Movie Deja Vu
My Twitter friend Martin Saunders, who is the editor of Youthworker Magazine (U.K.), started a hashtag the other day asking about movies you could watch over and over again. We came up with several, and it started me thinking (uh-oh!). If I could only have 5 movies to watch for the rest of my life, which ones would I choose? Movies I could see repeatedly and never grow tired of and never stop enjoying. After starting with a list of about 50, I have narrowed it down to this ( in no particular order):
- Young Frankenstein
- The Big Chill
- Die Hard
- Caddyshack
- Star Wars V- The Empire Strikes Back
I must confess that I had Monty Python and the Holy Grail on the list until last night when I watched with my son. I realized then that I really have the whole thing memorized, so keeping it seemed a bit superfluous! Just missing the cut were such classics as The Princess Bride, The Lion King, Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade, Armageddon, Field of Dreams, Toy Story 3, Pleasantville, E.T. and Anchorman. A couple of guilty pleasures that also got strong consideration were Animal House and Airplane! Strangely enough, if asked to limit myself to 3 movies, I would just take the Lord of the Rings trilogy and be done with it!
So there's my list- I would love to hear yours! Have a great Saturday.
Because of Jesus,
A list via Twitter from Jerry---> Young Frankenstein, Arsenic and Old Lace, Best In Show, Waiting for Guffman, To Kill A Mockingbird
ReplyDeleteA list via Twitter from Nicole---> My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Remember The Titans, Miracle, Napoleon Dynamite, & Going My Way
ReplyDeleteA list via Twitter from Dave---> Gladiator, Green St. Hooligans, Stand by Me, LOTR, Anchorman (Backups- Inception, Dead Poets Society, Tombstone)
ReplyDeleteA list via Twitter from Scott---> My list would be In Bruges, Pulp Fiction, The Godfather, The Darjeeling Limited, & Breakfast at Tiffany's
ReplyDeleteA list via Twitter from Randy---> Hunt for Red October, Shawshank Redemption, and Blind Side would be 3 for sure.
ReplyDeleteI'd have to go with Forrest Gump, X-Men 3, Happy Gilmore, Avatar and Star Wars IV- A New Hope. - Chris Cooper
ReplyDeleteSideways, The Best Years of Our Lives, The Shawshank Redemption, Planes, Trains and Automobiles and Rear Window (the original)... ~~Jim~~
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