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The "irregardless" thing from the other thread reminded me about a good movie that's worth a watch if you haven't seen it, called The Professor and the Madman.  Stars Mel Gibson and Sean Penn.  About how the first Oxford English Dictionary came to be, and illustrates how monumental of a task it was.  It might sound boring based on that, but there's a lot more to it, and it's definitely film to see if you haven't already.  

I loved the original Scrubs, until the last season when it switched networks, lost some of the cast, and probably writers, because the tone was just way off.  I saw it was re-starting, but I didn't know it was out already.  Gonna check it out. 

I think you'd really like The Professor and the Madman.  Sean Penn's portrayal of a tormented man struggling with mental illness was really good.  A great story about insanity, loss, anger, bitterness, redemption, and the aristocracy's bias toward a Scotsman.  And the nerdy intricacies of cranking out a dictionary!

The "irregardless" thing from the other thread reminded me about a good movie that's worth a watch if you haven't seen it, called The Professor and the Madman. Stars Mel Gibson and Sean Penn.

How did any insurance company green light that DUI waiting to happen movie set

Per the restaurants thread, what are some movies that you do like to watch again. I'll throw out some of my favorites. What I realize is that what are actually my favorite movies are not the ones I necessarily would watch the most (only two of my most easily rewatched movies). For me, a really quotable movie is clearly one that I will happily rewatch--particularly if it is funny.

Just about always up for a watch:
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Tombstone
Talladega Nights
Dr. Strangelove
Best in Show

Deserve rewatching every once in a while:
Unforgiven
Blazing Saddles
Casablanca
Star Wars & Empire Strikes Back
Pulp Fiction
Inglorious Bastards
Waiting for Guffman
Monty Python: The Life of Brian
The Harry Potter Series
Zombieland

Good to remind yourself every so often how good this movie is:
Shawshank Redemption
Silence of the Lambs
The Godfather
Everything Everywhere All At Once
The Dark Knight
Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Saving Private Ryan
Ratatouille
The Incredibles
True Romance
Reservoir Dogs
Midnight in Paris
Thelma & Louise
Jaws
Terminator 2

I used to absolutely love There's Something About Mary. I think I need to watch it again to see if it holds up for me.

Jaws.....actually never seen it, and kinda doubt I ever will.  My age group missed the event in real time, I never caught up with it on a Things To Do list or watch-this-for-cultural-curiosity's-sake, and now I suspect I never will.  I heavily suspect it wouldn't hold up for me and the main draw would be nostalgia, of which I have none related to it, so....

Wat?

I'm going to suggest that you try Jaws. Yes, the cinematography is out of date, but the mechanical shark was hokey even at the time. The story is pretty solid: small town politics, fear of the unknown, good suspense, and an exciting climax. It's slow by modern standards, of course, but the characters are solid, between the small town sheriff, the small town mayor, the scientist, the fisherman, and the various townspeople it's a good blend. It's more suspense, with a little gore, than actually horror.

Maybe you'll hate it, but at least you'll know.

Speaking of cheesy 70s disaster movies, Airplane! remains my most rewatchable comedy