The Only Movie You Could Pick

[Tea Ess]

Dude, are we the same person?

You should make that your relationship in the SS family web.

[MonkeyDude]

Dude, are we the same person?

You should make that your relationship in the SS family web.

Hahaha! Yes!

[Mr. Clever]

Dude, are we the same person?

You should make that your relationship in the SS family web.

Hahaha! Yes!

Hahaha yess! I am more than agree with that!1

[Metal15]

After much consideration, Braveheart.

[Miss Friendship]

Pride and Prejudice 1996. Most movies annoy me after I watch them after the first time. Pride and Prejudice never grows old, its timeless, its a classic and its peaceful. I could watch it forever. And Colin Firth.

[Helios]

Secret of Moonacre.

[Miss Friendship]

Secret of Moonacre.

I'm pleased to announce I have never seen this

[Shadow]

Change the movie
Definetly Endgame

[Scientific Guy]

Change the movie
Definetly Endgame

Really? You'd pick Endgame over Infinity War?
I would probably pick The Return of the King. It's long enough for me to pick up on all the little details each watch through, and good enough to the point where I don't cringe when I watch it.

[Shadow]

Actually, no
I would pick... Probably Empire Strikes Back.

[TigerShadow]

Either Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse or Zootopia. Probably Spider-verse, but Zootopia is really inspiring to me as an artist because of the worldbuilding.

[GJFH]

Probably Tangled or The Prince of Egypt. But I strongly considered The Winter Soldier in due to the writing and the story line in general.

[Pound Foolish]

Pride and Prejudice 1996. Most movies annoy me after I watch them after the first time. Pride and Prejudice never grows old, its timeless, its a classic and its peaceful. I could watch it forever. And Colin Firth.

[Miss Friendship]

Pride and Prejudice 1996. Most movies annoy me after I watch them after the first time. Pride and Prejudice never grows old, its timeless, its a classic and its peaceful. I could watch it forever. And Colin Firth.

[Bethany Shepard]

Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Perfect movie.

[truAIOfan]

Emma with Gweneth Paltrow.....The Music Man....or Singing In the Rain.

[Emma]

i'm supposed to be able to pick? crazy talk.

[Bananareader]

I think may be I'd pick The Incredibles, because that's one of my favorite Disney Pixar films.

[Patterson]

The lord of the rings. If I had to choose just one of the three though, I'd pick the fellowship of the ring. I have a friend who used to almost watch those movies that often, but now I doubt his wife would let him do that.

[Polehaus53]

Oh, dear. I dislike the idea of this topic. I can only pick one movie to watch for the rest of my life?! Sounds horrible. I cannot even wrap my head around this concept. Why would I want to live like this?
Joking aside, I really am having a hard time thinking of one. Here are a few options I'm considering:

Aladdin (the 2019 live-action one). I thought it was better than the original 1992 Aladdin. This may have something to do with the fact that I never liked the original in the first place. I watched it four times within six months in 2019, so watching it more than that for the rest of my life probably wouldn’t hurt.

Mary Poppins. This is one I watched a lot when I was younger. It’s a classic which I wouldn’t mind re-watching a few more times.

Endgame. Although I think Infinity War was better, I’m considering this one because it is longer and there’s a lot of details that one will notice each time they re-watch.

Those are the only options I can think of at the moment. More are to come.