The whole reason you buy a DVD is because you want to watch that movie over and over again, so what do you guys love to watch?

My personal faves are
Alien (Quadriliogy)Clerks, Shaun of the Dead, Blade, Blade 2, Star Wars Episodes IV-VI, Pan's Labyrinth, "...of the Dead" series, Evil Dead Trilogy, Anchorman, Fight Club and embarrassingly enough after all that, Love Actually (In my defense it is very funny, and I first saw it with my girl friend)

NIght of the dead, The Godfather, Road to Perdition, ALL the Star wars, I like the prequel trilogy too, Anchorman, 300, The Lord of the Rings, Evil dead 2 and pretty much most Good movies.

I saw Love actually recently, and it was pretty okay. Had some Funny moments

I love stand-up comedy and I've got a fair collection of my favorite comedians which I could watch over and over. Some fairly new, but you can never forget the classics.

- Jimmy Carr
- Bill Bailey
- Omid Djalili <3
- Morcambe and Wise
- The Two Ronnies

Most of these are British comedians, so I don't know how many Americans would have heared of any of those. As for proper films..

- The Rain Man
- Of Mice and Men
- LOTR
- POTC
- Pulp Fiction
- Saving Private Ryan
- G.I Jane

Gosh there's so many more I could go on for hours, but I'll leave it at that.

I saw Of Mice and Men during High School as it was part of the curriculum.

It did a pretty good job portraying the book IMO.

Not sure how many versions are out there but the one I saw was this one:

Shawnshank Redemption is a good movie, amongst my other favourites like Saving Private Ryan, Jarhead, Black Hawk Down, Pearl Harbour, A Soldiers Sweetheart,The Green Mile, American History X, Four Brothers, The Punisher, Saw, and many others.

the pick of destiny, dazed and confused, ATHFCMFFT, south park BLnU, the king of kong.

Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon [Fight Scenes]
Kill Bills [Fight Scenes]

5o First Dates [Hawaii-based movie xD]

Stomp the Yard [Dancing]

Brown Sugar [Romance]

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory [for 1 summer during the 3rd grade, I watched it EVERY MORNING when I woke up. I took my orange cup, filled it up with Hawaiian Punch, and put whip cream in my drink.]

Sooo much more but I can't remember it...

I had to Mice and Men as part of my curriculum :D

It was a pretty good translation, but as all book to movies, not as good as the book.

top five are:

1. Shawshank Redemption <morgan freemen should narrate even after he dies>
2. Full Metal Alchemist: Conquerer of Shamballa <best damned ending to an anime IMO>
3. 3:10 To Yuma (2007) best damned western
4. Pulp Fiction <speaks for itself>
5. Tenecious D and the Pick of Destiny

Yeah it's how I first watched it too.

That video is the same one too. Great story, especially when you think the whole book was about just one weekend at a ranch.