The Thing (1982)

It’s my favorite movie of all time and I watch it every October.

Alien

Aliens

Too bad they didn't make any more of them.

Life of Brian

The Big Lebowski. Simultaneously ridiculous and incredibly sophisticated. People who think its "just" a stoner comedy may have some more viewings to go 🙂

Hackers. Yes, it's corny - cheesy, even - but it had a great cast with awesome chemistry, and it did a great job at capturing the zeitgeist of hacker/punk culture. Plus so many memorable quotes...

The Princess Bride

Shawshank Redemption

Hot Fuzz

Penguins (of Madagascar): The Movie

Office Space

Moooulllttteeee Paaassss~ssss~

The Fifth Element

Kung Fury

The good old Blues Brothers boys.

Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy,The big lebowski, Dogma, Pulp fiction, Conspiracy,

Life of brian

Liar, liar.

Nearly every single line in that movie that Jim Carrey delivers is not only funny but his delivery and antics are a work of art. It's like watching Messi dribble the soccer ball. Cary ewles gets an honorary mention for playing the straightman and absolutely killing it.

Idiocracy

There’s something about that close-to-home dystopian outlook that calms me. Now go away, I’m batin’!

Groundhog Day

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

Megamind

Pirates of the Caribbean (2003)

The Princess Bride

*Jurassic Park

• Mean Girls
• Zombieland
• Elemental
• The Matrix
• Crazy Stupid Love

Jurassic Park

Office space

Mean girls

The devil wears prada

Emperor's new groove

Lilo & stitch

Wall-E (and most Pixar movies)

Airplane

Monty Python and The Holy Grail

Edit: forgot about Ghibli movies, watch them constantly too, specially spirited away and totoro

Blazing Saddles
Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Raiders of the Lost Ark

For me it's The Matrix.

I never like to retread old ground, but this one's an exception. It's hard to overstate how much it blew our minds 26 years ago. I might have a soft spot for it too because I was raised sheltered and it was the first rated R movie I saw.

Super cliche answer but:

The Shawshank Redemption

White Chicks

Mean Girls

The Devil Wears Prada

The Proposal

I like to shut my brain off and have simple entertainment that doesn’t require much thinking during watching watch time.

My favourite movie of all time is Enemy 2013 and Black Swan but these are movies that go under your skin and everytime I watch them I have to go into spirals of overthinking etc while the above mentioned movies don’t give me that.

The greatest cinematic masterpiece of the 21st century, of course: Shrek

Big Trouble In Little China.

Marathon Man [Dustin Hoffman, Lawrence Olivier] seems to have been designed for multiple viewings. A character seen briefly in one scene turns up later in the movie. A quick telephone call becomes incredibly important but you have to be paying close attention to every minute.

Constantine Matrix ... I do love Keanu, but I don't care for his latest movies much.

Clue.

Sometimes my friends and I just sit around quoting it until we've made it through the entire movie, so maybe there's no point in rewatching it, but we do anyway.

• A Knights Tale
• Scott Pilgrim vs The World
• Young Frankenstein
• The Matrix
• The Big Lebowski

Rear Window

The Princess Bride

Joe vs the Volcano

Idiocracy

Lord of the Rings

Die Hard

When I'm sad or depressed, I rewatch Inside out (1 or 2) and it puts me in a content and indifferent headspace.

The Royal Tenenbaums

The Princess Bride

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Hot Fuzz

The Big Lebowski

Mad Max: Fury Road

Ghostbusters. Absolute perfection.

UHF

Mouse Hunt

Jurassic Park

Breakfast at Tiffany's

Harry Potter films

Blade Runner

I'm surprised this hasn't been said already and would expect it to be one of the top comments.

Evolution.

It knows what it is, and nobody in it is under some illusion that they're making some masterpiece of cinema. That is not at all a criticism or even backhanded compliment. I like when the actors have fun with the things they're working on. I mean, who doesn't love seen behind the scenes of Ian Mckellen slapping a dummy of Sean Aston around.

It's fun, it's ridiculous, and it leans into it a bit.

Plus they came up with the Thanos Weakness a long time before the avengers fans.

Hot Fuzz.
Pride and Prejudice (the one with Kiera Knightley).