What are your "comfort films"?

fonecrusher1

Groundhog Day.

Its great fun.

Andrewf20

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

Superbad
Call Me By Your Name
Zodiac
Taxi Driver
Sideways
Annie Hall
The Social Network
Goodfellas

Good shout for Sideways. Probably the most hilarious film I ever saw that almost no one has heard about.

TheValeyard

TheValeyard wrote: »

The scene of Robert De Niro in drag, never fails to make me laugh

My ex made me watch Stardust and I must say it was quite enjoyable.

Spore

Withnail & I


I've only watched it about 46 times

Dtp1979

Step brothers
Eurovision
This is 40
Blades of glory
Dodgeball
Tropic thunder

The Wedding Date
Le Divorce
Lord of The Rings trilogy
The Princess Bride
Love Actually
Hampstead
The Prestige
Chocolat
Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azhkaban

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

Andrewf20 wrote: »

Good shout for Sideways. Probably the most hilarious film I ever saw that almost no one has heard about.

"I mean, don't you just want to feel that cozy little box grip down on your Johnson?" is the funniest description of sex I have ever heard.

Greyfox

Terminator 1&2
Braveheart
Shawshank
Pulp fiction

Homelander

Starship Troopers. Have seen it about 30 times at this stage and practically know it word for word.

Archeron

Monsters Inc one and two.

RedXIV

Any of the Lethal Weapon series

Die Hard used to be in there but the first DVDs we owned when we got a dvd player were Die Hard 1 & 2. I watched them just a little too much and had to find my 80s cop fix elsewhere

Snails pace

Kelly's Heroes
Blazing Saddles
The Holiday
All the Indiana Jones movies

Sarn

Groundhog Day.

Its great fun.

Wesser

Forrest gump

Makes me cry every time

angel eyes 2012

Coming to America
Weekend at Bernie's
The Wedding Singer
Clueless
And Mannequin

Fritzbox

Kung Fu Panda

Prometheus

ErnestBorgnine

Cool Hand Luke
First Blood
Evil Dead II
Unforgiven
The Thing

andekwarhola

Trading Places
Stir Crazy

Edgware

High Noon.
A few cans, Hunky Dorys and telling the kids about The Virginian and the High Chapparal.

Charlie19

andekwarhola wrote: »

Trading Places
Stir Crazy

Trading Places gets a thumbs-up from me.

Brilliant Christmas movie.

ednwireland

fifth element

I always find A Matter of Life and Death uplifting.

Or anything with Terry-Thomas, the scoundrel.

Aongus Von Bismarck

The Dollar Trilogy, especially A Fistful of Dollars.

2001, A Space Odyssey. It's just so ambitious, cinematic, and strangely soothing for large parts of it while always having the menacing backdrop running through it.

I'll openly admit to having a soft spot for Clueless.

EmmetSpiceland

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I always find A Matter of Life and Death uplifting.

Or anything with Terry-Thomas, the scoundrel.

He’s great in ‘School for Scoundrels’.

EmmetSpiceland

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

He’s great in ‘School for Scoundrels’.

A conniving rotter, lock up your women.

Oh, The Field.

I know it all - God made the world, but seaweed made that field boy.
And every line gets better. And everyone thinks its crap till they see it. And its class. And Sean Bean dies.

pgj2015

21 jump street.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

The Dollar Trilogy, especially A Fistful of Dollars.

2001, A Space Odyssey. It's just so ambitious, cinematic, and strangely soothing for large parts of it while always having the menacing backdrop running through it.

I'll openly admit to having a soft spot for Clueless.

Clueless is a great film and rightfully highly regarded. Not a guilty pleasure at all.

Mr Meanor

Anything from Studio Ghibli or Laika Studios

Capt'n Midnight

Deleted User wrote: »

Or anything with Terry-Thomas, the scoundrel.

Have you see Danger: Diabolik ?