Weather Appropriate Movies

Don't know if this topic had been done before, but i like to try and save movies for the right weather/time of year.

So snow is an easy one - The Thing, The Shining, Ice Station Zebra etc. Looking for suggestions for other seasons....Key Largo if there's a storm for instance, Inferno or The Hill for the summer. Also, does anyone else do this, or am i just OCD?

For some reason The Goonies always strikes me as a perfect rainy-day movie. Some of that is the Oregon shooting locations and the weather there, but I think it's also because I first saw it on a rainy day when I was 8.

I envy you. No opportunities for fun stuff like that in the bland California sun.

Fall:

Something Wicked This Way Comes
Lady in White

I never tried to chose movies by what the weather is outside, but I do like to drink whenever they are drinking in the movie. I think the reimagined Battlestar Galactica had alcohol in every episode. lol

Bad Santa is the best xmas movie ever, so I guess that could be my winter movie.

Yep, I do this. Either weather or holiday appropriate. So that also means a ton of horror movies in October, and a bunch of Christmas movies in December. Of course, for Groundhog day, we only have one movie.

Risu said:

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I envy you. No opportunities for fun stuff like that in the bland California sun.

C'mon now, we get rain here occasionally. On those days I like to watch the classic Universal horror films; Frankenstein and The Old Dark House come to mind.

Every time I'm in the mountains, I think of Jeremiah Johnson.

Not a movie, but "It" for a rainy spring day?

Hedjii72 said:

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Fall:
Lady in White

I love that movie.....i remember seeing that as a kid...

Dave Ward said:

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Not a movie, but "It" for a rainy spring day?

"It" is the perfect rainy day film.....I normally watch jurassic park on rainy days.....

Twister....well for windy days

Lady in White is such a great/creepy flick!

I love watching the Lord of the Rings trilogy in the fall.

Whenever it's a cold rainy night, I love watching The Crow.

Risu said:

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I envy you. No opportunities for fun stuff like that in the bland California sun.

We can always watch "Earthquake" instead.

in the spring I like to watch feel good movies, romantic comedies, stuff like that,
summer is action movies,
fall is normal romantic comedies again, and then winter is christmas movies and disney movies.

stormy nights are great for horror movies, or horror video games.

"The Princess Bride" is a good autumn movie.