What Movie have you watched the most?

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Brazil

Castle Keep...



"Beast" or "The Beast". They change the name a lot. About a lost Russian tank in Afghanistan, 1980...



Koyannisquatsi

Dr. Strangelove

Thief (James Caan)



full movie free--- now... Thief

What the hell... see ya

Originally posted by Starwise
Star Wars Trio
16 Candles
The Princess Bride
Contact
Fifth Element
Titan A.E.
The Mummy
Practical Magic
Harry Potter

Lately......Rise of the Guardians.... I LOVE that movie

Ummm...sorry that is more than 1, but out of all of them I would say the MOST was
The 5th Element and Harry Potter

edit on 24-3-2013 by Starwise because: (no reason given)

Fifth Element was a favorite for me for while. Thumbs up!

Fight Club
Star Wars
Usual Suspects
LOTR
Reservoir Dogs

In that order.

I don't watch movies multiple times that often.

The movie I've watched the most? Does porn count?

I forgot some less mainstream films.

Stranger than Paradise by Jim Jarmusch - an excellent, ironical film.
Also, Dead Man by the same director.
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter and Spring - on a peaceful Zen theme by noted Korean director Ki-duk Kim
Stalker - a science-fiction film by Andrei Tarkovsky - a spiritual search by a team in an abandoned factory complex. Made still when the Soviet Union was operating.
Kurosawa - all his films, especially the mystical black and white Rashomon, then the Shakespearean Ran.

Raising Arizona and Grease

Jaws followed by Silence of the Lambs. One I cant pass on the Tv and the other Hubby cant pass by. It doesn't matter where in the movie we come in, beginning, middle, or end we stop and watch if even for just a few scenes,

I must admit ... The Matrix trilogy ... LMAO ... this series got me thinking about the control mechanisms used by authorities in control.....

Originally posted by Bleeeeep
reply to post by BABYBULL24

 

NL Christmas Vacation is surely one of the biggest. And A Christmas Story. And A Wonderful Life.

Jason Friday 13th around october and also the Halloweentown series.


Apart from holiday movies the ones I have most watched were The Goonies, Independence Day (will smith vrs aliens) and Caddyshack. Idk why they draw you in even after watching them 50 million times.


eta: just noticed Independence Day is a holiday movie as well. funny I didn't realize it when I wrote that.

edit on 3/24/2013 by Bleeeeep because: (no reason given)

Yes, leave TBS on on Christmas-eve as the background noise and you get 24 straight hours of "A Christmas Story. "
Be honest now, how many out there pronounce FRAGILE as Fra geel ee, ( Its Italian, LOL.)

forgot to mention......Baraka , no matter how many times i watch it, it just gets better and better!!

Lord of the Rings, with the Hobbit now to join soon, for have already watched it 3 X and just bought the DVD. Love this. Read the books.

Baseket ball- I've watched it more than any other movie and laughed non stop every time.

Party monster........love it

The other guys- the latest movie I can watch over and over again and laugh non stop.

Some other movies I can never get sick of:

Titanic
hachi- very very sad though
Scar face
Happy Gilmore
Ferris buellers day off
The never ending story
Nl Christmas vacation

....there's much more I just can't think right now

Any Hayao Miyazaki movie

Thor

Avengers

Metropolis [both Fritz Lang and anime versions]

Bourne Legacy

Star Wars IV-VI

5th Element.....I can watch that movie back to back to back.

"Leeeeeloooo"

Clerks. I have probably "watched" it over 300 times.

nooch

The Blues Brothers
My Name is Nobody - Classic Western a must see
The Outlaw Josey Whales - "dying ain't much of a living boy"
Train Spotting - made me never want to do drugs after the dead baby crawled across the ceiling

The Lion King
Avatar
Any of the Star Wars movies
Dances With Wolves

reply to post by BABYBULL24


"Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas"

I've seen it literally hundreds of times. I'ts like the theme of my life. I watch it, sleep to it, and often just have it playing in the background while i'm making music and doing other stuff.

Terry Gilliam is a beast behind that camera.

OK, that would be the original "Airport" with Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, Jacqueline Bisset, et al...I got to see this 104 times thanks to being a projectionist at the local theatre while in high school...Don't care if I ever see it again...
By choice? The Wizard of Oz.

Forrest Gump. If its on tv, I can't turn it off!

I've also watched the Harry Potter series innumerable times with the kids. Brilliantly rendered!