What Movies Draw You In Again & Again...
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I saw a trailer for Rocky Balboa the other night, I have the Rocky discs and need to get started again... have First Blood on Red, about time for all the Rambo's also.
VERY BAD THINGS-starring Cameron Diaz & Christian Slater. Love the dark humor in this movie and in fact my seek & record timer picked it up last night and I will be watching it at work today on my I-pad.
Was gonna watch Top Gear UK, but before I could, Captain America - The First Avenger was just starting and I ended up watching it. Like this one and Haley Atwell is nice too 
Breakdown – Kurt Russell, JT Walsh
Fire Down Below – Steven Seagal, Marg Helgenburger
Gone In 60 Seconds – Nick Cage, Angelina Jolie
Phone Booth – Colin Farrell, Kiefer Sutherland
Broken Arrow – Christian Slater, John Travolta
Office Space – Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston
Whenever any of those six movies are on the premium channels and I’m channel surfing, I will stop and watch them. All movies from the late 90s/early 2000s. It’s hit or miss if I’ll watch That Thing You Do with Tom Hanks and I have been known to watch Cameron Diaz in Bad Teacher a bunch of times when it first came out. Superbad was another movie I would always watch no matter what, but after Seth Rogan’s idiotic comments about American Sniper, I will never watch that again.
Fire Down Below – Steven Seagal, Marg Helgenburger
Gone In 60 Seconds – Nick Cage, Angelina Jolie
Phone Booth – Colin Farrell, Kiefer Sutherland
Broken Arrow – Christian Slater, John Travolta
Office Space – Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston
Whenever any of those six movies are on the premium channels and I’m channel surfing, I will stop and watch them. All movies from the late 90s/early 2000s. It’s hit or miss if I’ll watch That Thing You Do with Tom Hanks and I have been known to watch Cameron Diaz in Bad Teacher a bunch of times when it first came out. Superbad was another movie I would always watch no matter what, but after Seth Rogan’s idiotic comments about American Sniper, I will never watch that again.
The Blues Brothers almost has me in it's grip, must resist ... I remember renting the 2 tape VHS when it first came out.
So many movies. so little time, I keep my Mitsubitsi HC1500 at my Girlfriends along with a screen, with summer approaching we need to work on light control to keep watching...
Got pulled into Urban Cowboy again. They were having the 35 th anniversary run on CMT last weekend and I ended up watching it. My wife detests the movie, so I set up a timer to record it EVERY time it runs, no matter what channel, and it puts it in her folder. When she came home from work last Saturday night I had it playing on all 4 tvs in the house ,synched ,and my I-pad was in the kitchen playing it on DISH anywhere and I had the sound system blaring . When she walked in I said YEHAAW!!!! Sissy! Welcome to the 35th anniversary of your favorite movie URBAN COWBOY !!!!!!!! She looked around and screamed and ran out the door. Now I periodically here her scream when she finds the movie in her tv folder. It's been a running joke for years now in our 21 year marriage. On our 15th anniversary, I got her the dvd copy in a box for Christmas and under that there was a big old diamond cluster ring. At first she yelled sh*t! and then she gave me a big old Kiss. Yehaw Sissy! I yelled back. Looking to get the Blu-ray version of the movie for our 25th anniversary when it rolls around in 4 years. 
There are a lot of great movies mentioned in this thread. A lot of my favorites here. But there is a movie that sucks me in all the time and it never makes anybody's favorites. I think it was one of the best things Robin Williams ever did, "Mrs. Doubtfire" I really like the movie but never think about it when talking about great shows.
Great sound track and it won for best album of the year back in the day.I still have the album ...
