What movies have you watched more than once?

[Explosssive]

I've watched The Dark Knight more than any other movie. Other movies that I've enjoyed watching multiple times include Forrest Gump and The Shawshank Redemption

 

[kanewolf]

Aliens, Most of the James Bond movies, Kelly's Heroes, Blazing Saddles, Terminator and Terminator 2, The Harry Potter movies just because they are continuously on TV....

 

[Colif]

20 years ago I watched Monty Python & The Holy Grail so much I could probably recite entire movie. I had the script to it to, and it was as silly as the movie. Even without the entire movie being broken into 5 minute clips on Youtube, I still probably don't need to see it again. Like Obelix, I was immersed in it at birth and am immune to it now...

 

[kanewolf]

3 years ago, one of the radio shows I listen to during drive time, had the conversation about the 10 movies you would have to take with you on a trip to mars (or similar long isolated situation). Here was my list.

Genre Title Rotten Tomatoes Rating Music Woodstock 100%​ Drama Full Metal Jacket 92%​ Comedy Dr Strangelove 99%​ Drama Titanic 89%​ Drama Aliens 99%​ Drama Die Hard 93%​ Music Some Like it Hot 96%​ Comedy Monty Python and the Holy Grail 97%​ Drama Taxi Driver 98%​ Animation Who Framed Roger Rabbit 97%​

 

[velocityg4]

I’ve rewatched a lot of movies. Mostly I watch old movies I know I like. Because most of the newer ones stink. For comedies and dramas I pretty much just watch old stuff. The only new movies I watch are sci-fi or fantasy.

I’ve probably watched Star Trek I-VI the most. Hardly watch them now though. Because I know them so well. I used to watch the original Star Wars often. Until Lucas ruined them.

Mostly note I watch stuff from the 1930s through the 1960s.

 

[USAFRet]

Rollerball.
The James Caan original, not the braindead remake.

The Martian
Star Trek
Forrest Gump
James Bond, up until the last few
The Italian Job (both of them)

 

[lvt]

Charlie Chaplin collection.

Mr. Bean sagas.

well if I can call them movies.

 

[Eximo]

Search for the Holy Grail is up there.
Bladerunner (the various different versions from Theatrical to Director's Cut)
I find myself watching various Star Trek movies from time to time.
Bicentennial Man (almost a perfect adaptation)
I think I mentioned it in the other movie thread, but Trading Places and Coming to America are holiday traditions.

 

[Explosssive]

Trading Places and Coming to America are holiday traditions.

I completely agree ))

 

[PaulDesmond]

Comedy films like Men in black, Disney haunted mansion, death becomes her. I have watched national lampoons Animal House hundreds of time over the years.

 

[Exploding PSU]

3 years ago, one of the radio shows I listen to during drive time, had the conversation about the 10 movies you would have to take with you on a trip to mars (or similar long isolated situation). Here was my list.

Genre Title Rotten Tomatoes Rating Music Woodstock ​ 100%​ Drama Full Metal Jacket ​ 92%​ Comedy Dr Strangelove ​ 99%​ Drama Titanic ​ 89%​ Drama Aliens ​ 99%​ Drama Die Hard ​ 93%​ Music Some Like it Hot ​ 96%​ Comedy Monty Python and the Holy Grail ​ 97%​ Drama Taxi Driver ​ 98%​ Animation Who Framed Roger Rabbit ​ 97%​

Your table made me realize how little I watch movies, I probably wouldn't be able to fill all 10 if I had been asked to do the same.

 

[logainofhades]

Robin Hood: Men in Tights, obviously. Spaceballs is another. All the Harry Potter movies. Die Hard every Christmas. There are others, but I cannot think of them all.

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

god, who knows...

entire Alien series,
Predator I & II,
Star Wars series(IV-VI anyway),
Richard Donner Superman movies,
The Fly(1986),
The Who's Tommy,
Mad Max I & II,
The Godfather series,
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,
The Doors,
Scarface (1983),
The Yakuza,
Year of the Dragon,
Die Hard I & II,
Lethal Weapon I & II,
Terminator & T2: Judgement Day,
Commando,
Conan The Barbarian & The Destroyer,
Total Recall (1990),
Blade Runner,
Cyborg,
Ghost Busters I & II,
Invasion of the Body Snatchers,
Robocop (1987),
Excalibur,
Labyrinth,
Princess Bride,
The Dark Crystal,
Rock n Roll High School,
Evil Dead I & II,
The Shining,
Interview with the Vampire,
Cheech & Chong's Up in Smoke & Nice Dreams,
Dream a Little Dream,
License To Drive,
The Lost Boys,
Stand By Me,
Fast Times at Ridgemont High,
Red Dawn,
Explorers,
The Goonies,

all of the Ralph Bakshi animated films,
Rankin/Bass The Hobbit & Return of the King,
Vampire Hunter D,
Akira,
Ghost in the Shell,
Fist of the North Star,
The Sword in the Stone,..

way too many to name.

 

[Eximo]

Robin Hood: Men in Tights, obviously. Spaceballs is another. All the Harry Potter movies. Die Hard every Christmas. There are others, but I cannot think of them all. I

"Did you say Abe Lincoln?"

 

[c1c1op]

Terminator 2 the judgement day
Matrix
Robocop

 

[Emmaphoto]

Matrix and Harry Potter (those are my two favorite movies)

 

[Lolkekwq]

Terminator 1 and 2, The Green Mile, Wild Hogs (the part where Dudley is left without a motorcycle and rides in a stroller still makes me laugh out loud), Fight Club, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, All Stanley Kubrick movies, Matrix, Inception. The list is not complete. These are the ones I've reviewed the most.

 

[Alex_s94]

Forrest Gump, The Shawshank Redemption

 

[Deleted member 14196]

Glengarry Glen Ross

BBC version (1980s) of THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST (super funny)

 

[grantorinounforgiven]

The Grey starring Liam Neeson is one of my all-time favs, I also like Sam Raimi's Spiderman 2 a lot, Road to Perdition, Prisoners (though it's a tough watch), Birdman, Whiplash and so on

 

[minnin90]

I'm very much a repeat movie watcher. I've seen Alien, Aliens, King Kong 2005 remake, Mulholland Dr. all about 100 times just on blu ray, so not counting dvd, theateres,etc.

 

[Deleted member 2942093]

Heat
The Town
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
The Fighter

 

[TedDy77]

Harry Potter

 

[sarcophagus_macabre]

Far too many to list, but I include:

In the Heat of the Night
Jeremiah Johnson
The Outlaw Josie Wales
Emperor of the North

 

[gejoma]

I don't usually watch movies more than once, but I've watched The Martian, one of my favorites, many times.