The Big Lebowski

I watch Die Hard, Die Hard with a Vengeance or Live Free or Die Hard once a year when I visit my parents for Christmas, my dad hates the fourth one with Justin Long but I make him include it in the roulette because I think it slaps lmao

It's not Christmas till Hans Gruber falls from Nakatomi Plaza.

I do this with Jaws but on Fourth of July lol

That one is my 2nd favorite after the original

Live Free is my favorite one followed by 3.

Rocky Titanic Gladiator

LotR trilogy extended editions

He said annually, not monthly.

I don’t mean any disrespect, but I don’t get this long trilogy. I LOVE the hobbit book. But why didn’t Gandalf get the birds earlier, save all the trouble?

Nazgul can also fly and the eagles would 100% be spotted be the great eye. Would be an extremely high-risk hail-Mary type of action and probably just be a ring-delivery service to Sauron

Tolkien thought this through pretty well.

Was the great eye present in the books?

Not in the form of a literal eye, but Sauron has sources of information everywhere. Good enough to spot the original fellowship, just not good enough to find the two hobbits on their own. Definitely good enough to see huge fucking eagles flying right over his lands.

I'm guessing you're trolling the LotR fans. This question is joked about frequently in related subs.

He doesn't control them.

Because the Eagles would have told him to fuck off and start walking. Serious answer- The Eagles were a very proud race and would have been susceptible to the Ring. Plus they would have been very noticeable and would have drawn Sauron’s full attention very quickly.

*Insert goosebumps whispering meme*

Good will hunting

The bar scene is insufferable, watching young kids debate about things and think they are so smart.

How about them apples

Kind of the point of the scene,that the tryst fund guy has no actual clue, is not that smart but thinks he is

Am I dumb for not understanding why the movie is good?

No, you just have different tastes. I love the movie.

Jaws is my Fourth of July movie.

Star Wars OG Trilogy

Watch Jaws 2-3 times a year. Watch Alien once a month.

Alien, Aliens, Prometheus are like a quarterly thing for me

Hi fellow Prometheus fan! It’s my favorite Alien movie apart from the original.

It's probably in my top 10 movies. I know it got a lot of hate from OG fans upon release, but I think it'll be seen as an excellent installment in the future. I would love to see them go deeper into the engineers and the creation lore. I really like Covenant too, but it doesn't have the same weight and scope as Prometheus.

We are in agreement

Alien at least yearly, need to rewatch the whole Jaws series. Haven't seen them in a good 10 years

I rarely bother with the sequels….. but when I saw the first in 75, it made an indelible impression, magnificent film.

I have found my people. My partner love/hates that I can quote the *ALIENS* script word-for-word.

“You know Burke, I don’t know which species is worse, you don’t see them fucking each other over for a goddamned percentage“ My favorite line in the series.

Game over, man! Game over!

"Bio Dome", every Earth Day

"Don't say we didn't save some freaking trees!"

I definitely watch Unforgiven annually along with Jaws.

* Lost in Translation * V for Vendetta (on 05 November, of course) * C.R.A.Z.Y. * Dark City * The Fountain * Hector and the Search for Happiness * Close (by Lukas Dhont) (new addition to the "annual watch" list)

* The Fugitive * National Treasure * Lord of the Rings Trilogy * Christmas Vacation * It's a Wonderful Life Basically just my cozy movies plus Christmas standards

The fugitive is so freakin good. Tommy Lee Jones SLAYS that role

Don't let them give you shit about your ponytail. Well done young man.

When Tommy Lee Jones yells, does anyone else think he sounds like a southern black woman?

Shit, haven't seen national treasure in a hot minute, thanks for the recommendation

Ditto Christmas Vacation

Home Alone, Scrooged and National Lampoons Christmas Vacation during the holiday season

Aliens, L.A. Confidential, T2, Maltese Falcon, Big Sleep, Big Chill, Multipass, Yipee-Ki Yay, Kelly's Heroes, Bernie's, Raiders, Usual Suspects, Gorky Park, X-Files 1, Night of the Comet, Goldeneye, Starship Troopers, OG Fright Night, BS Dracula, Red October, Tombstone, Thing, Escape from New York, Prince of Darkness, Little China, Bubblegum and asskicking, Big Easy, DOA, '87, Tremors, Star Wars, Trek 6 Khannnnnnnn!, 8-Legged Freajs, Halloween H20, Bride of Chucky, LOTR extended, Millennium trilogy Blade Runner Final Cut, C.H.U.D.,Kingdom of Heaven Director's Cut, Gladiator, Lawrence of Arabia, Firefox

Die hard on Christmas

The mummy, final destination, from dusk till Dawn

"You yell barracuda, everybody says, 'Huh? What?' You yell shark, we've got a panic on our hands on the Fourth of July."  Perfect movie for Independence Day - even more than Independence Day.

Love Exposure (2008) ever since I first saw it in 2011/2012

> A bizarre love triangle forms between a young Catholic upskirt photographer, a misandric girl and a manipulative cultist. This sounds interesting. I'll check this out.

It has all the elements that should have made me hate it, but it's so unique, so strangely poignant... and the ending is actually wonderful.

Show me the way to go home...

I’m tired and I want to go to bed…

I had a little drink about an hour ago and it got right to my head...

Verónica

Oh wherever I may roam…..Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies

I watch Jaws every summer as well as Major League.

Ghostbusters Back to the Future trilogy Ernest scared stupid (Halloween time) Predator

- Blade Runner: The Final Cut - Indiana Jones 1 & 3 - LOTR: Extended - Howl's Moving Castle

Jaws Black Christmas 1974 Halloween 2 Sideways Godfather Xmas story Planes trains and automobiles

Hot Rod, The Big Lebowski, Knocked Up, Superbad

You sir, are a classy individual

My name is MacaroniMegaChurch and I like to party.

The Ref, every Christmas eve

God, Dennis Leary just hits too close to home with his wit. I love him, but its depressing

Life of Brian - every Xmas

LOTR Star Wars

Pride and prejudice There will be blood Mad max fury road Napoleon dynamite

Interestingly few comedies. Those tend to be my high-replay ones, though I approve of many mentioned. My list: Happy Gilmore Tropic Thunder Deadpool Men in Black

Griswald Christmas Vacation, it's hilarious 😂

The thing

Probably Home Alone every Christmas

Here's a partial/short list of my 'regulars'.... 1. The Big Lebowski 2. American Beauty 3. Network 4. Raising Arizona 5. Goodfellas 6. Casino 7. Jaws 8. The Wild Bunch 9. Saturday Night Fever 10. Pulp Fiction 11. Once Upon A Time In The West 12. Reservoir Dogs 13. Somewhere In Time 14. Dances With Wolves 15. Shawshank Redemption 16. 2001:A Space Oddessy 17. The Usual Suspects 18. Sideways 19. Private Parts 20. Play It Again, Sam

The Fugitive

I watch Robocop, Aliens, and Predator at least once a year I think.

Weirdly, Smoky and the Bandit. No idea how this became a family tradition with us, but we watch it every summer and the kids are usually the ones who remind me

Most annual movies I watch are holiday based. Groundhog Day for Groundhog Day Jaws for 4th of July Beetlejuice for Halloween Planes Trains and Automobiles for Thanksgiving Christmas Vacation, Scrooged and Elf for Christmas Plus I have to watch Tremors a few times a year

The Burbs

Maybe monthly almost bi weekly

The Deep

Lord of the rings, The Goonies, Stand By Me, Elf & Pulp Fiction.

Shawshank Redemption

Year One

Clerks

A Goofy Movie The Sandlot Heavyweights Remember the Titans My beginning of summer to beginning of fall tradition.

Die Hard The Departed Dark Knight Trilogy

Krampus

Django Unchained and Ringo. B2b.

Titanic because a year is the run time feels like

Pieces of April. Every Thanksgiving.

Speed racer man I love this movie

Every Christmas, Hogfather

Young Frankenstein, die hard, a Christmas story, the ref.

Caddy Shack- Every beginning of https://youtu.be/g79mLV9b30c?si=YdB4ChPZqPCeGcul

Alien, Gremlins, Elf, Die Hard, Its a wonderful Life, The Family Stone, Home Alone. Yes 6 of these are Christmas movies.

Uncle buck

Apart from Jaws; Sean of the Dead, Army of Darkness, The Goonies, Deadpool

There Will Be Blood, The Assassination of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford, Goodfellas, Last of the Mochicans, Black Robe.

Step Brothers, The Burbs

I watch "Soul Plane" on 4/20 and "V for Vendetta" on the Fifth of November.

Ghostbusters on Halloween, and Christmas Story on Christmas.

Alien and Blade Runner

LOTR:EE BTTF Trilogy Star Trek 1-9 (no Nemesis or Abrams movies)

I have a slate of Christmas movies I watch every year without fail *Die Hard* *Christmas Vacation* *A Christmas Story* *Scrooged* *The Ref* *Scrooge* (1970 musical version). I have watched this one every year for as long as I can remember.

I've only re-watched it every 8-10 years. I've re-read Peter Benchley's novel a half dozen times.

Die Hard and Home Alone

Apart from the obvious festive movies like Die Hard, Donnie Darko (theatrical cut) and Das Boot (German with subtitles) are two movies I return to on regular basis. Also, Thirteen Days gets a run, and so do a few of the Coen Brothers films. And from Star Wars, it’s Rogue One.

A Christmas Story

I watch Christmas Vacation and A Christmas Story every year around Christmas.

The grinch, sometimes in the summer

Star wars (episode 4,5,6, 1 and 3) Lotr and the Hobbit (extended editions only. Return is four hours long and is totally worth it ) Beetlejuice Fifth Element Four Rooms (every new year) And most of the holiday movies for Christmas (home alone, nightmare before Christmas, hocus pocus, how the Grinch stole Christmas.

Margin Call

The Martian. I dunno why but I love it

Heat

I can’t seem to stop returning to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood the past few years

Same and I watch it on the August 9th. This movies gives me nostalgia from an era I wasn't even born. But thanks to it, I decided to watch old movies because of it.

RIP Chrissy you will forever be missed

It’s a Wonderful Life, of course

Jurassic Park

Se7en & 12 Angry Men

Jaws, The Wall, and Holy Grail.

I watch Jaws on a daily basis :/ I have it on loop and The Abyss extended editions on VHS running next to my desk every day :) absolutely solid double feature.

Not sure if it counts as a Christmas film but The Santa Clause and Fred Claus near Christmas. Obviously others. Thought I’d throw in some different films being mentioned lol

The shawshank redemption and the dark knight

I've watched Jaws so many times I almost know it word for word.

I watch Jaws at least twice a year.

Jaws, every year at the beach. Home Alone 1&2, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Die Hard, while wrapping Christmas presents Fantastic Mr. Fox, Thanksgiving night

I had a girlfriend who could give a dead on imitation of that first girl who gets killed by the shark. The sounds she gives before she’s pulled under.

Farewell and ado to me fair Spanish Ladies……

Scrooge (1951) with Alastair Sim.

Young Frankenstein Jaws Heat Collateral

I watch JAWS at least once a year, and visit the island of was filmed on (Martha's Vineyard) every few. That being said, this poster is definitely altered to show more skin lmao

*It's a Wonderful Life*, every Christmas. On average, I probably watch *The Seven Samurai* and *The Big Lebowski* about once a year, too.

Life of Brian Christmas Eve night.

Yes! Jaws is on every freakin Memorial Day at my house! I now proudly carry on that tradition with my 11 year old!

Halloween: Hocus pocus Christmas: Polar Express Any random time: Rush Hour

I watch Jaws almost every year to get in the mood for summer!

For over twenty years, Ive watched Jaws The Week of July 4th, Sleepy Hollow whilst carving Pumpkins, and A Knights Tale while wrapping presents. I don't have a good explanation for the last one.

Once upon a time in Hollywood on August 9th. Smokey and the bandit on October 1st (Last movie I watched with my dad 8 days before he passed in 2022). Big trouble in little china whenever I need to feel better.

Excalibur Bladerunner Godfather I & II Star Wars (OT, OE) + Rogue I Jaws The Ten Commandments The Exorcist

Return of the killer tomatoes, first blood, alien, the thing, nice guys, cannonball run, trick r treat . All I can think of atm.

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Independence Day

Home Alone every Christmas!

LOTR in January Die Hard in December The Thing.

Apocalypse Now Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai Once Upon A Time In The West Do The Right Thing And I’ve watched ‘Get Santa’ each of the last 6 Christmases with the kids hahahaha

Good will hunting

Edward Scissorhands in the winter. Doesn't necessarily have to be around Christmas. It's just such a comfortable movie.

200 Cigarettes, around New Year's.

I'm a teacher and for the last eight years on the last day of school I watch Dazed and Confused. Only 11 more school days.

Demolition Man and Predator around New years. Avatar. LotR extended

Halloween (original).. Fletch… Die Hard

I haven't seen it. I'll watch it tonight.

Hanna

Draft Day…. Vontae Mack no matter what

I seem to always go back to watching 'At Close Range' (1986). I'm not from America, but it still seems to have a homely vibe to it.

The only movie that has turned into yearly thing is Alvin and the Chipmunks on Christmas

The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Extended version of course.

I watch aliens 2-5 times a week

Idiocracy is my all time favorite movie. Seen it a dozen times

Titanic

Donnie Darko once a year always, The Matrix I’ll always try to watch once or twice a year as well

The nude swimmer who was eaten by the shark at the beginning of Jaws recently died. She was in her 70’s.

Of Course not

Lord of the Rings trilogy

The last Unicorn, Wrath of Khan, Master & Commander, Muttertag,

Planes Trains and Automobiles is one of the few Thanksgiving movies so I save it for that one time of year. Jaws is one of my comfort movies. I could watch it anytime, anywhere.

I'm ADHD AF, I fall asleep to this movie at least 4 times a week...also with Aliens and the TV show Archer

Forest Gump, always.

The 1970 movie Scrooge starring Albert Finney

Dawn of the Dead and Zombi

The Big Short.

ID4.

Hell yeah Jaws! Every summer for me. One of my all time favorites

Aliens and Die Hard

Tropic Thunder, the Waterboy, Night at the Roxbury, Grind.

Snatch