My opinion on what makes a truly great film experience is a movie' s ability to stand up to multiple viewings over the test of time....

....so what films do you never get tired of watching? ...which movies always manage to reveal something new about itself no matter how many times you see it?...

...for me, my current favourite is The Matrix Reloaded:- deep storyline, phenomenal martial arts, and it features possibly the two greatest set-pieces of recent times (can you guess?)..

...if it makes you want to " Rewind it back" after the end credits roll, tell us all about it!.....

I can ALWAYS pop in The Negotiator. Actually, I just watched it last night. It' s just an awsome movie that really pulls you in, and the action and acting are superb.

Then there' s Lethal Weapon 4. I mean, how did they fit all of these movie stars in one movie, and still make it SOOO good? The people who did the Batman movies (not Batman, or Batman Begins, mind you) could learn a lesson.

I also pop in every now and again:

The Last Samurai
Gladiator
Minority Report
The Incredibles
The Mask of Zorro
Goldmember
The Chronicles of Riddick

The Boondock Saints ( I could watch that movie forever)
The Last Samurai
and the Star Wars Christmas Special

The people who did the Batman movies (not Batman, or Batman Begins, mind you) could learn a lesson.

Oh! That reminds me, the original 60' s Batman movie! That was so awesome!

Of course it has to be one of my favorite films, Shawshank Redemption. a Great film that never will age or tire.

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Oh! That reminds me, the original 60' s Batman movie! That was so awesome!

Dude, the best part of that movie was the " shark repellent" that he had on his utility belt!!

CLUE seen it about 23 times and still laughing everytime I see it.

I could never get tired of Robocop. It' s one of the best movies of all time. Likewise for the first Matrix.

Gladiator!! An amazing movie, just brilliant.

Heat, Pulp Ficton and The Fifth Element.

" The Seven Samurai" is the only one I can think of now but I' m sure there' s more.

My big 3 are Pulp Fiction, Ninja Scroll, and Blade Runner.



...where the hell is my avatar?

...where the hell is my avatar?

You' ve been away for so long your avatar must have decided to eat itself.

You' ve been away for so long your avatar must have decided to eat itself.

Yikes, I am not sure how that is even possible.

Terminator 2.

In response to the above I will now include:

The Matrix
Heat
Ninja Scroll

Carry on...

Mine are:

Wild at Heart
The Crow
Start Wars original trilogy
Twin Peaks
Spaceballs

and loads of crappy zombie/cannibal/vampire/werewolf films.

Terminator 3 and Batman Begins

Wild at Heart

...that is one funny film... ....i love it when William dafoe spends about five minutes in the movie trying to get Laura Durn to say " f*ck me" , only for him to reply after she concedes:- " not now, but maybe later!"

The Transformers: The movie.. I' ve seen that movie more than 200 times since the VHS version was released back in the late 80s and I never tire of it!! When the 20th anniversary edition was released several weeks ago I watched it three times in a single day. Twice with the two types of commentaries on, and once without any commentary.

I actually liked the fan commentary More than the staff/producer commentary, partly because Nelson Shin just wouldn' t shut the f*** up . Plus the fan commentary was just funnier!!

I haven' t seen that Transformer' s movie in YEARS. Hell, I think I just saw it in the theater when it came out!!

I did buy it about two weeks ago, but haven' t gotten around to watching it. My friend Sergio loves that movie, so maybe I' ll invite him over to watch it on the big screen. He better not cry when Optimus Prime dies, though. I' ll kick his ass out!