What movies have you seen 10 times or more?

[Orange1 0]

I don't believe people can talk about "favourite" movies unless they have watched them at least 10 times

When I thought about this, I was quite surprised at how long my list is. Certainly not all the DVDs and videos in my collection, but still a lot.

Starting with my 5 favourites:

True Romance – out and out all time #1 favourite. Love story with happy ending, lots of violence and good lines along the way

Pulp Fiction. Lots of violence and good lines along the way and um an ending somewhere in the middle. Some brilliant scenes, but True Romance trumps it because I like happy endings

Wild at Heart. Er, love story with happy ending, lots of violence and good lines along the way, plus Nicolas Cage in that snakeskin jacket.

Trainspotting. One of the rare occasions where I’ve enjoyed the movie as much as the book. “Choose life…”

Strictly Ballroom. Love story with a happy ending and wacky Australian humour along the way. No violence. “A life lived in fear is a life half-lived.”

Others:
Natural Born Killers. Love story with happy ending (at least for Mickey and Mallory), lots of violence and good lines along the way. Some amazing scenes.

Um, Grease. Love story with happy ending. (OK, I’m a girl.) Watched this for the first time when I was about 8 or 9 and have seen it countless times since then – even caved in and bought the DVD.

Hair. First saw in my teens and just loved it, probably the movie I’ve watched the most in my life. “I got life, mother…”

Rocky Horror Picture Show. In a class of its own. I’ve never attended one of “those” screenings, but am probably word-perfect on the script.

12 Monkeys. I’m not generally a sci-fi fan but I absolutely loved this movie.

Edited to add (reminded from below)
Life of Brian - how could I have forgotten this?! I'm probably word-perfect in the script for this one too.
A bunch of Disneys (thanks to my daughter)

Skydiving: wasting fossil fuels just for fun.

[PLFXpert 0]

Oh My Gosh, if we're talking from when I was a child well.........

There's, Grease, Saturday Night Fever, Staying Alive, Adventures in Babysitting, Sound of Music, Flashdance, Every Molly Ringwald movie,.....

These days, though?

Maybe just Forrest Gump, Finding Nemo, Meet the Parents, Old School

But, of course, I still watch Sixteen Candles whenever its on TBS which is ALWAYS, so I think that one probably takes the cake for the movie I've seen the most....that & Grease since I went through 3 copies of it as a child

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[CSpenceFLY 1]

Rocky Horror Picture Show.


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[Thanatos340 1]

1. Vanishing Point - Very Dated 70`s Car Chase movie but it was so far ahaed of its time. I have watched it atleast 100 times and always discover something new.

2) A Boy and his Dog. Greatest Movie ending of all times!!

3) Rocky Horror - I saw it well over 100 times. In my late teens and early 20`s it was an every weekend thing. I did always avoid theatres with Casts though. They tended to want complete controll of the crowd and responces and really take away from the Anarchy that I preferred.

[lisamariewillbe 1]

Monty Python and the search for the Holy Grail - I can recite it word for word

Anchorman- Same as above

Aladin - My kids favorite movie

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[shortyj 0]

Goonies, without a paddle

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[JohnMitchell 16]

Wow, 10 times? I think maybe "Patton", a great guy flick. Also "Caddy Shack", "Happy Gilmore." and "Animal House." I've also seen "Groundhog Day" over and over again.

Not a very sophisticated lineup of favorites. I guess I just like to laugh or to see history being made.

Add "An Affair to Remember." It may cost me my guy card, but it's a great date flick. My wife and I have it.

Don't really care for the ultra violent fiction shows, such as "Kill Bill" or "Natural Born Killers" although I like a good Jackie Chan.

[Kid_Icarus 0]

Anchorman, Spaceballs, Three Amigos, The Jerk, Blazing Saddles, Office Space, ooo... ooo... UHF!

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[Thanatos340 1]

I almost forgot... The greatest Comedy ever...

4) History of the World Part 1

[PLFXpert 0]

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"Run for it Marty!!!!"

Just reminded me:

Add: All of the Back to the Future's to that list.

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[jasonRose 0]

Matrix, the first one. 20 times

Tombstone, 25 times

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[CSpenceFLY 1]

This thread reminded me that I had an addictive personallity all the way back to my early teens.Oh and add Pulp Fiction to my list.


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[Orange1 0]

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I've also seen "Groundhog Day" over and over again.

had to smile when i saw that sentence

Skydiving: wasting fossil fuels just for fun.

[Samurai136 0]

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Monty Python and the search for the Holy Grail - I can recite it word for word

LM, you may be the perfect woman... for me.

Movies I have seen more than ten times.

Bladerunner, All the Miyazaki films, StarWars Movies, Aliens, Brazil, Raising Arizona, Hudsucker Proxy, Big Lebowski, Lord Of The Rings movies... the list goes on and on...

I feel bad for postwhoring when I called in sick to work today. Maybe I should call the doctor?

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Ken

[kingbunky 3]

5th element
die hard 3 (with a vengence)
office space
monty python and the holy grail
monty python life of brian
12 monkeys
finding nemo
clerks
fast times at ridgemont high
gone in 60 seconds (remake)
major league
the replacements
terminal velocity
three to tango
the truth about cats and dogs
the whole nine yards.

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[jjiimmyyt 0]

Dune, Rocky Horror, Star Wars episodes 4/5/6, 13th Warrior. Sure there are lots more.

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had to smile when i saw that sentence

Oh, I get it

<---is allowed one blonde moment/day

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[PLFXpert 0]

Holy toledo....you've seen the Lord of the Rings movies more than 10 times?

Were you out of work/play for months???

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[NWFlyer 2]

Far, far too many to remember...

This is Spinal Tap (at least 50)
Shawshank Redemption
The Cutting Edge (toe pick!)
The Princess Bride
When Harry Met Sally
Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Those are the ones off the top of my head.

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Oh my gosh, I just love you Krisanne.

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The Cutting Edge (toe pick!)
The Princess Bride
When Harry Met Sally
Ferris Bueller's Day Off

YES, YES, YES, YEEESSS!

Edited to add: ESPECIALLY The Cutting Edge How in the world did I forget that one?

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[jloirsdaan 0]

Only ones I KNOW I've watched 10 or so times are?:

Forrest Gump

Titanic

Monty Python(holy grail)

And none of those I'd consider my favorite.....although Forrest Gump would be close.

Jordan

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[Samurai136 0]

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....you've seen the Lord of the Rings movies more than 10 times?

Well, I put them in the DVD player and let them run while I'm in the room surfing the web. That counts as "watching".

I think I've seen The Sound of Music more than 20 times...

When I was babysitting my sister, years ago, the best way to keep her happy was to let her watch The Sound Of Music and play with her dolls. I've seen a bunch of other Disney musicals in that fashion as well.

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Ken

[Orange1 0]

Princess Bride - I've only seen the movie once. But it's not a patch on the book, which I've probably read about 10 times over the years!

Skydiving: wasting fossil fuels just for fun.

[NWFlyer 2]

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I think I've seen The Sound of Music more than 20 times...

So now we know the way to torture you is to sneak up beind you ... "raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens..."

I've probably seen that one 20 times, too. Oh, yeah, and I watch It's A Wonderful Life every year at Christmas. And every year, it's going to be the year that I don't cry.

Fucking Harry Bailey and that fucking toast to his brother. Damnit, I need to go cry now.

[AllisonH 0]

Oh gosh, probably a lot... I tend to watch the same ones over and over again.

- Silence of the Lambs (maybe my favorite)
- Apollo 13 (I was ~12 when it came out, I think my friend Carrie and I saw it 7 times at the theater)
- The Parent Trap
- Dave
- The Associate
- American President

Probably lots of others, but it's harder to figure out when I'm not at home. I used to have a boyfriend who would play the same movies over and over again too, but I'd usually fall asleep, so I don't think those count.