I concur with a lot of the franchise choices (Star Wars, Trek, Bond, Bourne, Die Hard, Alien, Mad Max), as well as some of the individual selections like Michael Clayton.
I'll add:
Dirty Harry (dunno if these films would or could be made today)
In the Line of Fire (RIP Wolfgang Petersen)
Total Recall (gotta have one Verhoeven flick)
Jackie Brown (has aged better than Tarantino's other films)
A Few Good Men (guilty pleasure of scene chewing and Sorkin's dialogue)
Midnight Run (DeNiro/Grodin/Ashton/Kotto/Farina in a comedic road trip movie? Yes, sir)
Goodfellas (Epic. Caught a late showing and will always recall leaving the theater past midnight, belng blown away and not tired one bit)
Cop Land
Ronin
Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Fugitive
Ferris Bueller (surprised this one hasn't been mentioned; my choice for a John Hughes flick)
In Bruges (though this one doesn't replay or stream commonly; am looking forward to the director's new film with the same two leads)
*Also with a disclaimer that a lot of them serve mainly as background noise, not subjects of rapt attention, and as a list biased by opportunity, given how frequently a lot of these movies are rerun on TV.
