My old favorite movies are all brat pack movies. First and formost Breakfast Club, then Sixteen Candles, Pretty in Pink, etc.

Princess Bride, Labyrinth (yes, I have a fairytale complex:p )

Breakfast Club rocked, but I don't watch it over and over. Did catch part of it on AMC the other night. I don't know if this is the right word, but at the time it came out, it seemed so....profound. By the way, Judd Nelson's nostrils scare the hell out of me.

The only DVD I've actually ever bought is Bill and Ted.

Old favorites recently rewatched on DVD:

--Bambi
--Sleeping Beauty
--ROBOTECH (Japanese animation that was retooled as an American cartoon series)
--21 Jump Street (early Johnny Depp)
--MacGuyver (an anti-violence hero with brains!)
--Battlestar Galactica
--Breakfast Club
--Some Kind of Wonderful
--I Love Lucy
--Live Aid Concert
--V (One of the best sci-fi, mini-series in the '80s. Reptile aliens disguised as humans!)

OMG, totally! I bought the series last year and I think we've watched it 3 times all the way through. My oldest daughter loves it!!

I love the mini-series. To pieces. Michael Ironside, you are still my hero and I still have your autographed photo (my mom used to be his talent agent; le sigh).

But when it became a tv series? My friend recently bought that for me as a gift. Oomph. Bad. And it only gets worse when Michael Ironside left the show. Man, that miffed me.