Movies you like to curl up with when sick/down?

[ViewSonic]

I lol'd



No-one said Grease either!!

 

[bball-xo-chick14]

+1, really cheers me up.

I'd have to agree with field of dreams.
Also:-
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Wallace & Gromit, All of them
Wayne's World 1 & 2

 

[xian]

Its A Mad Mad Mad Mad World
Its A Wonderful Life
Grease
The Apartment
Any Of Norman Wisdoms films
Laurel and Hardy
Most of the Carry on Films

 

[Hey World!]

Both Bridget Jones films. Also watch a lot of House when I need distracting seeing as I'm working my way through it anyway.

 

[Maryanne L]

My 'comfort film' is Little Shop Of Horrors (the remake with Rick Moranis, not the black and white original). No matter how down I feel, I can just curl up in bed, watch this, smile and forget my troubles for 90 mins.

I usually watch this around 3-4 times a year.

 

[uncleiniraq]

You watche Babe when you are feeling low or sick ??
That film would make me feel worse !
As in emotionally.
It's one of the saddest films ever !

 

[mohanasundaram.n.]

Stand By Me & Anchorman

 

[tootuncommon69]

High School Musical Trilogy (though I consider skipping 2 as I consider it the weakest of the three)
The Breakfast Club
Mean Girls

 

[DreamLoveBelieve]

I never intentionally sit down and watch it while sick, but i always seem to be ill to some degree when i watch 'Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom'.

 

[Aмїиa x3]

Finding Nemo
Zoolander
Moulin Rouge
Mean Girls
Shrek (the first and second one's)

 

[Metal Mafia]

Any old films from the 50s/60s, especially showing how London used to be - and preferably watched when it's raining outside.

 

[Gsaba]

my favourites when i'm down or ill:
clueless
grease 2
dirty dancing
Bridget jones's diary
the full monty

 

[xe12ladeeda]

shawshank redemption for me. I can't actually watch it any other time unless i'm poorly

 

[ruiz800]

I don't watch weepies, or horrors. Don't like being sad or scared.

My feel better films are loaRAB of Disney (especially Snow White), Pixar, Christmas ones (Home Alone, White Christmas, It's a Wonderful Life), Back to the Future trilogy, Hairspray, Enchanted, Bewitched, etc, etc.

I also have boxsets of Bewitched (tv series), Little House on the Prairie, Mary, Mungo and Midge and Dallas amongst others.

 

[hustle swag]

There's some great choices in this thread (and has given me possible ideas of films to watch too)!

Mine are:
* Clueless
* Charlotte's Web
* Disney films (love Aladdin - the genie is great)
* Pixar films (esp. Shrek and Toy Story films)
* Emma (Jeremy Northam version)
* Babe (esp. the first Babe)
* Fly Away Home (yes, another 'animal' film, ha ha).