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  1. 12-06-2015, 09:14 PM #1
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    movies, movies, movies

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    Galaxy Quest

    Beauty and the Beast
    (actually, just about every Disney)

    Blast from the Past

    Ball of Fire

    Elf

    Love Actually
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    In agreement with classic Disney films
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    Princess Bride
    Drop Dead Fred
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    Nothing to Lose

    Overboard

    Anything Star Trek

    Shawshank Redemption

    So I Married an Axe Murderer

    Any one of the Terminator movies

    5th Element
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    I think the single movie I've watched the most or parts of it several times is the original The Matrix. Just has some cool stuff in it. I never saw it at the movies, just on TV. So every time I see it's on I may watch it. Shawshank Redemption also. Never saw it on the movies, just TV. I wish I could go back to the first time I ever saw it and experience the 'surprise' again. That doesn't happen in movies too much like that. I'm just not someone to watch a movie over and over.

    By the way femme, was it you we were trying to get to watch Shawhank because you never had?
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    I read Shawshank before I saw it and was very pleasantly surprised at how well done it was.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fuego View Post
    I think the single movie I've watched the most or parts of it several times is the original The Matrix. Just has some cool stuff in it. I never saw it at the movies, just on TV. So every time I see it's on I may watch it. Shawshank Redemption also. Never saw it on the movies, just TV. I wish I could go back to the first time I ever saw it and experience the 'surprise' again. That doesn't happen in movies too much like that. I'm just not someone to watch a movie over and over.

    By the way femme, was it you we were trying to get to watch Shawhank because you never had?
    Still haven't! I keep thinking to get to the library to see if they have it, but our time has been cRazY

    AJ, I read that story years and years ago too.
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    oh...and The Ultimate Gift...makes me cry every. single. time.
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    I haven't seen that one either.

    Actually, my list for these is huge!
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    The Christmas classics:

    Its a Wonderful Life

    Miracle of 34th Street

    White Christmas
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    The first LOTR movie
    Raiders Of The Lost Ark
    Shawshank Redemption
    Sixteen Candles
    Live And Let Die
    A Christmas Story

    Honorable mention to the Toy Story series.
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