It's not often I watch a movie more than once, but there's some
  I don't mind rewatching.

  Neverending Story - I was able to rewatch that one many times.

  There's others but that one stood out because it had all the
  elements of any good movie of other genres, including a deep
  philosophical point:

  In this case, it's about childhood imagination turning into Lies
  by the Nothing. That connection between friendly imagination and
  destructive lies, utilizing the same powers struck as deep a
  chord with me as did the Star Wars "Force" - even more so,
  because it was, alas, an all too real, everyday thing that's
  hard to miss once you spot it.

  Neverending Story showed the contrast between a fantasy and
  harsh reality whereas the Force can easily stay in fantasy
  without having to touch our world.

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