LOTR trilogy extended 

This seems to be the answer to most of the questions on this sub.

I’m okay with that tbh

And my axe

Damnit. You beat me to it.

I'm saying no to this one. I prefer this trilogy in the comfort of my own home, fireplace on and some hot cocoa or similar. Not a movie for trips imo

Mad Max Fury Road, Fantastic Mr Fox, Gladiator, Terminator 2, Thor Ragnarok, Shaun of the Dead, The Florida Project, Inside Llewyn Davis, 10 Cloverfield Lane, Cabin in the Woods

Solid choices I like this list.

Cabin in the woods. A fun movie.

Double featured with Tucker and Dale vs Evil is a great time

This is a very good list

Ive seen Fantastic Mr Fox and Shaun of the Dead and I loved them--im betting ill like the rest as well. Thank u for the recs!

Lonesome Dove It’s a miniseries with a 384 minute running time, but it’s also in the running for the greatest western ever.

This does not get called out enough.

Thanks for the rec! I haven't dived into westerns despite being a history buff, this will be a nice chance of pace : )

So you know, Woodrow F. McCall, one of the lead characters, is based on Charles Goodnight. A rather famous rancher and Texas Ranger.

12 Angry Men The Dollars Trilogy Taxi Driver Pulp Fiction Goodfellas Little Miss Sunshine No Country For Old Men Prisoners Awakenings Back To The Future Her The Green Mile Django Unchained Reservoir Dogs Once Upon A Time In The West Once Upon A Time In Hollywood The Shining Leon: The Professional The Truman Show Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind Scent Of A Woman The Intern Shaun Of The Dead Children Of Men The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules

Another good list

I have watched these over and over: From Time to Time Sneakers Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Oscar Clue Man Up Keeping Mum Hot Fuzz Nanny McFee & Nanny McFee Returns The Mummy (1999's masterpiece yada yada yada) Thor: Ragnarok Christmas with the Krunks White Christmas The Last Boy Scout Die Hard The Princess Bride I can also recommend binge-worthy TV shows.

Sneakers is fantastic. So happy to see someone mention it!

"And Tahiti."

"Tahiti is not in Europe."

O_o. o_0 "And. Tahiti."

"Excuse me. When you get the box, then you give us geography lessons. Until then, this man goes to Tahiti." Had to look River's line up haha

Always loved how he’s says Winnebago

> I can also recommend binge-worthy TV shows. Well, let's have it then

I'm into murder mysteries and BritBox so here goes: Father Brown Hamish Macbeth Poirot Ghosts (UK & US) Upload Diagnosis Murder Law & Order (original version) Luther Doc Martin Sherlock Elementary Parks & Rec (give the 1st season grace) New Tricks That should do for now, I think. Edit: Forgot about Psych and Monk. Edit 2: and Firefly and Castle (although hearing about the strife on set was a bummer). Edit 3: Death In Paradise and Murdoch Mysteries

This is like the modern version of the random VHS collection your grandma had.

Man, I love Sherlock, but I can't get into Elementary. I can understand why some people like the gender-swaps, but as a book fan, I just can't enjoy it.

Keeping Mum is the best!

Sometimes I relegate people to the pond in my mind. It's canon for me that Hot Fuzz occurs in the same parish.

I’ll add my vote to these! Sneakers (and maybe add The Usual Suspects) Hot Fuzz Die Hard

Damn, it's a shame the last boy scout isn't mentioned more. One of tony Scott's best films.

Sneakers, Ma man!

Thank you for saying Clue, it's one of my all time favorites, and a lot of people don't appreciate it

It's wild, I only really could watch 3 of these over and over. I love seeing different taste in cinema.

I leave a message on your service but you do not call

If you've never seen any I'd recommend some James Bond films. Goldeneye and/or Casino Royale are solid entry points.

Two of the best!

Don't sleep on From Russia with Love!

The Fifth Element

the dvds i really packed on a similar trip some years back: Zoolander, Inception, Legends of the Fall, Finding Graceland, the Princess Bride, the Lost Boys, the Crow

Big Trouble in Little China Stardust Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 The Thing

Kurt Russell fan are we? Might as well add Escape from New York to the list!

I’d rather not spend the winter tied to this f*cking couch.

National Treasure 1+2, and the TV show Community

#sixseasonsandamovie

“I’m Jehovah’s most secret witness.”

🎵 troy and abed stealing the declaration of independence 🎵

I used to listen to this track unironically on repeat. And star burns too. What a banger.

#sixseasonsandamovie !!

Any James Cameron movie is good viewing.

Star Wars should last awhile

And May the 4th be with you! :)

The Great Race

More pies!

Jo Jo Rabbit Raising Arizona Her Interstellar

Went into Jo Jo Rabbit totally blind and it was amazing.

Interstellar & Inception

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i love that the last unicorn is on this list. those are some very eclectic, interesting adult films. and the last f'ing unicorn!

Totally thought me and my sister were the only people on the planet that watched that movie a ton growing up

>Royal Tenenbaums Loved that movie. Great cast. And I'm a huge fan of Elliott Smith and was so happy he was featured in it (that scene was Like Wilson hits hard with his song playing in the background).

The Dark Knight

No Country For Old Men Aliens Interstellar Die Hard Midnight In Paris Princes Bride Lord Of The Rings True Lies There Will Be Blood Band Of Brothers (not a movie but still) Spy Game Amelie Jurassic Park Star Wars The Rock Oceans Eleven Drive Heat Shawshank Redemption Wind River Collateral Pulp Fiction Sicario Clerks Jackie Brown

Great list

Nacho libre The never ending story Beetle juice Mean creek Terminator 2 Tropic thunder Valerian and the city of a thousand planets Kubo and the two strings Count of monte cristo 2002 Brazil Legend

2012

Flight, Whiplash, Hell or High Water, Gattaca, Little Miss Sunshine, Uncut Gems, Man on Fire, Nine Queens, Wild Tales, The Secret in Their Eyes, Mcfarland USA, Mother and Child. These are awesome films...

1776. Great musical about the writing of the declaration of independence. He Never Died. I love this movie, I feel like most people haven't heard of it. Gladiator. Rocky I, II, III, IV. Iron Man, Avengers. Seabiscuit. A few Pixar/Disney movies, like Bug's Life, Tangled, Encanto, Lion King, etc. When you don't feel like a grown up movie.

>1776 A man of culture I see! The music had no business being so catchy lol. He Never Died looks right up my alley, thanks for your recs!

The Whole Nine Yards. Peak comedy with Matthew Perry, Bruce Willis, Amanda Peet, Natasha Henstridge, Michael Clarke Duncan, and Kevin Pollak. Dentist (Perry) trapped in a hellish marriage realises a former Chicago mob hitman (Willis) has moved in next door, hiding from his former boss (Pollak) and contract killer colleagues (Duncan). I rarely do comedy, but this one makes me laugh out loud every time I see it. Matthew Perry acts flawlessly, with perfect line deliveries and top-notch comedic body language. Just watch the first scene with him talking to his wife, and then pulling out of the driveway, and you'll immediately know if the movie is for you. Great soundtrack, too. Lots of good blues, jazz, and cleverly composed background music/soundtracks.

Dollars trilogy

What do you like? I don’t want to just hit you with a rando list.

- Mission impossible - Fallout, Rogue Nation - Speed - Logan - Dark Star - Hera Pheri - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly - Sorcerer - Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara - The Apartment - Euro Trip - Tenet - Indy 5 - Treasure Planet - Apocalypse Now - The Great Escape - Back To The Future - Bullitt - The Wild Bunch - DDLJ - John Wick 4

O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Stardust. It's a wonderfully fun movie.

Scott Pilgrim

Children of Men But I started watching training and how-to videos and its been a good change.

Get the whole Coen brothers catalog

White men can't jump, the dark crystal, before the devil knows you're dead.

watch MCU movies chronologically in disney+ it will not bore you

Franchises are your friend.  And maybe some TV shows.  

Dune part one and two Rouge One

Singin’ in the Rain ,an American movie, I really like it

Kill Bill,Saw,dead Poets Society ,The Dreamers (2003),Witness for the Prosecution

Bedazzled (2000) Blade Speed Superman the Movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding The Incredibles

Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy. It's a bit oughter than LotR for a long trip but still captures that jumpt out of your seat fun and immersion.

In Bruges

I love movies with beautiful scenery or narration that is soothing. My favs that are over 15 years old but still stand the test of time are Cold Mountain Green Mile Shawshank Redemption Gladiator The Pianist

Here's my best movies to fall asleep to list: * tinker tailor soldier spy * money ball * the big short * the Irishman * inside lywin Davis * mud * Donnie brasco * godfather 1 and 2 * the revenant

The Bourne movies are infinitely rewatch able and feature lots of travel so they’re perfect for me

There’s been great suggestions but I’ll also add some good thrillers :)  Prisoners, Shutter island, Exam, and Greenland 

Come and See Requiem for a Dream Irreversible Three amazing movies that you will never watch again, because it's too emotional and painful.

Any billy wilder films

Any of the Muppets movies

Django Unchained is the only 3 hour movie that I wish was longer. It's entertaining the whole way and you wouldn't even notice how long it is. The plot follows a former slave who is bought and then recruited by a bounty hunter to track and kill his former slave owners and reunite with his wife. What ensues is an emotional, action packed, and cartoonishly gory movie. I don't recommend watching if you are sensitive to violence and racism.

A beautiful Mind

1. Blues Brothers 2. The Warriors 3. Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas 4. The Invention Of Lying 5. The 36th Chamber Of Shaolin 6. Pirate Radio/The Boat That Rocked 7. Big Trouble In Little China 8. Mystery Men 9. Swiss Army Man 10. Drive Angry 11. The Harder They Fall 12. Another State Of Mind I’ve left off any horror recommendations, I love horror as well as horror/comedies, but I didn’t know whether you were comfortable with those genres

Oh no, please reccomend me your favorite horror/ horror-comedies as well! I'm a fan of all genres. This is a very long trip haha.

Okay, I’ll add on to the list: 13. Bad Taste (horror/comedy) 14. Satanic (2016, horror) 15. The Lords Of Salem (horror/psychedelic) 16. Race With The Devil (horror/action) 17. Fido (horror/comedy) 18. Anna And The Apocalypse (horror/comedy/musical) 19. Hush (2016, horror) 20. In The Mouth Of Madness (horror)

If this is your only entertainment, including music, then a musical would be a good choice. Comedy and horror I feel have the most rewatch potential. So maybe young Frankenstein, Monty Python's Holy Grail, Alien, and The Thing? I mean, porn would have to be on this list id imagine.

If you enjoy older films, and can do subtitles, I'll go a little more obscure here: Riffii (1955) - A gripping jewel heist movie. surprisingly violent crime film for its era. Hara-kiri (1962) - A samurai requests to commit ritual suicide in the garden of a local lord. But first, he has a story to tell. I had literally no idea where this movie was going to go next. Really excellent. High and Low (1963) - When kidnappers mistakenly abduct the child of his employee instead of his own, a businessman is forced to make some tough decisions about the ransom. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time.

Mary & Max Akira Soul Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island Rosetta Toy Story series The Conversation Inside Llewyn Davis Also can’t help but recommend A Goofy Movie, Finding Nemo, Forrest Gump, and Stand by Me for their adventurous themes

All of Quentin Tarantino's movies, all of Chris Nolan's movies, all of James Cameron's movies, all of Ari Aster's movies, all of Alex Garland's movies, all of Denis Villeneuve's movies, all of Bong Joon Ho's movies, Tony Scott's movies, all of Guillermo Del Toro's movies, Tim Burton movies, Alejandro González Iñárritu movies, Tayler Sheridan's American Front Trilogy.

Super late but Lucky Number Slevin is a great movie, one of those movies I wish I could watch for the first time again

LotR trilogy, Braveheart, The Patriot, and Tombstone. With those, you'll survive anything.

The Darjeeling Limited.

On long flights, I lean towards funny and or light-hearted films. If action is involved I go the PG13 route. Rush Hour 1&2 Meet the Parents. Spiderman" Far from Home Cedar Rapids. Guardians trilogy Nick & Nora's Infinite Playlist Midnight in Paris Ferris Buellers Day Off Made of Honor

Most of mine have been said. Anyone say Girl with the Dragon tattoo? I always feel a good psychological thriller always helps pass the time. Doesn’t hurt it’s an excellent movie.

Avengers Infinity War Avengers Endgame Spider-Man No Way Home The Iron Giant The Lion King Aladdin Hercules Star Wars 4 5 6 Back to the Future trilogy Guardians of the Galaxy 1 2 3 The Dark Knight Trilogy Lord of the Rings trilogy extended versions King Kong Godzilla

Dumb and Dumber American beauty Reservoir dogs Blade runner 2049 The shining Jaws Fargo Burn after reading Raising Arizona I could go on forever..

Wow, what an exciting opportunity to dive into the world of film! Since you're open to all genres and looking to explore, here are a few recommendations to get you started: 1. "The Shawshank Redemption" - A timeless classic that's sure to captivate you with its powerful storytelling and unforgettable characters. 2. "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" - A thought-provoking and visually stunning film that will take you on an emotional journey unlike any other. 3. "Pan's Labyrinth" - A dark and fantastical masterpiece that blurs the lines between reality and imagination, perfect for sparking your sense of wonder. 4. "The Grand Budapest Hotel" - A whimsical and charming tale set in a quirky world filled with eccentric characters and stunning visuals. 5. "Spirited Away" - Since you're into anime, this enchanting film from Studio Ghibli is a must-watch, offering a magical and surreal experience. Whether you're in the mood for drama, fantasy, or comedy, these films have something for everyone.

A good watch is Paul, its basically a sci fi comedy and it's one of my favorite ones, if you like Seth Rogen, you'll like that one

The professor(Johnny Depp) Chronicle Limitless Step brothers John wick A World Without Thieves The prestige The sandlot Constantine Anger management 13 going on 30 Batman begins Spider-Man Ted Fullmetal Alchemist Anime School Rumble Anime ps i love you remember me Good will hunting

they came together the brothers solomon

Harry Potter movies, love some light and fun watch

Forrest Gump Not that it's long, it's just easy to start and stop at any moment. Also, it's just a feel good movie with a bit of wanderlust

Repo Man The Jerk The Sting

Pitch Perfect (all 3)

The Martian, the last Starfighter (unappreciated classic), space cowboys, down periscope, and a few old John Wayne movies like McClintock, the quiet man, Rio bravo, north to Alaska, the man who shot liberty valance.

For me the nightmare on elm street movies

The Irishman Scarface

12 Angry Men. The older i get the more important this movie gets.

*The Quiet Man* and *Father Goose* are a couple old movies that get better each time you watch them.

Casablanca!!! I'm in my '30s and love it, or if you like screwball comedies and mysteries, The Thin Man

SAW 1 through X

A Serbian Film

Troy

Rewatchable for me: Fight Club, Princess Bride, Hurt Locker, Interstellar (waning), Dune (growing). Zero Dark Thirty, Master and Commander, Dogma (got it lol) I’m not a “movie person”. I was in the military for seven deployments, so I’ve seen like fragments of every movie while having different extreme emotions. Those are from my DVD list, they’re kinda known favorites… definitely lean military, not a lot of nudity, definitely the thing you play for deployed people these were “popular” too. YMMV I’m kinda reading this list to find new ones for myself, but here’s my thing: Other people’s recommendations **suck**. Find a *person that reviews things* that you like, and go from there, that’s helped me **a ton** in my “real life”.

Thanks for the recs! >Find a *person that reviews things* that you like, and go from there, that’s helped me **a ton** in my “real life”. Oh, well, that's the problem, I don't have much of a preference when it comes to genres. I grew up watching mostly anime so my taste in film is...a bit lacking in basis, to say the least. I figure, what's a better way to get my feet wet than to grab a bit from every genre? It's going to be a very long trip lol

I seriously am going with top 100 lists personally. My issue is *I never picked whatever*, I’m just an easily content person. Get podcasts, books, music too. Like fuckit buy a journal, feel me? Why not?

Little Big Man

I just did a 6-hour flight from London to Chicago with Hot Shots Part Deux, The Holdovers, and The Good Guys. Time flew by.

Hayao Miyazaki Movies! My three favorites, which all have good dubs if you aren't into subtitles, are Spirited Away, Princess Monoke, and Howell's Moving Castle. I love Alfred Hitchock - my three favorites are Rebecca, Vertigo and Notorious, but all of his speaking films are worth a watch.

Miyazaki movies are my favorite! I haven't dipped into Alfred Hitchcock but I'm excited to check these out. Thanks for the recs : )

You gotta stock up on dumb comedies that you don't have to pay attention to to enjoy. Will Ferrell, Ben Stiller, Adam Sandler, Farley and Spade.

Mission impossible series

Three Amigos Mystery men Young Frankenstein Blazing Saddles Kelly's Heroes High plains drifter Blues Brothers The Muppets

The Descendants  Dirty Rotten Scoundrels  Prince of the City Oppenheimer 

You’ve Got Mail, While You Were Sleeping, My Best Friend’s Wedding….You can never go wrong with a good romcom

Deadwood. The Good Place. Breaking Bad. Adventure Time. Seinfeld.

The Alien movies!

I take two kinds of movies when I fly: 1. Movies I haven't seen to keep me entertained. 2. Movies I've seen so many times that closing my eyes won't take away from the experience.

Gremlins (1984) Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990)

Get a random selection off Netflix, I did this when work denied wifi access. Downloaded about 15gb. Interesting selection.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall, I Love You Man, Tropic Thunder and The 40 Year Old Virgin should cover you on comedies.

Interstellar, Shawshank Redemption, Super Bad, Pans Labyrinth are my go to’s!

Mine are mostly older comedies: Ruthless People Six Days Seven Knights Romancing the Stone A Knights Tale Bowfinger Get Shorty Guardians of the Galaxy Heaven can Wait (1978) A Fish Called Wanda True Lies F/X Elvis Has Left the Building Galaxy Quest Shaun of the Dead

Once upon a time in Hollywood

Dumb and Dumber

Better Off Dead Labrinth The Sting Cincinnati Kid Key Largo An American In Paris

I *must have* The Thing and Alien 1 & 2 as my comfort movies. I could also happily watch and rewatch Zombieland, Tucker & Dale, Cabin in the Woods, The Changeling (70s ghost story), Big Lebowski, Terminator, Jaws, Predator, Predators, AVP, Roadhouse (the new one!), Star Trek First Contact (I love the spooky Borg), Pulp Fiction, Forrest Gump, Princess Bride, The Private Eyes (80s), Foul Play (80s), Jumanji 1 & 2 (the new ones), Megamind, Iron Giant, Meet the Robinsons, Atlantis, Treasure Planet, Jungle Book, Watership Down, and Emperors New Groove.

The Handmaiden Nymphomaniac All of the Hunger Games movies All Marvel movies in order lmao

Fargo 13th Warrior LOTR ROTK Extended Edition Rogue One Troy Hereditary The Pianist Blade Runner 2049 1917 The Other Guys

All time favs that I rewatch happy gilmore zohan norbit nutty professor silver linings first 2 ip mans Surfs up

Troy. It's epic

Lotr on a shitty mini screen?? hell no! Watch the Spy, Baby Reindeer or Fall out.

Dune 1 & 2

Paulie V's scifi satire trilogy: RoboCop Starship Troopers Total Recall

Heavenly Creatures -early PEter Jackson, Melanie Lynskey and Kate Winslet's first movie. It's based on a true story that shocked 1950's New Zealand. The Meddler -a heartwarming, very well written/acted dramedy about a widowed (or divorced) mother and her daughter and their relationship. Starring Susan Sarandon and Rose Byrne.

Mr. Nobody (with Jared Leto) - that movie is a masterpiece and you need it.

Sabrina (1995) The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent (2022) The Lake House (2006) The Mummy (1999) The Patriot (2000) When Harry Met Sally (1989) The Man From U.N.C.L.E (2015) The Gentlemen (2019) The Untouchables (1987) Ratatouille (2007) Tangled (2010) Aladdin (1992)

The Lord Of The Rings and The Dark Knight trilogies. That would be enough for me.

Into the Wild & Garden State.

The Seven Samurai Akira Kurosawa

Mr. Lonely The Way Way Back Mulholland Drive Everybody Wants Some Me, Earl and The Dying Girl Paprika Gummo

Long trip I thought you meant acid

Harry Potter movies

Take some good horror movies Evil Dead (1981) and the 2013 remake. The Thing (1982) The Ring Night of the Living Dead (1968) A Nightmare on Elm Street Halloween (1978) The Shining and Dr Sleep The Silence of the Lambs The Descent Insidious Saw The Lost Boys Christine They Live Psycho Invasion of the Body Snatchers Misery The Dead Zone

Superbad , Hot Rod ,Please Dont Destroy: The Legend of Foggy Mountain, Oceans Eleven films, Mr. Deeds, Moneyball, Kung Fun Hustle, Shaolin Soccer

If I was going on a long stay without internet, these are the DVDs I would bring; The Godfather (1972) & Godfather Part 2 (1974) The Wizard of Oz (1939) LOTR Trilogy Top Gun (1986) & Top Gun 2 (2022) Hot Fuzz (2007) Baby Driver (2017) Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954) The Notebook (2004) Casablanca (1942) ET (1982) Jurassic Park (1993) Top Hat (1935) Labyrinth (1986) Far and Away (1992) 12 Angry Men (1957) Mean Girls (2004) The Poseidon Adventure (1972)

The edge of tomorrow

Mad Max

I almost always watch Deadpool if I'm going on a long train ride and bother to watch a movie.

True Romance Gone baby Gone The Game Lock, stock and 2 smokin barrels Wonderland Wedding crashers Step brothers Old school Grandma's boy

Here’s some movies out of my top 100 that really expanded my own taste: - Donnie Darko (2001) - The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy - The Fall (2006) - Seven (1995) - Dr. Strangelove (1964) - Sin City (2005) - Perfect Blue (1997) - Her (2013) - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) - Children Of Men (2006) - Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) - Memento (2000) - Memories of Murder (2003) - Shoplifters (2018)

House of Wax (not the terrible Paris Hilton version but instead the classic Vincent Price original)

The Full Monty Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home and Star Trek: First Contact Die Hard and Die Hard with a Vengeance The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgement Day Alien and Aliens The Thing (1982) Jurassic Park The Birds Jaws Shadowlands 84 Charing Cross Road

* The Big Sleep * The Fog * Amelie * Noroi: The Curse * Night of the Living Dead * In the Mood for Love (also its sequel, 2046)

The reverant, Inception, Identity, Life is Beautiful, Jesus Christ Superstar, Interstellar, Battlestar Galactica Season 1, Heroes Season 1, Blade Runnner, Alien, Alien Prometheous, The Terminator, Elvis, The Great Gatsby (Baz Lurhman), Shutter Island, The Island, Halloween, Planes Trains and Automobiles.

Tropic Thunder Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Heat Blow Pulp Fiction Requiem for a Dream Memento Frailty Inglorious Bastards Boondock Saints Way of the Gun Deadpool Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Dawn of the Dead Dazed and Confused Almost Famous Saw The Collector The Collection Raid Redemption Rogue One Avengers Endgame The Dark Knight

Donny Darko - still one of my favourite films. Oh and Breakfast Club (Actually gonna watch that this afternoon - yet again)

The Beverly Hills Cop trilogy never gets old.

Frankenstein (1931) Dracula (1931) The Odd Couple (1968) Psycho (1960) Posse (1975) The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) Planet of the Apes (1968) Suspiria (1977) F/X (1986) - my favorite movie! A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) Watership Down (1978) Superman (1978) The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) Ghost Busters (1984) Night of the Living Dead (1968) Beverly Hills Cop (1984) The Blob (1958) Poltergeist (1982) National Lampoon's Vacation (1983) Beyond the Darkness (1979) As you can probably tell, I like horror and sci-fi. I threw in some comedies and a western for variety.

If I'm on a long trip and need a movie, I want one that is fun to watch. So, Princess Bride, Hot Fuzz, The Force Awakens, or Spies Like Us. Easy viewing, fun times, quickly paced.

Hunt for the wilderpeople

Don't know if I'm too late but the Back to The Future Trilogy The Adams Family Values and Reunion Austin Powers Trilogy Drop Dead Fred (Weird movie but you might know an actress from Star Wars) The Three Flavors Cornetto Trilogy (Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead, The Worlds End) Tarzan Animated Disney Movie Big Hero 6 Disney Movie Anchorman Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back, Clerks 2, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, Clerks 3 all in the same universe Dogma might be hard to find cause someone has an iron grip on it and won't let go UHF movie by Weird Al Yankovic First ET The Extra Terrestrial than the terrible movie a rip-off called Mac & Me and has a Running Gag of Actor Paul Rudd no mater what he's promoting, shows the same clip from that movie on Conan O'brien going back to when he was on Friends

If I were to go somewhere without internet for a while, I'd get my dystopian/post-apocalyptic list out for some immersion. Here goes ... - The Rover - The Road - George Romero's 'Dead' Trilogy - all Mad Max films - 28 Days Later - The Omegaman / Last Man on Earth - The Day the Earth Caught Fire

The Big Lebowski

My comfort movies are Thor Ragnarok, Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, and (the British kids movie) Bill. I have these downloaded on my iPad nearly all the time for travelling etc.

Little Miss Sunshine

All the Star Wars movies from Episode I to Episode IX (One to Nine). Plus all the extended LOTR and Hobbit films.

Any early DreamWorks / Disney animated films. Just peak cinema. Perfection.

Playtime, Dude Wheres My Car?, The Retirement Plan, Weekend At Bernies, The Princess Bride, Zoolander, Austin Powers Trilogy, Leaving Las Vegas, Bringing Out The Dead Should be a fun playlist for at the end of my drunken nights on a beach somewhere.

Naked gun pretty funny

I agree with so much others put on here so I’ll just throw up some comedies I like to rewatch annually and always give me that combo of a chuckle/comfort food: Step Brothers Anchorman Wedding Crashers Superbad The Other Guys 40 Year Old Virgin Knocked Up Animal House Groundhog Day Caddy Shack