What Movie have you watched the most?

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One-eyed Willie, love it!!

Originally posted by AK907ICECOLD
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One-eyed Willie, love it!!

There's a name for an online biography; of the One-eyed Willie, twice loved, by One.

Oo

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reply to post by SilentKoala


STEP BROTHERS!

Interesting thought for a thread, I remember staying at my grandparents house and them having a bunch of VHS tapes, and also my Aunt who lived in the house behind them, so there's a few I've seen quite a few times.

Terminator 2
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Pretty Woman
The Last Starfighter
Return of the Jedi

I'll usually always watch The Shawshank Redemption if it's on, and it's probably my favorite film of all time.

A Christmas Story
Robin Hood Prince of Thieves; and the animated one w/music by Roger Miller
Indiana Jones The Last Crusade, Temple of Doom -In the 1st scene, they jump out of night club window and the awning of Club Obi-Wan breaks their fall, which brings me to
Star Wars Ep I-VI
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
The Princess Bride
National Lampoons Christmas Vacation
Planes, Trains, & Automobiles
Steel Magnolias
Naked Gun
Groundhog Day
and
The Three Amigos

I love movies!

Lord of the Rings, all three
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
Waitress
PS I Love You
Lawrence of Arabia
Star Trek, the one where Kirk begins
Galaxy Quest

Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
It should have at least won the 'Best Director' (if not 'Best Picture') Oscar in 64.
Santa Claus Conquers

Girl In Gold Boots
The exciting story of vibrant, unpredictable youth, searching for the answers that torment their generation.
Gold Boots


The Giant Claw
This movie set the standard for sci-fi. It's never been equaled.
The Giant Claw

Jimi Hendrix Live At Woodstock

boondock saints

bladerunner (in all its forms)

uncle buck

aliens 1-3

Zulu ( almost know the script )
The 13th Warrior ( love them Vikings )
The Man Who Would be King ( whimsical yet moving )

Oh and for Christmas - Scrooge with Alistair Sim

The film I've seen over and over again as a young girl/teenager would have to be Dirty Dancing. Now having two young boys I find myself having to watch Toy Story at least twice a day.

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I think I've watched The Wizard of Oz 20 times in my life, as it used to run on television every November.
Next would be Will Smith in Independence Day - about eight times.

Cool thread OP..
Mad Max & 2 "Road warrior"I've watched those movies over 100x since I was 6yrs old,and they never get old.
Also Texas chainsaw massacre the original 1974.
Edit..I'll also throw in Dazed and confused.

reply to post by BABYBULL24


Ok, I hate reruns, so for the most part I would have to say not many, with one exception "The Wizard of Oz". The original one. Back when I was a kid, in the 60's, it would come on once a year, and it was a family tradition to watch it. While my kid's were growing up, I had them watch it too, as much as I could.

It's strange, but perhaps our favorite movies has a lot more to do with personalities then we think. I have a fantastic imagination and just love about anything having to do with the "What if" , like sci-fi or theoretical physics. Hey, it is probably why I am drawn to this site.

cant believe nobody has said this yet...
Fight Club! One of the greatest movies of all time

Interesting reading the replies, because you can tell people's approximate age

American Werewolf in London
The Thing
Stand by Me
Lost Boys
Ferris Beulers Day off

On average I've seen these around 25 times each

Most watched movie for myself would have to be The Ninth Gate and The Fifth Element. Will never get bored of watching the two.

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oh god.

zulu

holy of holies, bow down before it's magnificence

Why of course, the Lord of the Rings trilogy
If they are running them on TV, I can't help but keep them on, even though I know them practically by heart.
The music is so compelling, the vistas are so beautiful in the mountains, and the story is so dark and beautiful at the same time.

Wizard of Oz - just because I've watched it since childhood; same for The Christmas Story (you'll shoot your eye out!). Seen Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music quite a number of times.

Harry Potter - first four movies -- many times.

The Matrix, Fifth Element, Terminator 2, Groundhog Day, Scrooged, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Ghostbusters, Independence Day, Tommy Boy, Water Boy, Click, Mr. Deeds, Happy Gilmore and Little Nicky (yes - Adam Sandler movies - don't laugh at me). Probably saw the Lion King one too many times.