Movies that improve with subsequent viewings
 

Pulp Fiction
40-Year-Old Virgin

Club Dread

The 40 Year Old Virgin is my favourite movie.

Pulp Fiction
Godfather (just because there's so much going on)

There's a tonne more but I'm blanking on them right now. More to be named later.

Donnie Darko

Apocalypse Now

The Manchurian Candidate (Denzel version)

Napoleon Dynamite
Se7en

Ghostbusters.

As a kid, I loved it as an action film.

As I watched it as a teenager, I loved it as an action comedy.

Now everytime I watch it I laugh at things I never noticed before, and I must have seen it 20 times.

Tremendous film.

Eyes Wide Shut

Citizen Kane

Shaun of the Dead

Sin City

Felt it was waaaay over hyped on it's release, re-watched it recently and thought it was 10 times better

Pulp Fiction immediately came to mind.

I haven't seen it in like two years and it was just on TV right now and I was watching it for about an hour and it fucking blew me away like even more than before.

For me:

A Clockwork Orange
Barton Fink
Goodfellas
Taxi Driver

Godfather 1

Team America
Anchorman

The same thing happened to me with Pulp. It was on Starz so I watched it and was still absolutely in love with it.

Jackie Brown is also helped with repeated viewings.

Oh yeah for some reason Anchorman was way funnier the second time I watched it too.

lol Anchorman does get funnier.

Donnie Darko
Oldboy
Miller's Crossing
Taxi Driver
Memento

The 40 Year Old Virgin, Anchorman, Sin City, and this one may be old, but to me it gets better each time I watch(it was also the best one to-date until Begins came out) it's Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm

Kill Bill

Yeah Kill Bill was the first to come to my mind too.

Must be something about Tarantino films.

Pulp Fiction
Napolean Dynamite
Rounders
Fire in the Sky
Unforgiven
Gladiator
Unbreakable

these are mostly movies that are kinda off-the-wall, making them hard to follow or are a little slow moving and dont grab your attention the first time you view them. in the case of Gladiator, i dismissed it as a rip-off of Braveheart the first time i saw it. i would later come to recognize it as perhaps the best movie ever made.