Is 'Shawshank' the most watchable movie ever?

[blueglasshorse]

Gigli

 

[jimmyjazz]

I think I've watched "The Departed" a half dozen times in the last six months.

 

[Mrs. Reboot]

HornGrad'01: I have to agree about the Tom Cruise flicks of old. I'll watch The Firm, A Few Good Men, and Top Gun if they're on. I don't like the Tom Cruise movies since probably Days of Thunder. There have been a couple, but not any that make me change the channel.

As for Shawshank, we own it on DVD, but I'll watch that darn moving anytime I see it on. I love it and don't care where it is in the movie when I find it, I'll watch it.

 

[shorty]

I will admit to watching Shawshank one more time any time it is shown. I will also watch Turner and Hooch whenever I find it on the telly too. Hooch and the expression on his face makes me laugh. Yes, I once had a dog that used his head like a battering ram to test door to make sure they were shut well.

My newest to watch any time it is on is Second Hand Lion. Many times I find the "ooop-we-ooop" song playing in my head. It makes me smile to think of the old coots taking shots at the traveling salesmen who dared visit them every evening.

 

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[KGhorn]

Shawshank is just too long and depressing to watch over and over again. For some reason, I can not resist watching Office Space and Swingers (even with commercials) every time I channel surf and run into them (I never actively search for these movies b/c I have seen at least portions of them over 10 times each). The Big Lebowski is also up there. I don't consider any of these movies the funniest I have ever seen, but just the most re-watchable.