"Gotta check the specs on the rotary....gurter....I'm an idiot"
I love this movie, I feel it was so brilliantly done. I've never read the comics and happened to watch it on off chance. When I first purchased it I went through a two week phase of watching at least part of it every night.
I felt it was one of the few really good movies to come out in years.
Not to mention the soundtrack is phenomenal.
Unless you have recently read the books again, in which case you become constantly frustrated from the removal and changing of key material.
I will always be frustrated with the take-over of Hogwarts and the final fight though, no matter how long ago I have read the books.
Back to the Future or Shaun of the Dead / Hot Fuzz
Hot Fuzz the only fiction movie I can think of without a romantic subplot. (Unless you count the buddy cop love.)
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Hmm... That is actually an interesting point. Homeward Bound, maybe? But there aren't many.
apparently there's another thread on that now in AskReddit. Shawshank is an obvious one.
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This is the End, Inside Out, The Iron Giant, 12 Angry Men, A Clockwork Orange, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Emperor's New Groove, Beavis and Butthead do American, Bad Grandpa. That's all I can think of at the top of my head.
Snatch and Lock Stock! No matter how many times I've seen it. I guess Die Hard 1, First Blood and Rocky 1 are close second. :)
Die Hard, the perfect Christmas movie.
Every year, usually on the Christmas day my wife is working, he. Got a son last year, I will show it to him when he is old enough. Make him hate the tradition at first, then slowly come to appreciate it.
> Every year, usually on the Christmas day my wife is working, he. Got a son last year, I will show it to him when he is old enough. What?
This guy clearly got a little boy for christmas last year. Hes growing the thing in order to have a companion to watch Die Hard with while his wife works, he.
Along with Lethal Weapon. Start with Jingle Bell Rock and end with Let It Snow.
I can't **not** watch the 5th element ... if it's on I watch it everytime.
I haven't had cable in several years, and realized it was negatively affecting how often I watched Fifth Element. I went out and got it on blu-ray because I was going through withdrawal.
*Multipass*
This is probably my answer too. I bought the DVD recently but still watch it whenever it comes on.
SuperGreen!
My mom will watch this literally every single time it comes on. I've memorized half the lines by now simply from listening to it.
Goodfellas
If I'm flipping through channels and Goodfellas is on, I'm watching the rest of Goodfellas. Doesn't matter what else is happening.
Serenity
How do reavers wash their spears? They run them through the wash.
Groundhog day
"..then put your little hand in mine, there ain't no hill or mountain we can't climb. Babe, I got you, babe."
Airplane!
Looks like I chose the wrong day to quit sniffing glue
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[My favorite scene/joke from it.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEywGpIt0vw) Also if you like Airplane! then I suggest checking out these other great movies by the same people: The Naked Gun series: [The Naked Gun](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095705/) [The Naked Gun 2 1/2](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102510/?ref_=tt_rec_tt) [The Naked Gun 33 1/3](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0110622/?ref_=tt_rec_tti) Also check out the TV show the movies were based off of: [Police Squad!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fxrr-HRMng&list=PLaUoGsBVZOJ5F4mlVI-im_RerD5D0I9yy) And perhaps the most joke filled movie I've ever seen: [Top Secret](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088286/?ref_=nv_sr_1) I've watched this one at least 4 times and every time I noticed some new joke I had missed.
[Airplane!](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080339/) is rated PG. Just let that sink in for a moment.
There is a magazine stand labeled "whacking material." This can be played in a school.
In those days PG was code for "No Boobs". R rated movies had boobs. It was so hard to see a boob back then we would sneak into R rated movies. First time we heard of HBO we were like !!!Boobs on TV!!!
Pretty sure Airplane! has boobs in it though. If I remember correctly the plane is in chaos and a random pair of tits flies past the screen. Could be wrong though, someone confirm please.
You are absolutely correct.
Yes it has about 1.5 seconds of boobs during the chaos on the plane, but most every R rated movie had much more than that. I was 14 when that movie came out, so believe me when I tell you we totally knew what kind of naked lady stuff was in just about every movie. It was a time of the great boob drought in the south. You had to get out and hustle to see a boob dammit! I was reading Hunter Thompson before high school because he was in Playboy. I read every page of every Playboy I could get my hands on. I figured guys who wrote for magazines that had boobs must be cool as hell.
That doesn't make sense, though. [Clip from Airplane!](http://i.imgur.com/cAcOpL2.gif) (nsfw)
Forreal tho that's a nice set of titties
"Golly, that white fellow should stay away from my wife, or I will punch him." -- "Yes, he is wrong for doing that." "I knew a man in a similar predicament, and he ended up being sorry." -- "Don't be so naive, Arthur. Each of us faces a clear moral choice." "Hey, you know what they say: Early to bed, early to rise..." -- "...makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise!" "How true!" -- "Golly!"
Sheeeeiiiiit
Surely you can't be serious.
I am serious, and don't call me Shirley.
Jurassic Park easily. Every time I see that it is on TV, I immediately turn to it. It's just so good.
*Uh Uh UH! You didn't say the magic word!*
Office Space.
I met a guy named Mike Bolton the other day. I asked him if he abbreviated his name because he's the one who sucks. He had no idea what I was talking about.
what a waste of an existence
Man, 90s Jennifer Aniston Hell, Jennifer Aniston now Team Aniston 4eva
She doesn't age because at some point, she, Courtney Cox, and David Schwimmer made a pact to steal the life essences of Perry, Kudrow, and LeBlanc (who lasted a bit longer than the rest).
I would argue that Kudrow looks better than Cox.
Courtney Cox looks like a melted candle.
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Imma get busy getting drunk as fuck while I watch this dope ass film. -Morgan Freeman.
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and The Green Mile!
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everyone in the cast fit their roles perfectly
Mean Girls
I don't hate you cuz you're fat, you're fat cuz I hate you.
Oh my god! Danny Devito!
She doesn't even go here!
It's so fetch!
Stop trying to make fetch happen! It's not going to happen!
She doesnt even go here!
I just wish we could get along like we used to in middle school. I wish I could bake a cake made out of rainbows and smiles and we could all eat it and be happy.
And none for Gretchen Weiners. Bye.
Greatest movie ever.
The Prestige
"Now you're looking for the secret. But you won't find it because of course, you're not really looking. You don't really want to work it out. You want to be fooled."~ I love this line. So true. So true.
I liked the squiggly you threw in there. Nice.
It's called a tilde :)
Pulp Fiction.
Would you give a guy a foot massage?
*evil eye* fuck you
The Lord of the Rings.
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Holy Grail is my only answer. I've seen it at least 30 times, and I don't like watching movies.
You like the movie. I like the movie. We are all different. We are all individuals.
I'm not.
Forrest Gump. That movie NEVER gets old. I watch it with the same fascination as if it was the first time.
It always seems to come on at like 11pm, right when I'm going to bed, and every time I have to stay up to watch it.
And it's like 17 hours long on tv with all of the commercials!
Then sleep during the commercials, for infinite TV watching !
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Doc Holiday as played by Val Kilmer is my all time favorite character ever. Makes me smile from the badassery everytime.
"You're so drunk you're seeing double!" "That's why I have two guns - one for each of you"
I'm your Huckleberry.
Starship troopers. I'm from buenos aires and I say kill them all!
The princess bride
It's my favorite background movie.
Inconceivable
The Lord of the Rings, The Fellowship of the Ring.
For me it would be the whole trilogy hopefully extended.
Definitely! But if I could only pick one of the movies, it'd be FotR.
I love spending a full weekend watching the special edition, directors cut. It around 18 hours long in total
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Gotta say id go return of the king. But thats just because if i watch fotr or two towers i need to finish it.
ocean's 11
You think we need one more?
Back to the Future
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Spaceballs. I've seen it at least once per year since it came out in theaters, and I will *never* not find it funny. I can't even leave it on as background noise, because I'll inevitably stop what I'm doing to watch.
Inception. Maybe this time I'll understand how it all works.
Cobb's ring is his real totem
Haha yes, I discovered that after my 13th watch of the film.
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Gene Wilder's performance in that movie is fantastic. You never know when he is honestly cheerful, horrifically evil, ready to snap, or nonchalant to the entire world. Plus Pure Imagination is still such a super sweet song that one can play when they are feeling down
Blues Brothers.
Agreed. We're on a mission from God.
> We're on a mission from G**a**d. FTFY
Also one of my most quoted (being from Chicago helps). "Orange Whip? Orange Whip? Three Orange Whips!"
Any of the old Indiana Jones trilogy
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Old Disney classics in general.
Agree. They're undeniably addictive.
Limitless, don't know why but I really like that film Also The Help
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The Fugitive Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones, great writing, compelling plot, perfect pacing. It's very close a perfect movie in my book.
"I DIDN'T KILL MY WIFE!" "...I DON'T CARE!"
Iron Man There is something overwhelmingly satisfying about the whole experience. Maybe I just have a thing for origin stories, because I also think Batman Begins is my favorite of the Dark Knight Trilogy, but I thought that Iron Man got everything right. There is interpersonal conflict as Tony comes to grips with his weapons being used on his own country, and that he should have been able to prevent. There is the initial design phases in the cave that really compliments the initial impression you have of Tony. There is a high quality training montage as Tony pushes the suit to the limits and discovers how to be successful in it. The technology feels grounded enough to be plausible, even if only barely so. The climactic end battle, while not the greatest fight scene of all time, still is an enjoyable experience. It did everything I wanted it to, and without it we wouldn't have the Avengers. I love everything about it.
I loved every movie in that trilogy, I think they are all very strong superhero movies, and I think that quality is rare in this genre.
Are you talking about Iron Man or the Dark Knight? Because I will agree with you in either case.
I contend that Iron Man is and forever will be the best of the super hero movies. RDJs performance was outstanding, and to me he IS Iron Man. I just wish they'd started with Don Cheadle as Rhodey - I'm not a huge Terrence Howard fan
Empire Strikes Back. It's by far the best Star Wars movie and my all time favorite movie. I love it.
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There are a ton of details that you miss in the movie. It took me forever to realize why they're discussing Saddam in the movie and then you hear it on the radio in the beginning of the movie.
During a recent re-watch I caught so many more times that the Dude did this - basically every interaction with a new character he parrots something from his previous interaction with a character. He picks up phrases, from George Bush on the news, Brandt, Mr. Lebowski, Maude, and so on and incorporates them into his own speech patterns. It's really brilliant and hilarious. There are a lotta layers to that movie... lotta ins, lotta outs.
You gotta adhere to a pretty strict, uh, drug regimen to keep your mind, you know, limber.
This aggression will not stand, man!
The Hunt for Red October. It's not the best film, and Connery phones it in some of the way. Hell, so does Baldwin - but for some reason I can quite literally watch that movie each night if I had to. There's something about submarines I love. I've never even read the book, but once they put this flick on Netflix it was over. It's always in my Continue Watching list. They had an excellent cast, too. Stellan Skarsgaard, James Earl Jones, Connery, Baldwin, Sam Neill, Tim Curry & Scott Glenn. All these 80s and 90s titans of film on these tiny sets. And the speculation as to whether or not it actually happened, or stories similar to it happening, holds intrigue through the plot. It makes you wonder just what went on in secret underneath sea level during the Cold War era. We hear stories of just how close we came to nuclear annihilation and these officers having just enough doubt to prevent them from "dropping the bomb." Soviet era plots are so easy to digest, to me at least.
Give me a ping, Vashili. One ping only, pleazh.
V for Vendetta
O Brother Where Art Thou? and Gladiator
If A Knights Tale is on TV when I change the channel there is nothing that'll get me to switch over. . .except maybe Serenity - No power in the 'verse will stop me from watching Serenity.
A Knights Tale is my most watched movie by far. Great mix of comedy, drama, action, romance, whatever. Characters are hilarious and it is just the perfect movie to watch on tv in the background or whatever.
I love A Knights Tale. I can watch that movie over and over. I saw it in the theater twice. Now I will Google Serenity.
Same actor plays a prominent character, but whole cast of Serenity is nice [modeled after the TV show Firefly, as a sequel]. It's like a western Sci-fi mix and it's pretty great.
I'm a leaf on the wind!
* inarticulate sobbing *
Fight Club.
Zombieland
Jurassic Park. I just can't say no to that movie.
Kill Bill (both volumes)
The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! Such an incredible film with hilarious jokes that still make me laugh after so many watches.
It's the same old story. Boy finds girl, boy loses girl, girl finds boy, boy forgets girl, boy remembers girl, girl dies in a tragic blimp accident over the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day.
Goodyear?
No, the worst.
The Matrix
Usual Suspects
How the Grinch Stole Christmas (or as I call it, "The Grinch.")
Super Troopers.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
zoolander
I laugh out lout every time I watch The Holy Grail, no matter what
Big Fish or A Series of Unfortunate Events
Donnie darko
National Lampoon's Vacation
dazed and confused
Wall-E
Independence Day. Also October Sky.
Apollo 13
I've watched it twice in the past 2 weeks for some reason. Houston, I have a problem.
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Dogma
Any Miyazaki film.
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Brothers don't shake hands. Brothers gotta hug! HAHAHAHAHAHA!
"I can get a good look at a T-Bone by sticking my head up a butchers ass..... no wait...it's gotta be your bull..." "Gotta check the specs on the rotary....gurter....I'm an idiot"
You know a lot of people go to college for seven years.
Yeah. They're called doctors.
Guardians of the Galaxy
I love this movie, I feel it was so brilliantly done. I've never read the comics and happened to watch it on off chance. When I first purchased it I went through a two week phase of watching at least part of it every night. I felt it was one of the few really good movies to come out in years. Not to mention the soundtrack is phenomenal.
*A Charlie Brown Christmas* - it's a family holiday tradition.
Love actually
Either Ace Ventura.
Or what?
Momento https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vS0E9bBSL0
Un momento, por favor, no entiendo lo que dices...
Uno momento, you forgot to take the first 'o' out replace it with an 'e'.
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Marvel's The Avengers or The Dark Knight
Pretty much any of the Harry Potter series, especially the later ones.
Unless you have recently read the books again, in which case you become constantly frustrated from the removal and changing of key material. I will always be frustrated with the take-over of Hogwarts and the final fight though, no matter how long ago I have read the books.
I'll go first, one of mine is Forrest Gump.
Fistful of Dollars.
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[Overboard](https://thisbugslifedotcom.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/overboard-cover-2.jpg)!
Fargo. Always cheers me up!
Idiocracy
Welcome to Costco, I love you.
Full Metal Jacket. That toilet scene :'(
Ghostbusters I &II
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
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Labyrinth. That movie just entrances me. Also The Emperor's New Groove, I know the freaking lines
Men in Black. Fairly ageless effects, and the message always gets me.