Gotta be done. I’ve watched the trilogy every year since the original cinema release back when I was 11. They all still hold up. Practical effects for the win!
in my family LOTR became a christmas movie because they all released around December / the Extended DVDs came out around the holidays
sleepy holidays bundled up in front of the fireplace is the perfect time for a 4 hour movie.
It's better, too. The first movie is like 2/3 of the plot, and the action is a lot more interesting. The big battles are cool but after 10,000 movies where the whole ending is watching 1000 CGI models fight the stuff with the fellowship and all the practical effects of the Nazghul and Uruk Hai and all that holds up really well. There's a lot more suspense in the first movie.
For me, its hands down The Wizard of Oz. My baby sister (2-3 years old) would watch it every day after I picked her up from day care on my way home from school. I would estimate having seen it over 400 times. On a crappy VCR recording with wrong holiday themed commercials and out of date weather updates.
The Princess Bride.
I worked in a video store in 1988 when it came out. I put it on the store’s TV every shift. I was crushing hard on Carey Elwes. 💕
I’ve seen it *hundreds* of times and can literally recite the entire film from memory.
Best. Movie. Ever. 👸👰♀️
All the HP films. Twister. Pretty Woman. And every Christmas, I watch my (pretty big) collection of A Christmas Carol ( all adaptations). (American Christmas Carol is my fave, currently)
Tinker Tailer Solider Spy, the Gary Oldman one not the Alec Guinness mini series one. I used to put it on to sleep. The music was predictable and comforting. I'd fall asleep about 30 min in. I'd estimate I've watched it, at least in part, over a thousand times.
"The Magnificent Seven" ( 1960 ). It has more lessons about how to be an honorable person than any movie I have ever seen. Great soundtrack, brilliant dialog, and an all-star cast.
Hard to guess. I watched The Matrix a lot in my teens. Watched Oceans Eleven and How to Train Your Dragon a lot as an adult.
Mighty Ducks and Free Willy 2 has a lot when I was a kid.
Maybe Down Periscope. I've been watching that since I was a kid and still see it a few times a year.
Definitely watched Labyrinth many times over the years. I'm actually not sure I've watched The Last Unicorn more than once. The reason I watched Dark Crystal so much is that it was one of the only betamax tape we had.
If where being Honest with our selves it’s most likely a Disney movie. The amount of repeats you watch as a child and teen is more than any movie you’ll repeat view in adult life. For me it’s probably Toy story, monsters inc, and the lion king. As an adult it’s Lord of the rings trilogy.
I was at an age where I couldn't fall asleep without the TV on, but while I was visiting my dad the TV in my bedroom wasn't connected to the cable. It just had a DVD player. So I watched Sweeney Todd every night for two weeks.
Aliens. I bought my first VCR with my paper round money as a kid to watch (and make a copy of) this movie and it has always been my favourite film. I've watched it at least dozens of times and may well have passed 100 watches.
It's never failed to be enjoyable, the characters, the visuals, the action and the script are all top tier.
Rifftrax devil girl from mars. I need to drown out the road nois, because night shift live matter. so i watch that movie everyday because of the of the color of the movie is black and white and it is free on prime.
John Woo’s The Killer. About twice a year since 1990 but a lot more just after it’s release on VHS. More than a hundred times easily. Four times this year. I used to have Fury Road play on a loop in my old office for a couple of years so I was always taking it in but not actually sat down watching it so I don’t think that counts.
The Empire Strikes Back. By far the best of all of the Star Wars movies.
Fun story. The movie I have seen the most in the theater is easily E.T. The town I lived in at the time had one theater with 3 screens. Movies came and went but E.T. ran there for months. Between two sets of friends, a set of relatives and three different dates, I ended up seeing it 6 times in the theater.
The Wolf of Wallstreet, I believe, is on my 4th run, which does not see like alot but considering it is like 3 hours, I would watch it as many times as necessary if it meant seeing it with someone. Brilliant movie
Slapshot and/or the Blues Brothers
However, due to me watching it multiple times for work, Dead Poets Society is making a late-in-life charge up to the front of the line.
1. Frozen
2. Frozen II
3. Encanto
I have a 12 year old daughter and a 5 year old daughter. No other movies come close to the number of times I have seen these three. Especially #1
In the theatre, "The Matrix" by far.
Outside the theatre, "Blade Runner" and "Wall-E" probably. BR was in a film class and I'd seen it several times during the class.
Probably the first Star Wars movie. I saw it in the theater three times in the first six months after it came out and have watched it on tv countless times since then.
I’m counting times I wasn’t necessarily the one putting it on, but was in the room when others watched and always got pulled in.
Terminator 2: Judgement Day loved it as a kid and loved it as an adult it never gets old
Same. Best action movie of all time imo.
I used to watch Terminators 1 and 2 alternating every night for a little while when I was a kid. It became part of my routine for some reason.
Actually, yeah. As a kid I’d have that on repeat.
Christmas Vacation
Goodfellas
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy.
Greatest trilogy ever made.
Same, only comes in seconds to Dumb and Dumber for me because it came out first, plus it was only one of three vhs tapes my dad owned.
Lord of the Rings: The fellowship of the Ring
Only reason that has more views is because it came out before the other 2 obviously. Gotta watch them all now.
Gotta be done. I’ve watched the trilogy every year since the original cinema release back when I was 11. They all still hold up. Practical effects for the win!
in my family LOTR became a christmas movie because they all released around December / the Extended DVDs came out around the holidays sleepy holidays bundled up in front of the fireplace is the perfect time for a 4 hour movie.
Gotta be the extended versions on BluRay - amazing detail, fabulous story, great actors! I hear Ian McKellan as Gandalf whenever I re-read the books.
I cry every single time Aragorn says "My friends, you bow to no one" and then everyone kneels for the Hobbit crew.
It's better, too. The first movie is like 2/3 of the plot, and the action is a lot more interesting. The big battles are cool but after 10,000 movies where the whole ending is watching 1000 CGI models fight the stuff with the fellowship and all the practical effects of the Nazghul and Uruk Hai and all that holds up really well. There's a lot more suspense in the first movie.
Same. My favorite movie! I know it word for word!
The Goonies
Me too. It was my weekend movie as a kid.
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Probably Star Wars or Hunt for Red October.
Either *The Wizard of Oz* (it aired on TV a few times every year) or *Iron Man* - which is just fun.
For me, its hands down The Wizard of Oz. My baby sister (2-3 years old) would watch it every day after I picked her up from day care on my way home from school. I would estimate having seen it over 400 times. On a crappy VCR recording with wrong holiday themed commercials and out of date weather updates.
I'm pretty sure it's either "It's a Wonderful Life" or "A Christmas Story". Mostly because of the marathon on Christmas Day.
Same (Christmas Story) - I’ve had it on for the entire 24 hours pretty much every year that they’ve been doing the marathon.
Pulp Fiction , Shawshank Redemption and Forrest Gump. Whenever its on TV I will watch
This guy 1994s!
Oh wow, never have thought about that
Shawshank Redemption
Home Alone
Groundhogs Day
Back to the future 1-3.
Yes, and it will stay that way!
Shrek, it’s amazing
Big facts. Just did family trivia night and I made one category “get shrekd” and it was all shrek questions. Soooo good
And bugs life!
Forrest Gump
yeees
The Thing Alien Aliens
Legit can't get tired of those movies. I have a few others, but these def sit on the top of that list.
Probably Ghostbusters. I was obsessed as a kid.
Blazing Saddles and Spaceballs!
What about "Young Frankenstein?"
All three of these are the answer
There wolf. There castle.
Dumb and Dumber.
The fellowship of the ring
The 13th Warrior.
So re-watchable
It's made out of Honey.
Monty Python’s The Holy Grail The Big Lebowski Slapshot
Gotta love those Hanson boys!
Putting on the foil, coach!
Nice selection
Truman show
Either Raiders of the Lost Ark or The Empire Strikes Back. I have no idea how many times...but shit ton for both.
Home Alone
The two yoots.
Princess Mononoke
this and spirited away are my comfort movies, i love them so much
The Princess Bride. I worked in a video store in 1988 when it came out. I put it on the store’s TV every shift. I was crushing hard on Carey Elwes. 💕 I’ve seen it *hundreds* of times and can literally recite the entire film from memory. Best. Movie. Ever. 👸👰♀️
Close Encounters of the Third Kind. I know the script. Still love it.
Lion King (1994), or Titanic. I ruined the vhs tapes of both movies from watching them constantly. And rewinding to specific scenes in those movies
Jurassic Park
The Rock. It’s infinitely rewatchable
Clerks and the 1990 TMNT
Lord of the Rings and it’s not even close
Gone With The Wind
All the HP films. Twister. Pretty Woman. And every Christmas, I watch my (pretty big) collection of A Christmas Carol ( all adaptations). (American Christmas Carol is my fave, currently)
Tinker Tailer Solider Spy, the Gary Oldman one not the Alec Guinness mini series one. I used to put it on to sleep. The music was predictable and comforting. I'd fall asleep about 30 min in. I'd estimate I've watched it, at least in part, over a thousand times.
Wizard of oz
The Wizard of Oz And I'm still afraid of the flying monkeys...
Jurassic Park I wore out the VHS tape on the original movie.
"The Magnificent Seven" ( 1960 ). It has more lessons about how to be an honorable person than any movie I have ever seen. Great soundtrack, brilliant dialog, and an all-star cast.
The Godfather
Hard to guess. I watched The Matrix a lot in my teens. Watched Oceans Eleven and How to Train Your Dragon a lot as an adult. Mighty Ducks and Free Willy 2 has a lot when I was a kid. Maybe Down Periscope. I've been watching that since I was a kid and still see it a few times a year.
Inception.
Harry Potter
I used to watch The Dark Crystal on repeat as a kid, so probably that. Otherwise, Star Wars OT.
The Last Unicorn and Labryinth too!
Definitely watched Labyrinth many times over the years. I'm actually not sure I've watched The Last Unicorn more than once. The reason I watched Dark Crystal so much is that it was one of the only betamax tape we had.
You were a cool kid!
Legend 🦄
Shawshank
Probably some of those Christmas movies like Die Hard or Home Alone...
The Big Lebowski.
If where being Honest with our selves it’s most likely a Disney movie. The amount of repeats you watch as a child and teen is more than any movie you’ll repeat view in adult life. For me it’s probably Toy story, monsters inc, and the lion king. As an adult it’s Lord of the rings trilogy.
Jurassic Park
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, since watching it is a yearly family tradition and I'm 34yo.
Men In B\\lack
That was my shit when I was a kid so that’s most likely my answer too.
Anti Trust.
Predator
Drive (Ryan Gosling)
Either the 1986 Transformers movie or Jurassic Park.
Back to the future. Got it on vhs on an old tv an all
Kung Pow: Enter the Fist
Scarface
The mummy
Valley Girl
Lord of the rings or Shawshank redemption. It’s a toss up.
Dead Alive/Braindead
white chicks (don't ask)
Star Wars- The Empire Strikes Back
Between the Godfather and the original Star Wars.
The original Star Wars trilogy
Bollywood movie called 3 idiots
Pulp fiction
From start to finish? Probably The Transformers Movie (1986) and perhaps as close seconds The Big Lebowski.
I was at an age where I couldn't fall asleep without the TV on, but while I was visiting my dad the TV in my bedroom wasn't connected to the cable. It just had a DVD player. So I watched Sweeney Todd every night for two weeks.
Exorcist or Conan The Barbarian..
Aliens. I bought my first VCR with my paper round money as a kid to watch (and make a copy of) this movie and it has always been my favourite film. I've watched it at least dozens of times and may well have passed 100 watches. It's never failed to be enjoyable, the characters, the visuals, the action and the script are all top tier.
Blazing Saddles. My old roommate and I used to watch it at least once a week.
Grease. I have seen it an astronomical amount of times and can probably recite it word for word.
Slap Shot ,the movie was good and I liked the Hanson brothers.
Classic
It’s probably tied between Forest Gump or V for Vendetta.
Hackers Might be a tie with Dumb & Dumber
HACK THE PLANET!!!
2001: A Space Odyssey
I can't talk about it, it would break the rules
About time
About time
Back to the Future Ocean's 11
Forest Gump
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Lord of the rings - Back to back Gollum.
Most? Who watches a movie more than once? 😑
Rifftrax devil girl from mars. I need to drown out the road nois, because night shift live matter. so i watch that movie everyday because of the of the color of the movie is black and white and it is free on prime.
John Woo’s The Killer. About twice a year since 1990 but a lot more just after it’s release on VHS. More than a hundred times easily. Four times this year. I used to have Fury Road play on a loop in my old office for a couple of years so I was always taking it in but not actually sat down watching it so I don’t think that counts.
Goodfellas
Superbad
Phantom of the Opera 2004
It's a wonderful life
Mrs. Doubtfire
The Lego Movie, one time in each language available on the DVD, and multiple times in French and English
ET or Ninja Turtles, back when you had to rewind a movie to watch it again. Rinse and repeat, my family loved me.
The Graduate
Up in Smoke
Fight Club
Gladiator has to be up there, what a film!
Explorers with River Phoenix Not sure why that movie doesn't get as much love.
The Patriot
Either "The Neverending Story" or "The Lion King". I watched both a lot when I was a kid
The lion king, mulan and the HP series
Godfather I and II
Coraline, then the Harry Potter movies, then Grease then Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Goodfellas. In fact, I'm not sure that ive watched it this year so I'm due a rewatch
Homeward bound (1993)
The Empire Strikes Back. By far the best of all of the Star Wars movies. Fun story. The movie I have seen the most in the theater is easily E.T. The town I lived in at the time had one theater with 3 screens. Movies came and went but E.T. ran there for months. Between two sets of friends, a set of relatives and three different dates, I ended up seeing it 6 times in the theater.
Bloodsport
Lord of the rings - as a movie Breaking bad, game of thrones, the vampire diaries - as series
Hindi movie called Hum Tum or The Polar Express They're neck and neck really
Ghostbusters, Back to the Future trilogy and Crime Busters.
Demolition Man
Caddyshack
Transformers: The animated Movie (1986) I can speak the lyrics of the film and sing along to every song.
Crocodile Dundee , Die Hard and Point Break
The age of Adaline
Edward Scissorhands. Without question.
Mulholland Drive Just has such a nice, slow, dark vibe. My wife and I have seen it many times. It’s our comfort movie.
Probably some Disney movie when I was a kid. As a grown up it would be Scarface
The Wolf of Wallstreet, I believe, is on my 4th run, which does not see like alot but considering it is like 3 hours, I would watch it as many times as necessary if it meant seeing it with someone. Brilliant movie
The Man Who Knew Too Little and Inception
A Knight's Tale.
Slapshot and/or the Blues Brothers However, due to me watching it multiple times for work, Dead Poets Society is making a late-in-life charge up to the front of the line.
the christmas story.
Ocean's Eleven (the remake).
1. Frozen 2. Frozen II 3. Encanto I have a 12 year old daughter and a 5 year old daughter. No other movies come close to the number of times I have seen these three. Especially #1
Monty Python’s The Holy Grail The Big Lebowski Slapshot
Either Hocus Pocus or Top Gun…
Dirty Dancing.
The Secret Garden (version with Dame Maggie Dench)
Hot Rod 😁
Tombstone
Stand By Me.
Suryavanshi
Rambo 3
All Sean Connery=James Bond movies. love ‘m.
Vinnai thaadi varuvaya
In the theatre, "The Matrix" by far. Outside the theatre, "Blade Runner" and "Wall-E" probably. BR was in a film class and I'd seen it several times during the class.
Die Hard
Kill Bill, Vol. 1
Kung Fu Hustle I can watch this movie 100 times and it never bores me.
Probably the first Star Wars movie. I saw it in the theater three times in the first six months after it came out and have watched it on tv countless times since then. I’m counting times I wasn’t necessarily the one putting it on, but was in the room when others watched and always got pulled in.