What Movies Draw You In Again & Again...

Austin Powers again... :D (I think it's the Spy who Shagged Me but the incomplete Dish Guide doesn't show & I don't want to fire up the Directv receiver to see...)

The one in the guide I see has Heather Graham so you are right. She would be quite a spy to shag if you ask me. :D
 
I'm archiving all the John Wayne westerns that pop up and have most if not all of the Dirty Harrys... I need The Good, The Bad & the Ugly to show up again and a Fistful of Dollars... HDNMV has one of the Clint westerns premiering next weekend...
 
I'm archiving all the John Wayne westerns that pop up and have most if not all of the Dirty Harrys... I need The Good, The Bad & the Ugly to show up again and a Fistful of Dollars... HDNMV has one of the Clint westerns premiering next weekend...

Which Eastwood western? I too have all the Dirty Harry's and need GBU as well. Some Wayne westerns are better than others...so I get a bit picky with those. ;)
 
Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The one shown recently on whichever HD channel (Encore I think) was the third touchedup version where they covered up Jessica's infamous beaver shot. :p
 
What movies when they come on do you end up watching over and over?
Police Squad just came on...

Classic comedies. Airplane. Spaceballs and the rest of the Zucker Bros comedies.
Spies Like US. Stripes, Caddyshack, Biloxi Blues. The Brat Pack movies except St Elmos Fire and the one with Estevez and Sheen where they played trash collectors.
The greast Chicago based movies like The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles and Risky Business.

Action/dramas. Wall Street, The Hunt For Red October, Crimson Tide, The Verdict, Boiler Room.....That's just a few of the many movies which I find worthy of repeat views.
I'd probably start another thread "Sequels that should have never been made".
Caddyshack II is probably the weakest one of all. That movie pretty much stunk.
 
Blazing Saddles. Loved it for 35 years and still going strong. "Well raise my rent."
 

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