Your forced to watch one movie everyday for a month

[gimmetheloot]

Gladiator.

[jazzfusion]

Pulp Fiction.

Or any of the Indianna Jones/Back to the future films.

[time4adrank]

Airplane.

[lennytheduck]

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Gladiator.

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I think this would be my choice.

[Myrtle]

Being There.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078841/

[Blarg]

Hmm, I wish you had just said, DVD's or something. Then I could choose an episode of the Looney Tunes collections out there. Some of those I've probably seen 50 times and could see another 50 more, no sweat. And they're lightweight and don't last long enough to require undivided attention.

At different periods, I'd have said Alien, The Good The Bad & The Ugly, or Heat. They're worth seeing countless times. But since I've already done that, I'm kind of at a loss as to what else I could see that many times that would actually be entertaining, say, at least another 10 times.

Maybe Bride of Frankenstein.

[mrbaseball]

For me it would have to be a comedy. And mine would be an obscure one most of you probably haven't seen (I'm pretty sure it's not available on DVD as I look for it from time to time). This is for strictly personal reasons but the movie would be Serial starring Martin Mull, Tuesday Weld, Bill Macy and Christopher Lee.

[Coffee]

Ocean's Eleven w/Clooney and the boys - it never gets old, offensive, or hard to swallow. It's a very relaxing movie and reminds me of being in the Bellagio.

[revots33]

"Local Hero" my favorite movie of all time. Seen it dozens of times, never get tired of it.

[Dominic]

Local Hero or Amelie