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mattjacks

What is your Comfort Flick?

What is the movie or film you watch when you just want complete assurance, semi-reality and sanity on a Sunday night after a long weekend -

when you want to go to that place in your head thats just yours and the directors and actors with no creepy twists and everything tucks you into bed?

Matt

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A movie I can't turn off even thought I have seen it a hundred times is a comfort movie.
The Neverending Story
Labyrinth
Moby Dick (Gregory Peck)
Lord of the Rings trilogy
Obviously reality stopped being my friend when they started showing it to me on TV.

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Oooo, I just watched Neverending Story last night! It's certainly one of the better movies to come out of the 80's

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I basically align with relativism, but sometimes I want to escape into a simpler, dualist, black and white world. For this sort of movie comfort food, you can't go wrong with a good old-school western where it's clear who the good guys are and who the bad guys are and what's motivating everyone. My fave in this genre would be Winchester 73. The bad guys took Jimmy's gun and this will not stand!

Other films I'll watch again and again to take me to that happy place...
The Princess Bride
Roman Holiday
The Black Swan
The More the Merrier
Bringing Up Baby
My Man Godfrey
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Star Wars IV and V

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I really enjoying reading your choices!!

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Dinner at 8 with Jean Harlow and Wallace Beary from the 30's would be good if you liked My Man Godfrey. Another of those great escapist movies of the depression era.

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Thanks; I'll put it in my queue. By-the-way, I like your avatar. I've always wanted to visit there....

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I Spit on Your Grave.

"It feels so warm."

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Damn you, that was my idea!

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I love it.

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Another comfort flick for me is Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World.

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The Wizard of Oz...it's been my favorite movie since I was 4 years old. Even though I have watched well over 100 times and have every line memorized, I still get excited when the opening credits play.

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I second, third and foruth Cary Grant films.
Also anything Historical, especially from the BBC.

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