Films you never tire of watching

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Being an old fart, I'm not too enamoured with too many modern films (and to think of it not that many old ones either) but several that I never tire of are "The Usual Suspects" and "The Shawshank Redemption".

Old films there are a few, like the original "Pelham 123" and, being soppy, "Singing in the Rain".

But over to you. What are the films you can watch time and again?

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Eh bah gum, you've come up with some crackers lads. I forgot Vanishing Point when I first posted, but you've amongst you included many I hadn't really thought about but agree with. We do giggle these days at our advanced ages that we might as well have bought a B&W tv though, such is our love of the old stuff. Any of the 2nd WW films, and does anyone watch BBC2 early on a Saturday or Sunday morning these days?

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I forgot these two:-

"Being There" with Peter Sellers. So damned funny I split my sides, (and so damned true too) along with:-

"The Producers", or as it is described "A springtime romp with Adolf and Eva at the Berchtesgarden".

I saw the latter when it opened on the stage in London, and the image of the pigeon giving the Nazi salute brought the house down. A Mel Brooks classic. If you haven't, you must.

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Watched Groundhog Day for the umpteenth day yesterday. I keep seeing references here to other films, but surprised that Zulu has few mentions. Perhaps the age gap of course.