Most likely for me, it is Prince of the City. Something about that film resonates with me and this includes several books and documentaries about the film and real life characters. (It is surprising how many other true crime events during this same era touch on the events and real-life characters of this film).
Others?
T2. It was on TV a lot. I don't rewatch things as much as others do.
But I'll still rewatch it if I happen to see it playing on TV or something.
It's a pretty fucking good movie.
Isn't it something the progress of the CGI in the first one when compared to this one? I remember when it came out the awe the special effects created. And, then we have even better stuff today (I saw a video on YouTube about what was real and not real in Netflix's Mindhunter and it was amazing what they did and what they added to the filmed scenes and in show that really wasn't a CGI sort of program).
shareTBH, I only watched the first one during the Covid lockdowns. I'd never seen the original even though I've watched T2 an ''unhealthy amounts of time'', since I was a kid, in fact.
Genuinely surprised me how it holds up. My ''fresh'' reaction when I watched it for the first time: https://moviechat.org/tt0088247/The-Terminator/606d00374530d512cd26c7b5/Amazed-by-how-great-it-is
Also in response to Mindhunter, I was actually blown by how much VFX/CGI Fincher actually uses in his works. It's so much but you'll probably never even notice it.
MANNEQUIN (1987)
shareI have trouble sleeping. When I was in college I only had a few VHS's to listen to at night....So Fletch or Foul Play.
shareActually, "Bully", https://moviechat.org/tt0242193/Bully
I think it's a great movie. But I don't seek it out. It just always happens to be on. I think I've seen it more than any other movie besides maybe "Wizard of Oz".
Die Hard my favorite film
The other two would be
The Warriors
Back to the Future
Possibly The Quiet Man but it's hard to say.
shareThe only single movie I have ever seen was Singles (1992) and I watched it a single time.
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