There are movies that I love but rarely feel like rewatching, and others that I could watch over and over again. Good Night, and Good Luck is one of those movies that I don't grow tired of. It's a very well-made and entertaining movie about a relevant subject (the importance of dissenting journalism, and TV that provides more than just brainless entertainment). It's sometimes criticised for being too dry and documentary-like (mainly because of its use of original historical footage), but in my opinion the historical footage blends in perfectly with the rest of the movie and helps you get immersed in it.

I consider this movie a personal favorite... I've seen it four times and could easily watch it again.