5th Element.

One of, if not the best action flick of all time.

The Princess Bride, obviously.

Die Hard and Galaxy Quest.

The pacing of these movies is great. There's really no part of either I'd fast forward.

Pulp Fiction, The Big Lebowski, LOTR, Akira, Blazing Saddles, The Matrix, Shaun of the Dead, Friday, and Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.

Idiocracy. Cracks me up every time I rewatch it.

Hot fuzz

Rat Race, The Big Lebowski, The Blues Brothers, Mars Attacks, Constantine, any Riddick, any Resident Evil, any Alien, any Matrix, any Predator, Equilibrium, Gattaca, District 9, and a lot of others I can't remember at the moment because I'm quite drunk.

Serenity

"Alien" (1979) still gets me every time I watch it. The slow build, the pops of horror, the delectable suspense of the Big Chap hunting. I know every scare, every moment of terror, every death by heart... but it still gets my circulatory system going. All other home invasion/haunted house movies can go home, Alien nailed it.

The classics. Back to the Future trilogy, Ghostbusters, Kung Pow, Terminator 2, there's so many!

Any Lord of the Rings.

• Naked Gun
• Airplane!
• Men in Tights
• Down Periscope
• La Soupe aux choux (Cabbage Soup from Louis de Funes)
• Oscar

Yeah, the last one is oddly popular in my country. No clue why. Must be something in the water.

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

LOTR: The Two Towers

Primer

Antitrust

Hackers

Star Trek: TMP

Scarface

Hot Tub Time Machine

Gone in 60 Seconds (2000)
The Italian Job (2003)
Sneakers (1992)

LoTR, hunt for red October, most Bond films. The Mummy.

Thor Ragnarok. Its a perfect mix of comedy and fun

Oceans 11, I can watch that when I'm happy, sad, sick, or just on in the background. The perfect heist movie

Groundhog Day

Lately, Megamind and Scott Pilgrim vs the World.

Also, Terminator 2, and lots of others that I can't think of right now.

The Big Lebowski, Donnie Brasco, Thirteen Days

Spaceballs

Clue

The matrix. The princess bride. Charlie and the chocolate factory.

Ghostbusters, Back To The Future trilogy, Terminator 2, Beetlejuice, The Matrix, OG Star Wars Trilogy, Pulp Fiction, The Shawshank Redemption, Blade Runner, Goodfellas, Jacob’s Ladder, One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, Boogie Nights

Spaceballs

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, watching it every year on christmas,... Still laughing my ass off.

Great suggestions so far. I'll add a few that I didn't see mentioned yet.

Dogma

The Godfather 1 and 2

Tombstone

The Prestige. There are so many layers to that movie. I've watched it 4 or 5 times, and each time I notice new details.

Grandma's Boy

Zootopia

Sing/Sing 2

Caddyshack. I can't believe it hasn't been mentioned.

I've seen The Prince of Egypt about a dozen times, and I love it each time.

Groundhog Day

Unforgiven. No Country for Old Men. Shawshank Redemption

Super Troopers

The one where its just paint drying for 8 hours to fuck with the UK ratings board

Most Marvel movies

Your moms porno she did before you ruined her body

The Matrix

Porch Rosso and some other ghibli movies I guess.

The Birdcage. Every time it ends, I want to restart it.

Kingdom of Heaven

Contact

LOTR

Pulp Fiction

Rewatched Mr and Mrs Smith last night it holds up

Agree with many others here. Also: Aliens, Terminator 2, True Lies, Bad Boys, The Naked Gun, Top Secret!, Hot Shots: Part Deux, Deadpool 1-3

I watch V for Vendetta every November

I have watched SnowPiercer at least 6 times (and yes, I totally belive it is a sequel to Willy Wonka)

The 1993 Super Mario Bros.

As campy and crappy as it is, it never fails to put a smile on my face and make me laugh, that movie rules.

Buckaroo Banzai

The 5th element

Die Hard 1

Back to the Future, any

Jurassic Park 1

The Lion King

Road to El Dorado

Surely I'm forgetting a few but these come to mind now

ITT: Cults and their followers.

Gattaca. It's just such a well made film.

LOTR. Dumb and Dumber.

The Coronetto Trilogy from Edgar Wright

-Shaun of the Dead

-Hot Fuzz

-The Worlds End

Rush Hour The Lion King Kung Pow LotR Harry Potter

Dodgeball, Space Jam, anything with Adam Sandler, SuperBad, anything with Jim Carrey,

Dirty rotten scoundrels

The Mummy, The Princess Bride, The Devil Wears Prada and Jurassic Park never get old for me.

Office space

Sean of the dead

Groundhog Day

Strictly Ballroom, Baz' first film

The Hunt, The Way, Smokey and the Bandit, Clerks, Clerks 2, The Judge, Encanto, Spirited Away, Days of Thunder, Edge of Tomorrow, Nobody, Predator, Real Genius.

Everyone has about the same answers here, and I agree with many, but I've got a weird one:

Super Size Me

Something about it just compels me. And it always makes me want McDonald's afterwards... I truly struggle to explain why.

Real steel

Aliens, Constantine, Gone in 60 Seconds, Wall-E, How to Train a Dragon, Hamilton, LotR, Kung Pow, Twister, Jurassic Park, Infinity War/End Game, Greatest Showman

Children of Men, The Boondock Saints, I Origins.

Used to be The Matrix as well, but I'm kind of over it now.

Fear and loathing in las vegas

Step brothers

The matrix

Hackers

Prince of darkness

The original salem's lot

2001: A Space Odyssey

I rewatched Young Guns recently, and besides the fantastic nostalgia rush, I realized that I had only ever seen the edited for TV version

The big lebowski almost requires rewatching. It just gets funnier and funnier every time, there are so many little details and quotable lines. "Jackie Treehorn treats objects like women, man."

Thematically, you can watch the film through different lenses. I remember reading an article about the religious undertones - the dude as Buddha, Walter as Yahweh etc. Makes Jesus as a weird little pervert even funnier.

The Magic Sword (1962)

Surprised no one mentioned Memento.

I'd say that you HAVE to re-watch it to understand wtf is going on.

Reefer Madness (Musical), Prince of Egypt, Hunchback of Norte Dame, Marie Antoinette, Kiki's Delivery Service.

I have hyperfixation issues so just about any movie I like.

Its really dumb, but Down Periscope.

Groundhog Day, once a year.

for quite a long time following the matrix i rewatched that shit so many times on so many different media that i could pretty much recite the entire movie. it's been quite a while now, so if i ever watched it again i would enjoy it just as much, but my ability to karaoke along would probably be down to 40-50% of the spoken lines.

the fight club is fun to rewatch couple times because you keep seeing new layers of foreshadowing.

up is always a joy, and a guarantee for me to cry twice. i was gonna say tear up but that shit hits me hard i can barely contain myself.

Usual Suspects.

Red Line

Man of steel Batman V Superman UE Zack Snyder's Justice League The Dark Knight Trilogy Inception Interstellar Pulp Fiction Django Unchained

Taking of Pelham 123 is one of the most watchable movies I've seen. The original.

Prometheus. Such a great movie!

Pulp Fiction. Whenever I caught it on cable, I would always end up watching it to the end.