Chances are if you're a movie buff/geek/nerd/addict/snob/mouth-breather/any other subspecies, you have gotten asked that question. Now, I dunno about you fine folks but I always have to ask what genre? Like, do you mean decade? I'm not splitting hairs, I just love categorizing stuff. Then finally, when I pick something out of a hat the person goes, "Oh."
So I'm gonna do a top whatever of my favorite movies across all genres based on this qualifier, I can watch this movie anytime (at least once or twice a year) and enjoy it. This is not in any order, and these might not be my favorite movies/films (those which made a strong impact on me or I deeply enjoyed/took an experience away but never rewatch are not included i.e. Suzuki Seijun's Branded to Kill) but they are the ones I have on regular rotation.
add: If I had Barry Lyndon on DVD I would proably watch that pretty often but I don't so I don't.
So I'm gonna do a top whatever of my favorite movies across all genres based on this qualifier, I can watch this movie anytime (at least once or twice a year) and enjoy it. This is not in any order, and these might not be my favorite movies/films (those which made a strong impact on me or I deeply enjoyed/took an experience away but never rewatch are not included i.e. Suzuki Seijun's Branded to Kill) but they are the ones I have on regular rotation.
- Master and Commander - I'll just throw this movie one while I'm playing EVE. It makes me feel salty.
- Rango - the newest addition to the rotation
- Big Trouble in Little China - I don't need to explain myself to you
- Altered - one of the best horror/sci-fi movies to come out in the last decade
- The Lord of the Rings (Director's Cut) - usually on long cooking days
- Braveheart - cleaning day movie. Best line, "God seyz I'm fine but yer fooked."
- The Skeleton Key - creeps the shit out of people. I love it.
- The Last of the Mohicans - I think I need to write about this movie and what I feel is a companion piece in another post. I'm gonna watch this when I get home.
- The Missing - Tommy Lee Jones in one of my favorite Weird Westerns.
- (edit) The Dualists - I actually watch that far more often than Robocop - as awesome as Robocop is.
add: If I had Barry Lyndon on DVD I would proably watch that pretty often but I don't so I don't.
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