Which movie have you seen the most times?

[Bloodandglitter]

First off I'm a dude.

My feminine side of my brain:
Untamed Heart
Some Kind of Wonderful
Family Man
She's All That

My questionable side of my brain:
A Few Good Men
Hunt For Red October
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
(shhhh) Rocky Horror Picture Show

I'm positive there are many more......

Some Kind of Wonderful . Great film and one of my favorite soundtracks

 

[AwkwardMD]

I know a good chunk of the dialogue in Closer. That movie made me hate Jude Law. What a smug little shit!

Ooh I love Donnie Darko too. I went as Donnie Darko for Halloween once. Carried a gray bunny with me named Frank.

Donnie Darko is an amazing call

 

[lovecraft68]

Lost track on The Exorcist

Movies I've seen more than a half dozen times

Evil dead-original
Jaws
The Conjuring
Night of the Demons (Original)
Dawn of the dead (Original)
The Thing
Alien

 

[Bamagan]

I try to watch Groundhog Day every Groundhog Day. It's not entirely clear how many times that's repeated.

 

[Sunlover102]

Pink flood The Wall.
If I remember right....7 or 8 times at least.
Only once straight. That time I really had no idea what the movie was about.

The rest of the time stoned off my face like everyone else.
At intermission, everyone abandoned the theater fir the car park.
There would be a huge smoke haze then everyone depended on the junk food.
They use to extend intermission

 

[GraiceeGirl]

Two of my favorites are sweet movies that are easy to watch over and over again:
About a Boy
Notting Hill

 

[Two21B]

The Shawshank Redemption. It was on television all the time when I had cable. I could never pass it by

 

[BDA73]

Star Wars: New Hope
Empire Strikes Back.
Return of the Jedi
All too numerous to remember how many times

A Wonderful Life..have to see it at least 2x during the holiday season for the past 40 years plus

Shawshank Redemption
Goodfellas
My Cousin Vinny
No matter what part of either of the above three movies are at when I see its on ill watch

The Green Mile
The Back to the future trilogy

Just off the top of my head

 

[jehoram]

The Godfather, possibly, though not from start to finish. It's on TV a lot, and I always get engrossed in it whenever it's on.

Probably my vote, too. I always see things I've missed before... an expression on a face, a perfect cut, and so on.

 

[AwkwardMD]

My Cousin Vinny

Underrated classic

 

[Robin_Starveling]

I’m willing to rewatch Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind if someone can explain the ending scene.

 

[SmilingLez]

American Pop - damn good animation
Fantasia (1940) - damn good animation
Top Gun and Top Gun Maverick
All - Fast and Furious

 

[AwkwardlySet]

I'll reply with something closer to what we do here.

Bernardo Bertolucci. He's well known for sometimes overly long movies with transgressive erotica.
I'll never forget the foot fetish scene from The Last Emperor (1987).
Joan Chen.

 

[StillStunned]

Schnick Schnack Schnuck, probably.

 

[UsuallyPresent]

Schnick Schnack Schnuck, probably.

Huh! Until now, I’d never heard of it.

 

[iwatchus]

Fantasia (1940) - damn good animation

I forgot this one. This one was amazing. I bought a DVD of the sequel(?) from Disney in 2000-ish when it was released. Also good animation, but not the charm of the original.

 

[AsianFusion]

Peter Pan or Into The Woods, I'm still word-perfect on every song in Into The Woods. If not note-perfect.

 

[StillStunned]

Huh! Until now, I’d never heard of it.

Have fun!

 

[nice90sguy]

I forgot this one. This one was amazing. I bought a DVD of the sequel(?) from Disney in 2000-ish when it was released. Also good animation, but not the charm of the original.

It coincided with the Millenium and I say it on New Years day at the then brand-new iMax cinema. I'd been up all night and I got a real attack of nausia staring at the gigantic screeen. Since then Ive never gone to an iMax showing. But, yeah, agree. And the original is up there as one of my all-time favourite movies.
I loved re-watching "childish" movies when my kids were little. My younger son is like me, he keeps rewatching "oldies", but for him, oldies means Bill and Ted, Soapdish and 90s movies.

 

[NuclearFairy]

Tremors 1-4

The middle child and I like to also off and on plot on how to get the rest of the Tremors movies into the house. Maybe the TV show as well if possible. But that doesn't feature graboids as much so I dunno.

 

[iwatchus]

I have to admit I never made it past Tremors 2. Not sure I even finished that. Th first one was funny. I also have a weakness for bad Fred Ward movies.

Are you getting them started on tentacle porn early on?

 

[NCneedslove_18]

Toss up between When Harry Met Sally and The 10 Commandments.

 

[NuclearFairy]

I have to admit I never made it past Tremors 2. Not sure I even finished that. Th first one was funny. I also have a weakness for bad Fred Ward movies.

I used to watch them with my dad, he loved the campiness of all the movies and especially loved the TV show.

My SO was too mad at the TV show getting Farscape canceled to enjoy the third movie for the longest time though. But that's another discussion.

Are you getting them started on tentacle porn early on?

Pfft, no, that would be The Little Mermaid with Ursula. And I'm too afraid that it won't live up to my nostalgia to get it.

 

[Robin_Starveling]

Not exactly books or movies, but I have a sort of fixation on cartoons: the hilarity, the jaunty lightness with which they move through a flat world -- can’t stop watching them.

 

[UsuallyPresent]

Pfft, no, that would be The Little Mermaid with Ursula. And I'm too afraid that it won't live up to my nostalgia to get it.

Not Little Shop of Horrors? "Feed me, Seymour!"