Movies I Can't Stop Watching!

[@ImpressionBlend]

So, what movies have YOU watched the most??

[@The3rdGunman]

Just discovered your channel and subbed. Great stuff!

[@eduardocarneiro7903]

I watched gone girl 5 times and inglourious basterds 4 times

[@alfiesmith2219]

Jurassic Park Jaws School of Rock

[@30minorlessshortfilms4]

I literally watched Scott Pilgrim again today. I don’t know why but I have seen mission impossible fallout 7 times.

[@alexerhz]

Without a doubt Lilio & Stitch and the 2005 Pride & Prejudice, I watch them at least every three months each... Weird combination? From your list Scott Pilgrim vs The World and Inglorious Bastards, I watch them once a year. Great list!

[@danielpenney1455]

I know it's probably shallow of me, but between the resonance of your voice and the expressiveness of your eyes, I could watch your vids all day. Thank you!

[@Lauriette31]

"ARRIVAL" I can never get enough!!! I love that movie so soooo much.

[@ImpressionBlend]

Right?! Endlessly rewatchable

[@Age_of_Apocalypse]

Like 'Marianna', you have taste: I Love that movie. Denis Villeneuve is brilliant and I suppose you know that we're gonna have his version of Dune next year: can't wait to see it.

[@LeonKennedy176]

@@Age_of_Apocalypse I loved that movie because of the fact the it shows why languages are important, mostly i liked it because i am a translator :)

[@nossasenhoradoo871]

"I can never get enough!!! I love that movie so soooo much." It's so much weirder when you experience it. The past, the present and future always exist in your subconscious. It's likely you may be talking to someone who died years ago - and think they are in front of you - for years!

[@thelionsshare9994]

Yes that movie was super good. So much depth to the story. I watched it like 10 times after I first watched it

[@smoothielover07]

Seeing this in my feed...& then seeing that it's 33 minutes long, TOTALLY made my day!!

[@13nlsc]

Music and lyrics. My daughter and I can watch this over and over

[@jessicaguerrero5933]

Interstellar and Arrival get me EVERY SINGLE TIME. Scott Pilgrim is my all time favorite movie so I was really happy to see it in this list! It Follows is another one of my most watched movies. Also, I love this style of video from you ❤

[@ImpressionBlend]

Thank you so much! I'm already thinking of more casual videos I could do ))

[@M_Sonata]

You have an eclectic mix of re-watchable movies. I approve!

[@lynnstewart3703]

Loved this video and would really like to see more like this! I've lost count of how many times I've seen The Princess Bride and it's never grown old for me. Shaun of the Dead is a go to for me when I'm having a bad day. And I never pass by Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Jaws or Ghostbusters.

[@Pilantravis]

Meet Joe Black is, strangely, one of those movies that when it's playing I have to keep watching. Sort of a guilty pleasure,

[@crsh2007]

Love that movie!!!

[@WTDProductions]

I’ve only seen the scene where he gets hit by a car, and honestly it’s such an incredibly PERFECT moment out of context that I never want to see the movie or it would ruin how hilarious and bizarre it is.

[@hotgirlsarehot]

Amazing film, with one of the best endings ever

[@kaid3566]

BLADE RUNNER! Also Arrival: I saw it four times in the theater, and each time was with different people. The fourth viewing was with my siblings and my dad, and sparked some great conversations. My dad passed away not long after and this memory will be with me always.

[@arcanethink]

Talk about Nightcrawler

[@R5d4d2]

Films I have watched many time, and will watch many more times. - Back to the Future - Aliens - The Princess Bride - Ronin - The Prestige - The Hunt for Red October - Inglorious Basterds - The Thing - Big Trouble in Little China - 2001: A Space Odyssey - There Will Be Blood.

[@TheAnadromist]

Thanks Marianna for showing us what you return to over and over. It's interesting to me that the oldest film on your list The Princess Bride is from 1987. But it makes me realize, as I am sufficiently older than you, that I am the product of an older film culture. And we had an entirely different way of watching films. Also for me what I find myself coming back to like comfort food doesn't correlate with my favorite films, which I often wait to savor at special moments. So for instance I have watched The Devil Wears Prada many times, but the film wouldn't make my top 200. I came of age at the end of the repertory theatre era, just as VHS was coming in. When the cool theatres would show a mixture of recent films, old Hollywood classics, foreign films, obscure art films and even silent films. Often two or three in an evening. So I developed a real love for all eras of cinema history. So with that in mind... here are a few films that I find eminent rewatchable, some are favorites, some are just entertaining popcorn fare, for moments I don't really want to think. No special order... Casablanca, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (Last time I watched it I started with the extended versions of the Hobbit, and was worried that it would spoil the TLOTR. But nope!), Groundhog Day, Punch and Judy (A short puppet film by Jan Švankmajer at least 50 times!) Stalker (8 times in the theatre even before the VHS came out), The Elephant Man (13 times in the theatre before the VHS came out), Bring It On (Go figure) The Seven Samurai, Shawshank Redemption, The Street of Crocodiles (20 minute puppet animation by the Quay Brothers), Jack the Giant Killer (1962), Beetlejuice, Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, 42nd Street (1933) The Maltese Falcon, My Man Godfrey, Zodiac and lots more. (My collection is kind of huge.) Anyway thanks for sharing.

[@ImpressionBlend]

See, the thing is sometimes there are great films that you only watch a few times, and films that aren't masterpieces that are somehow really rewatchable (like you mentioned with "The Devil Wears Prada"). So there definitely is a bigger "decade variety" in my favorites, but they aren't necessarily films I watch as often as some others (or I just don't own them yet). I do wish theatres showed older films more often, there are some classics I would LOVE to experience on the big screen.

[@TheAnadromist]

@@ImpressionBlend Indeed. Jaws, Carrie, and especially the original King Kong are transformed on the big screen. And I don't watch Stalker and the The Elephant Man as much now, because I like to savor them. Thanks again for sharing with us.

[@rome8180]

Groundhog Day, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Fifth Element, Die Hard, First Blood, Blade Runner, Shawshank Redemption, Office Space, The Frighteners, White Men Can't Jump, 12 Monkeys, Punch Drunk Love, No Country for Old Men, etc. I could go on forever.

[@MFM230]

Okay, I viewed this video just to see if she included Arrival in her list. Yes, I always cry through this movie. She is right to say that is is one of the best sci-fi movies she's seen.

[@notimportant3686]

i don't get it, dv is my favorite director and i liked this movie, but the fandom it has is beyond comprehension... u can watch it once or twice and then there is literally nothing left to glean from it... i don't get the hype, it's pretty good, NOT GREAT

[@MFM230]

@@notimportant3686 By chance, do you have sisters? People who have siblings of the opposite sex often demonstrate emotive qualities of the opposite sex: men who are more emotive and women who are more assertive. Arrival is not exactly a stereotypical sci-fi movie that men, who would prefer action movies, would like. The movie essentially could be subtitled, "Hannah's Story;" it is about a child who is destined to die from an incurable disease. Preferences are without judgment, so it is fine "not to get it."

[@notimportant3686]

@@MFM230 wow.... what a mess of an attempt... at least you got the point of the movie, so kudos on that... the psychology hat though?... throw that one away, it's not for you

[@Wats06071]

1. I loved this more casual approach of sitting on the floor in a T-shirt, so yeah! more of it please. 2. Please review the "Nightcrawler". A strong contender for the most underrated movie of recent years. JG performance is genius and mesmerising.

[@claudioa76]

Hi Marianna!!! For me you are “very rewatchable” !! I can have any of your videos any time any day!! Greetings from venezuela 🇻🇪

[@ImpressionBlend]

Haha aww thank you ))

[@devonmunn5728]

Highly agree!

[@spectre5x5]

I LOVE the emotional connection between Daniel Craig and Eva Green in "Casino Royale". It is my favorite James Bond movie by far. "The Crow" is so powerful... great soundtrack too!

[@ratedgp2827]

Lol...you always present yourself as so well put together and prepared, but then you have these moments where you just totally fan girl out which I find, pretty hilarious. Loved this.

[@ImpressionBlend]

Haha I'm glad you're enjoying this :D

[@josephdedona4503]

This sparked a surprising mental exercise. What really makes a movie so re-watchable? I think it can really tell you something about a person.

[@henrietta5969]

It’s funny cause you talk about many movies that get you in a better mood on a bad day... well this video just did that for me! Love you Marianna, keep up the good work! ✌🏼

[@ImpressionBlend]

Aww thank you

[@izzad777]

Casino Royale! that is one movie i hoped people talk a lot more than they did. it is to me the greatest bond movie ever made. Skyfall is a bit of a mixed bag to me but it was generally really good. Casino Royale, M:I Fallout and the Bourne Trilogy is my favourite spy movies ever, all ranked equally to me. I really appreciate that you mentioned The Holiday. It is such a good feel movie for me. another similar movie to this would be Russell Crowe's A Good Year, which i also ranked equally with Love Actually. Great list. Thumbs up.

[@ImpressionBlend]

I'm a big fan of the Bourne Trilogy (let's pretend the 4th movie doesn't exist) and the Mission Impossible franchise, those films are so much fun when you're in the mood for spy action!

[@stephfahey1101]

You hit me in the feels when you pulled out The Crow. I just recently rewatched it and I cried. They should have released a special edition blu ray this year since its the 25th anniversary. Brandon Lee had so much potential too. RIP!

[@ImpressionBlend]

I would SO buy a special edition, I don't know why they haven't

[@danielpenney1455]

I waited until the end of the vid to know for certain, but I agree on nearly all your favorite movies, favorite meaning "watch over and over". There were a couple I had recognized the quality, but also sort of dismissed as "chick flicks", but I'm going back to them for a perspective tune-up, thanks to you. I also love your wide range of genres! Nothing like the stereotypical favorites of many women I've known. In particular, the LOTR trilogy is sacred to me as well. I've been reading most of Tolkien's books every few years since I was in middle school. He created my favorite mythos, and those movies were the first to truly live up to that significance.

[@jonathanramos8517]

You have a great collection! It's always cool seeing other movie buffs show off their collection

[@ImpressionBlend]

Thank you!

[@Angrywelder]

The one movie that I always find myself watching whenever I see it streaming is, You've Got Mail. I enjoyed this casual format a lot. I prefer the impromptu video format as it feels natural and relaxed.

[@TheMikenanners]

I don't know why but I've probably seen 'Dancer In The Dark' more than most. I also frequently rewatch Arrival, The Handmaiden, Pan's Labyrinth, Crouching Tiger and Big Lebowski among many others.....

[@leonthesleepy]

LOVED Arrival! Probably one of my favorites of the decade. "Magnolia" is one of my all time favorites and I still rewatch it a lot! Cant explain why but that film just hits me in all the right ways haha

[@ImpressionBlend]

OK, I really need to watch "Magnolia", I don't know what I'm doing with my life and why I still haven't seen it.

[@leonthesleepy]

Impression Blend would love to hear your thoughts on it! People either love or hate it haha

[@TheMikenanners]

@@ImpressionBlend Wise Up :) (you'll get what I mean)

[@pineapplejeff5695]

Hey just subbed! Love your reviews! I love how you’re more like a movie lover rather than a self proclaimed KZbin movie critic who bashes anything they don’t get or vibe with, Also I really wish I’d seen more of your movies on this list lol

[@FantasticFilms]

I absolutely love The Hateful Eight! Totally agree about it not being perfect. Kinda falls apart a bit in the last 30 minutes but everything up to that is amazing. It feels like a cozy movie to watch indoors during a storm by the fire. Movie magic just like you said.

[@chester6671]

Love this video and you in it. Seeing how happy you are when talking about your favorite films, just puts a smile on my face. Re-watching films is one of my obsessions. Probably "Some Like It Hot" is my most re-watched film. There was a time when I would see it at least twice a year, every year.

[@ImpressionBlend]

OK, so because I completely ignored my Criterion stack for some reason I ended up skipping "Some Like It Hot" which is really annoying because I rewatch the hell out of that movie >.

[@echothesilence5925]

Dracula (1992), Inception, Fight Club, Aliens, Reservoir Dogs, Wolf of the Wall Street and The Blair Witch Project

[@johnpaulroman3498]

What an amazing video! While it's great to hear people analyze the merits of a film, it's really interesting to hear people talk about the personal connections they have with films. It's interesting how you can be going through something in your life and a film you watch becomes part of that memory/experience.

[@ImpressionBlend]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it :D

[@lisaspikes4291]

One of my favorite re watchable movies is Rosemary’s Baby. I just love the clothes, New York in the 60’s, their apartment, Ruth Gordon! It’s just great!

[@cutalin]

The Crow was my favourite movie at 14, I was obsessed with the character and all the style and dialogues.

[@buch-ling654]

I was right there with you, when you talked about Jack Black's lovely character in The Holdiday. But the best moment was definitely you tearing up over The Lord of the Rings. Sacred and untouchable - I agree!!

[@muhannadalnabulsi4266]

Loving Mariana is my best movie!

[@melissabrown3976]

Princess Bride is my all time fave! I was just waiting for you to pull it out when you got to P. Did not disappoint!

[@tfpp1]

Wow, The Crow, now there's a throwback. That was a movie that also had a very strong impact on me when I was a high schooler in the 90s as well. I don't have the same urge you do to watch Hateful 8 every Christmas, but unlike most people, I find it extremely compelling and rather enjoy it, like once you start you have to finish it kinda thing. Personally, it's not too long, though it is very different for a QT film, and it's wonderful. If you like Interstellar, you should definitely watch Frequency. It's got similar emotional tones (except it's between father/son), but a very different kind of sci-fi. I could comment on all your picks but I won't take up that much space in the comment section.

[@quetiapinequeen]

OK, wow. We have the same taste in movies. Like THE SAME. I am shook. I adore Love actually, La la land, LOTR, Brooklyn and Atonement. The only one I haven’t seen is The Crow so I have to check it out. Lovely video!

[@ImpressionBlend]

Thank you so much!!

[@CSJR]

So much love for the Incendies mention!!! People really need to see it.

[@StewartCB]

You really are terrific at this. I will watch the movies that are your favs for watching multiple times. thank-you so much.

[@ImpressionBlend]

Aww thank you!

[@hugonnava]

Ocean's 11, the clever witty dialogue. "They have enough arms personnel to occupy paris, ok, bad example." "What? I need a reason, don't say money......... Been practicing this speech have you? A little bit, did I rush it, felt like I rushed it."

[@nourk8297]

I watch The Holiday every Christmas. Such a comforting happy Christmasy movie. How can anyone not like it. It’s ♥️

[@RightNowMan]

You're the most entertaining thing I've watched today.

[@Brian_Boru]

Another smash video! Well done. The casual format works a treat. Yes, please do a dedicated Nightcrawler video. And you made me so jealous when you broke out your Fifth Element steelbook!

[@monochromaticstain]

The Master, Zodiac, Spotlight and Two Lovers. First three are just top notch all around while Two Lovers, I just adore Sandra Cohen.

[@nathanslay6342]

The Hateful Eight, Whiplash, and Inglorious Bastards! Heck ya to all of those!! I love those too!!

[@chrisabbott683]

Please review Interstellar (one of my all time favourites) and Nightcrawler!

[@KlingonCaptain]

I love everything about Interstellar except for the very, very end. I hate the way his daughter treated him, like that wasn't his family too, and basically tells him to get lost.

[@gustavogutierrez2709]

KlingonCaptain “No parent should watch their child die.” ...Are you serious?

[@yuchenhe5362]

KlingonCaptain “no parents should watch their children died”is one of the most beautiful line written in the movie,Sad that didn’t hit U.

[@KlingonCaptain]

@@yuchenhe5362 As a parent myself, any parent who would leave the side of their dying child doesn't deserve to be a parent.

[@yuchenhe5362]

@@KlingonCaptain come on ～that's totally different situation.

[@funjuror]

On your recommendation I have just watched Incendies, I had never heard of the film, now I don't think I will ever forget it. I can't imagine watching it regularly, it will be with me forever.

[@duvan.deschain]

Okay, I was gonna wait till the end of the video but I have to comment this: Lessons From The Screenplay did an amazing video comparing Balck Swan and Whiplash and since you mentioned they're great together you should totally watch that. Okay, I'll continue with the video now.

[@ImpressionBlend]

Somehow that makes me feel so validated right now lol

[@kimschuler2906]

Your my favorite!!! My favorite movie of all time is V for Vendetta. I have seen it at least 100 times since i saw it in theatres.

[@taivo5753]

Love you darlin for props to The Crow. I was 18 when I saw The Crow in theaters. One of my favorite movie of all-time. It definitely has a special place in my heart because of Brandon Lee and how much the movie reminds me at the time growing up. Watched it more than 20 times. The 90’s has such memorable movie. Tombstone is another one of my favorite.

[@theinkedreader7722]

I feel exactly the same about The Hateful Eight. Although I have to admit that with the years I have realized that I can easily tell which Tarantino's movies I did not love but I cannot pick just one as my favorite among the ones I absolutely adored, because every time I watch them again I convince myself "this is my favorite of his!" but then I watch another and again "no! this is my ultimate love!" and so on..... The struggle is real XD

[@ClarkTeddles]

I once watched hateful eight 5 times in one week, still stands as my favorite film. great video!

[@mediasawdust2458]

Like most, I always go back to The Thing, but I watch The Last of the Mohicans and Heat at least once a year. I also watch Ravenous once a year and I'm telling you Mrs. Blend - it's right up your alley.

[@ImpressionBlend]

Which "Ravenous"? Apparently, there is more than one

[@mediasawdust2458]

@@ImpressionBlend 1999 with Guy Pearce and Robert Carlyle.

[@petropaoloaguilar6673]

That Interstellar crying scene, makes my eyes water too and I don't even have to see it..

[@edsonbarros2308]

Hi from Brazil! A very nice way to show your collection and talk about movies. I loved it. My most watched: Fright Night (1985), Ladyhawke, Frankie and Johnny, Bound, Stardust, Titanic, and The Invasion of Body Snatchers (1978). Thanks for sharing you are always so nice!

[@ImpressionBlend]

Aww I love the original "Fright Night"!

[@Ry_Guy1]

Marianna, I absolutely loved this video; you've got quite the eclectic collection! Many of your pics I found myself nodding and saying/thinking "same" From Casino Royale and Whiplash (JK Simmons is severely underrated as an actor), to The Crow and V for Vendetta, I think my heart skipped a few beats, ha. I love the content of your videos as I'm usually picking your brain on movie reviews. This was something different entirely and really enjoyed you showing us your collection of favorites, so to speak. Keep up the awesome work.

[@aajiv1748]

Seven Samurai (1954) Akira Kurosawa Pather Panchali (1955) Satyajit Ray (truly one of those most unjustly not well known films of all time, a true masterpiece. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) Stanley Kubrick there is no other film like it. 400 Blows, The (1959) François Truffaut Vertigo (1958) Alfred Hitchcock one Hitchcock's great films and like many other's of his not nominated for best film Oscar. Chinatown (1974) Roman Polanski's gem Wild Bunch, The (1969) Sam Peckinpah known only for it's action this is poignant story. Searchers, The (1956) John Ford's best western and an unusual one for 1956... this great film got zero nominations for an academy award in any category!!! In recent times I have watched the Coen Brother's version of True Grit many times, this story by Charles Portis is best Western I know of.... the John Wayne version is very good but the Coen's trumped that film in 2010... a terrific cast... That's just some...

[@movielover828]

As a movie fanatic, there are some movies that I find them rewatchable at all times: 1. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (dir. Quentin Tarantino) 2. Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World’s End aka The Cornetto Trilogy (dir. Edgar Wright) 3. Wild Tales (dir. Damián Szifron) 4. Snowpiercer (dir. Bong Joon-ho) 5. Baby Driver (dir. Edgar Wright) 6. Fargo (dir. Coen Bros.) 7. Inglourious Basterds (dir. Quentin Tarantino) 8. The Hateful Eight (dir. Quentin Tarantino) 9. Shallow Grave (dir. Danny Boyle) 10. Bohemian Rhapsody (dir. Bryan Singer) 11. Army of Darkness (dir. Sam Raimi) 12. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (dir. Tim Burton) 13. Edward Scissorhands (dir. Tim Burton) 14. Pulp Fiction (dir. Quentin Tarantino) 15. Kill Bill (dir. Quentin Tarantino) 16. Interstellar (dir. Christopher Nolan) 17. The Matrix Trilogy (dir. The Wachowski Siblings) 18. The Grand Budapest Hotel (dir. Wes Anderson) 19. School of Rock (dir. Richard Linklater) 20. Parasite (dir. Bong Joon-ho) P.S. Your films that you mentioned are truly rewatchable as always.👍🏻

[@jasonraschen1109]

That’s a very cool collection. Thank you for sharing.

[@marco_vz]

V for Vendetta (the graphic novel) is also great!

[@Christel85]

Loving the casual, cozy feel of this video. 🧡🖤

[@ImpressionBlend]

I'm glad you enjoyed it :D

[@mattlovesmovies]

The hateful eight may be my most rewatched movie of the past few years solely because I can’t stop watching it during the winter!

[@travisf3875]

I grew up on 70s and 80s movies, but I'm right there with you Marianna on The Fifth Element, The Matrix, Shawshank, and especially The Crow. I watched all of the classic Bruce Lee movies as a kid and saw Brandon Lee's star begin to rise in the early 90s. To this day, it STILL makes me sad that his life got cut short after such an iconic performance in the Crow. I would add to my list; Raiders of the Lost Ark, Kill Bill, and one of my all time 80s favs; the big, fun Western with an all star cast, Silverado :-)

[@ImpressionBlend]

Mostly 80s and 90s for me, but I'm slowly catching up on some 70s. Though some of my favorite films are from the 70s, I just don't watch them as much as I used to growing up.

[@travisf3875]

I don’t watch many 70s movies over and over anymore, but some of my favorites that I’ve seen many many times are: Jaws, Close Encounters, Superman, Grease, and of course, Star Wars. 😀

[@cariocamotodenman658]

“Somewhere in time” I can’t stop watching this!

[@user-hardbrain]

Most rewatchable movies for me Mad Max: Fury Road The Shape of Water Captain America: Winter Soldier Star Wars: Force Awakens Guardians of the Galaxy How to Train Your Dragon Star Trek Beyond Toy Story 2 Tangled Finding Nemo Monsters Inc. Zootopia Shrek 2 Jumanji Charlies Angels(2000)

[@keithdongrui4041]

The hateful eight is one of my go to movies to put on my TV because I prefer to have something going in the background while I’m doing work or something else. It truly is movie magic that has been blessed by the genius mind of Tarantino.

[@ericanthony7952]

Five movies I watch over and over again-- Klute (1971), McCabe and Mrs. Miller (1971), Nashville (1975), All That Jazz (1979) and Reds (1981).

[@thefilmpoet5585]

“Inglorious Basterds” has to be Tarantino’s best film. Everyone always says it’s “Pulp Fiction,” but I find myself coming back to “Inglorious Basterds” time & time again. “Once Upon A Time in Hollywood” is wildly underrated too.

[@stevenbatke2475]

I’m with you with the Basterds. Amazing movie.

[@giovannifoulmouth7205]

Django unchained is the only Tarantino film I saw and I struggle to understand how he could've done something better.

[@thefilmpoet5585]

@@giovannifoulmouth7205 Django is an incredible movie, but it’s definitely worth giving Inglorious Basterds a watch. I think it’s his best film, but I can see Django in the #1 spot too.

[@brendanlittle2498]

Just recently watched Snowpiercer for them first time, then I watched Parasite. Both movies are amazing. Bong Joon Ho is great

[@TheMobCultVideo]

i saw hateful8 opening night on xmas on a 70mm projection with overture, and intermission and it was so amazing, and truly captured the spirit of winter, at least the spirit of winter. it was the perfect way to spend my xmas evening, and i know exactly what you mean! i’ve watched it so many times and also can’t wait for a cold winters day to watch it again.

[@ImpressionBlend]

I saw it in 70mm two and it was an unforgettable experience. Not on Christmas though, a few days later ))

[@averyfollett4005]

Yes yes yes! Arrival is one of my all time faves and would watch again and again 👍

[@meretrix06]

The way you talk about Arrival got you a subscriber. One of my all time favourite movies.

[@deadstellarengine]

Loved it, the improv was perfect, adorable, intelligent and fluid. I would watch these style video's from you , no problem...it's nice to see more of your personality and "off the cuff-ness-ness-ness-ness" Cheers!

[@Guyver1282]

The Crow! Yes, definitely. I watch it on Devil's night every year. Then V in November, Serendipity in December, and Deck the Halls as my Christmas movie. 😍

[@mafxarr8776]

I’ve seen most of the movies you mentioned here, with the Lord of the rings being one of my all-time favorites as well. I probably see it once a year as a ritual. Kill Bill duology is another one I seem to watch every year or so. Apart from those, The Last Unicorn is also probably my most re-watched cartoon.

[@duvan.deschain]

So, remember when you said "let me know if you want me to do an updated video on the crow". The answer is YES, YES TO ALL of the videos you asked about making 😁 I know I've said this before but, you get me. I watched Black Swan 7 times in theaters so you can imagine how much I've seen it at home. Movies that I watch can't stop year watching are: The Matrix, The Crow, Scream, The Craft, Love Actually, The Bourne trilogy (I don't watch the last entry so much), Her, La La Land, Lion The Professional, Closer (what A CAST!), Panic Room, Inside Man, The Brave One (which would be super polemic nowadays), Fight Club, Snatch, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Gone In 60 Seconds, The Raid, Sunshine and of course MCU films, specifically the Spidey Ones! There's tons more but you mentioned some of my favorites so, no need to repeat. BEAUTIFUL VIDEO! ALso, Frank Darabont is the best filmmaker to adapt King's work followed now by Mike Flanagan, in my opinion.

[@ImpressionBlend]

Thank you! We have so many of the same favorites, but I'm particularly happy to see "Closer" on your list-NOBODY talks about this movie, and I think it's great. Also "Her", love that one so much!

[@duvan.deschain]

@@ImpressionBlend Closer is brilliantly written and acted. It deserves more attention and love!

[@ArvindPremanand]

Incendies is one of the greatest movies ever made. I was shaking as the credits rolled.

[@ImpressionBlend]

It really is!

[@soundhead18]

Not seen a couple of these like The Holiday and some other one...but the rest it’s like, “Yes!”. You have great taste in movies :) LOTR are also the ones I saw in theaters that blew me away and introduced me to the Epic film genre. Totally transported you into the world of the film. That is very rare.

[@theinternetaholic4172]

I often rewatch religiously "The Lion King 3". I don't know why, but I love Timon and Pumbaa's dynamic in this movie. The way you feel about "Devil Wears Prada" and "About Time", this is my "spirit uplifter". Jodie Foster's "Money Monster" is a thriller that I quite enjoy and Christopher Nolan's "Dunkirk" (3 or 4 times in the theatre).

[@sifatshams1113]

Unbreakable. It's slow, dreary, and kind of depressing, but there is literally no other film like it in existence.

[@EwwwitsMara]

I was expecting Hereditary on this list! Great list and loved the video

[@EwwwitsMara]

Also YES PLEASE DO INTERSTELLAR

[@gavinhenderson7250]

I've only recently discovered your channel but It's really quite refreshing to see someone with such an eclectic and diverse taste in film. I would be interested to hear your thoughts on Interstellar and Nightcrawler. Thanks for the content. Looking forward to more.

[@billkeon880]

Just stunning and enchanting. Oh yes and I like the movies too

[@Moretosh]

Great video.. honest and good picks. Nothing wrong with using movies as therapy:) in fact we use movies to heal in our group. Thx!!

[@lkabt]

Hi Mariana. Love your videos. I am a movie buff/watcher. Your videos are spot-on. I watch H8 frequently. I saw it first when it came out in the giant theatre The Hollywood in Portland Oregon. There are 2 upstairs small theatres which are fun too and intimate. I missed getting the opening night ticket, Christmas Day. Sold out so I saw it Sunday. Tarantino surprised everyone, he showed up opening night. Darn. So Sunday. Every seat was filled. It was introduced by the director of the theatre. Short introduction. The movie started. Thrilling! from start to finish. Completely quiet. From chapter to chapter to end. Then long applause. I wanted to see the opening of OUATIH as I refer to it as at the Hollywood too, in the same huge room and a same large audience but I was in Vegas. Saw it later in the Hollywood, maybe my 3rd of something like 15 theatre viewings. I am stuck on that movie. Like others. Like Frantic. Harrison Ford, Roman Polanski. Hey, there is a connection.

[@rossshiell2670]

Sneakers for me - another 90s classic.

[@krisztinasallai9783]

My holiday movie is In Bruges :D

[@ImpressionBlend]

LOVE it, my kind of humor!

[@Onmysheet]

The movie loses it's plot near the end.

[@bnotnow18]

Just subscribed to your channel.. love your collection!! I recommend “ ain’t them bodies saint”, “ a ghost story” , “ out of the furnace “ amazing movies!!!!

[@KnightOfNight3405]

The most movie I have ever watched is The Dark Knight. That movie is just a masterpiece.

[@enigmaticspirit1]

Rewatchable movies have one thing in common... The *Journey* not the *Destination* Some Categories with Examples are :- *A Fun Ride* : Ferris Buler's Day Off, Blues Brothers. Princess Bride, Rat Race, *Emotional Roller*-coaster; The Curious case of Benjamin Button, The Green Mile. The Time Travelers Wife. *Adventure Packed* : Raiders of the Lost Ark, Aliens, Terminator 2, *Drawn in* : The Matrix, Avatar. Shawshank Redemption. *A Hero's Journey* : Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, *Off the Beaten Track* : Edward Scissorhands, Rocky Horror Picture show, Pan's Labyrinth *Still Confused After*: Repo Man, Mullholland Drive, *Watch Between the Lines* : Eyes Wide Shut, Labyrinth, Fight Club

[@sigmacademy]

The Hateful Eight isn't a masterpiece by any stretch, but it still has that old-school sense of justice and rough edges of anything can happen that gives it authenticity - something a lot of modern movies lack, IMHO. :P

[@danielsweet858]

I'd ❤️ to see what you would pick from the Criterion Closet. Glad I discovered your channel today. Nice to be talked to instead of yelled at.🎃

[@whats-going-on-fellas]

got the exact same feeling about "hateful eight" even thought it's quite bloody and unsettling at times, still very cozy and, in some specific way, warming movie, especially in cold winter evening

[@bigjohnkapert2827]

Again, I just found you today, while looking for a review of The Lodge. I am impressed with you and your videos, very enjoyable, love your enthisiasum. Also, enjoy your taste in movies and shows, which are very similar to my own. Keep on keepin' on.

[@otsmovies]

Yes!! This is how I collect. I don't just buy everything. I only buy blus if I'm going to watch them over and over.

[@adiketia]

Thanks for the video. I share with you many of your favourite movies. However, there're many I didn't know about and that I'll keep in mind next time I won't know what to watch.

[@FotonHugger]

Thumbs up for Arrival. I remember reading Ted Chiang's "The Story of Your Life" and thinking to myself "I'd love to see that story as a film but it'd be a challenge to pull off". I had somewhat low expectations for it but was pleasantly surprised with Arrival: great cast, great direction, sound design and music. Watched it multiple times and still re-watch it from time to time. Great collection overall