Young Frandenstein and O Brother Where Art Thou.
JoanMN

Pretty Woman....

The Sound of Music
Alive
Titanic
Elf
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Forrest Gump

So many, Armageddon, Drowning Mona, Tommy Boy, Uncle Buck, Office Space, Sling Blade, Meet Joe Black, and (worth mentioning again) O Brother Where Art Thou.

Ron

A couple more;
It's not really Christmas without watching A Christmas Story and Bad Santa.

Ron

When Harry Met Sally has been my favorite for years. My current fav is Mama Mia!

The Notebook, Benny and Joon, Mamma Mia, Fever Pitch... I'm sure I'll think of others later.

Now that's easy! The Notebook, 13 Going on 30, Miracle on 35th Street, Overboard just to name a few.

There really aren't any that I don't tire of but for DH that's a different story. I swear, if I have to see Stargate the movie one more time................!

Elf
The Wizard of Oz
Remember the Titans
A Christmas Story
You've Got Mail
Yours Mine and Ours
Hook
Toy Story
Young at Heart - LOVE Doris Day movies
Finding Nemo
Marry Poppins

I'm sure there are many more I could add.

Michael
FootLoose

In no particular order :-)

Evita
You've Got Mail
Don Juan DeMarco

Sons of the Desert (Laurel & Hardy).

Ya'll have GREAT taste in movies...most of those you've listed are some of my fav's too!!

Many of my favorites above but I'll add:
Fried Green Tomatos
Thelma & Louise
The Green Mile

I can't believe "Steel Magnolias" hasn't been mentioned yet.

Another of mine "Spitfire Grill" I haven't seen it in years, so I'm not sure about the name, but I loved it and would like to see it again.

The two movies I've probably watched more than any others are similar in a way. They are Dances With Wolves, and Legends of the Fall. Both have great cinematography, and a great script with a lot of action, romance and happiness, death and sadness, a bit of humor and eye candy by way of Kevin Costner and Brad Pitt in their prime!

lord of the rings
dirty dancing

Mine are really a mixed lot!

Practical Magic (love the house)
Where Eagles Dare (young Clint Eastwood and Richard Burton)
The Three Musketeers (both w/Charlie Sheen and the older one w/Richard Chamberlain and Michael York)
Rio Bravo (John Wayne and Dean Martin w/Ricky Nelson)
Robin Hood Prince of Thives
The Man in the Iron Mask (Richard Chamberlain)
The first 3-Batman movies
Pirates of the Caribbean (all of them)
Most of my all time favorites are older ones!!
Kat

Pretty Woman... movie Eric and I saw on our first date
American President... MAN, is he cute! LOL
Shaw Shank Redemption... Took a long time for me to believe that Stephen king wrote that!!!!

Uncle Buck
You've Got Mail
Sleepless In Seattle
On Golden Pond
No Way Out
Fried Green Tomatoes
Trains Plains & Automobiles
Master and Commander
Cold Mountain

Twister (watched it at least 30 times)
Lord of the Rings
Harry Potter

The Money Pit would be at the top of the list! No idea how many times I've seen it.

I like the OLD movies so much more than the new ones.

The original Frankenstein movies, Florian, National Velvet, Spellbound, Gaslight, The Man in the Iron Mask, Rebecca, etc,etc. and any and all with Richard Chamberlain.

Sue

O Brother Where Art Thou and Blazing Saddles.

DH could watch Jeremiah Johnson and A River Runs Through it over and over.

Linda

Blazing Saddles (lost count of how many times I saw it after about 50+)
Young Frankenstein (thats FRONken Steen!)
Fargo
Uncle Buck
The Wraith
How the Grinch Stole Christmas, even though I hate movies with sad endings (Does that count?)
Most of the Marx Bros. movies
Most all of the Charlie Chan movies
Shawshank Redemption
Harry Potter movies
The Man in the Iron Mask
Several of the Titanic Movies, including A Night to Remember
Dude, where's my Car?

Oh there's a lot of great movies...

"Lady & the Tramp"
"Lady & the Tramp, II"
"A Summer Place"
"Grease"
"Dirty Dancing"
"Pretty Woman"
"Officer and a Gentleman"
"Cold Mountain"
"Dances with Wolves"
"Steele Magnolias"
"Terms of Endearment"
and I can't believe; I am admitting....
the 1949...."She Wore a Yellow Ribbon"

AND, I own VHS or DVD's of all! (Some still
unopened)

cynic,

Blazing Saddles
Young Frankenstein
Fargo
Uncle Buck

Could we be twins, seperated at birth?

Ron

Body Heat
Die Hard
Falling in Love
Heartburn
Lawrence of Arabia
No Way Out (a terrific movie that never got much publicity)
Shane
Terminator 2
Tombstone
Tootsie

I, too have some weird choices! All of them are old ones, too.

Giant
Urban Cowboy
A League of Their Own
Rio Bravo
Murphy's Romance
BackStreet
Rear Window
The Glenn Miller Story
The McConnell Story
Strategic Air Command

Separated at birth? Could be Ron, Mel Brooks is so underrated it's unbelievable. And John Candy is great too. Sad he died so young.

Oh, and who couldn't feel sorry for that poor little scrawny squirrel in Ice Age???

Most of mine are listed above, but lets not forget-
Big
Driving Miss Daisy
Posiedon Adventure
Avalon

Transformers (yes, I love that movie :) )

Of course, DH's favorite is Goodfellas--we generally put that video in about once a month (and he watches it any time he catches it on broadcast TV, filling in the deleted words and phrases).

My list would include (in no particular order):

A Fish Called Wanda
Steambath
My Cousin Vinnie
The Ref
Slapshot
Foul Play
Ruthless People
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
Fargo

Dirty Dancing - own the movie but can't turn off the TV if it's on, commercials and all. lol
Better Off Dead, with John Cusack. It's too funny.
Drowning Mona
The Princess Bride
Ice Age 1 and 2
My Cousin Vinny

Footloose
Grease
Pretty Woman
Dirty Dancing
Office Space
Along Came Polly
How to Lose a Guy in 10 days
Friday
Bad Santa
Labrynth
Big
Mr. Mom
Goonies
Jerky Boys

King Kong 1933
Saving Private Ryan
Young Frankenstein (Blucher!!!)
Hard Times (J Coburn, C Bronson)
Terminator 2
Sahara (H Bogart)

Most of the above, plus

Little Big Man
Waking Up In Reno

Leslie/KS

Leon the Professional
The Usual Suspects
Mask
Shirley Valentine
Goodfellas
Hells Angels'69
The Godfather
Blazing Saddles

Rocky, only the first one. I watched it again last week. Well, part of it, just the beginning, when he meets his future wife Adrian.

Wildchild....I have "Shirley Valentine" on VCR. I have never known anyone else who has seen it. I watched it not too long ago. Good movie!

Leslie/KS

Shirley Valentine" I watched it long ago was surprised that she used the "F" word in it never liked it after that

I loved Shirley Valentine. Had forgotten all about that one.

My favorite movie is The Sheltering Sky. I also love The Piano, Seven Years in Tibet, Everything's Illuminated, Out of Africa and I have seen the documentary, Grey Gardens at least 20 times.

With the mention of Shirley Valentine I had to look up the star Pauline Collins. I loved her TV work in British shows,. I'm glad to see she is still active