Big Lebowski.

Three that can be watched repeatedly.

I think I have seen it about 1,364 times

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And with serious drug problems.

Pound-for-pound, the part when Bruce Willis is about to escape from the pawn shop, when he pauses in the doorway and then turns around, is one of the most perfectly concentrated moments of character in modern American film.

I want to rip Fabienne's lips off. I think her character is a perfect foil for his but...DAYUM, girl, quit with the baby talk! I do, however, quote "I had to crash that Honda" and "Zed's dead, Baby. Zed's dead." more than anything else in the movie.

I also lurve Amanda Plummer. Honey Bunny and Ringo should have their own movie.

and not nearly the best-

And it is genuinely, bizarrely funny. Even when it's just horrific it's funny. And the music's cool. And Steve Buscemi plays a waiter.

I've been getting stuck on it too.