Probably Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. We had it on VHS and didn't have cable and it's a fun movie. Or Leolo, the movie that made me fall in love with Tom Waits.
Oooooh I'm so obsessed in "Casablanca Memory" and it happened to me IRL with my last crush at the alumni event. I'm so triggered and huuuuuurrrrtt. Boohoo.
Half Baked. There was a period in the 90's that it was basically on a constant loop. That was shortly after I had smoking and my little squad and I just sat in my apartment smoking and laughing as the movie played on the tv. I do miss the days when I didn't have a tolerance.
Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor. Best comedic duo EVER! I could watch that (or any one of the movies they did together, over and over and over and over...).
Tons from the 60's 70's - The French Connection - The Seven Ups - Taxi Driver - The Conversation - Butterfield 8 - The Mating Game - Pillow Talk - 2001 - Apocalypse - Lawrence of Arabia - Sorcerer (friedkin) Dog Day Afternoon
From the 80's Nighthwaks - King of Comedy - Blade Runner - Prince of the City - and oddly enough - Neighbors (belushi)
Not counting the Lion King (which my then toddler demanded to watch at least once a day for nearly two years) I think it's a tossup between Princess Bride, Godfather I & II, and Independence Day.
@ Spider - Nighthawks is so underrated don't you think? I was only 3 when it came out, but I first saw it at around age 11 or 12 and thought it was great. It's on regular rotation now when nothing is on.
Grease Saturday Night Fever Star Wars Casablanca La la Land The Hunger Games Goodfellas Godfather 1 and 2 The Notebook Sixteen Candles The Breakfast Club Fried Green Tomatoes Waking The Dead Garden State (This list is endless...)
Truthfully, Home Alone because I once was a kid and have a kid now.... Devil Wears Prada, Stepmom, Legally Blonde, You've Got Mail, 21 also always suck me in so I've watched them many times too.
2. Splash w/Daryl Hannah, John Candy, Tom Hanks, Eugene Levy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-bw_1n5tJA
3. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun w/Sarah Jessica Parker & Helen Hunt
I still get stressed out about SJP making it to the TV Station in time for the dance competition. And I used to think Helen Hunt was such a cool f+cking girl I wanted to be. Her fashion was AMAZING.
I'm a cheeseball, but I still love this song from Girls Just Wanna Have Fun.
Dangerous Liaisons,Goodfellas,Scarface, the Blue Lagoon,Cinema Paradisio, Say Anything, and Love Anyway,Damage.... Forest Gump:) I know -eclectic and bizarre
Only because FX reruns, when I still could watch television:
1. "Kiss of the Damned" (countless, basically every time it was I turned the TV on—especially when it's raining outside) 2. "W.E." (multiple times) 3. "Margin Call" (11–12 times)
I have streamed All About Eve to fall asleep to probably literally hundreds of times (I love listening to Addison DeWitt's opening narration, it's now almost like an automatic trigger for my body to fall asleep to before he finishes). I'm kind of afraid Amazon might pull a Netflix and ask on Twitter why someone would stream the video of classic female backstabbing 749 times or whatever.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show. But I watch A Christmas Story at least once every year now and I'm not QUITE as obsessed with Tim Curry as I used to be, so Ralphie and friends are slowly catching up.
I don't remember which I have watched the most but when I jog my brain these are the ones that come to mind that have watched the most
Dawn of the Dead 78 Alien Phantasm Animal House Caddyshack Neighbors (the 81 version, not the shitty one from a few years back). Stripes Goodfellas The Deer Hunter Casino The Godfather 1&2 Scarface Heat
PITCH PERFECT, first one, because my daughter wanted to watch it over and over and over. FINDING NEMO, because when my daughter was younger she wanted to watch it over and over.
The movies I've watched over and over by myself? ALL ABOUT EVE, CASABLANCA, and CHINATOWN.
@Space Nighthawks HUGELY underrated - I believe they had it in for Sly who they considered a goofball after Rocky and Rocky 2. Rutger Hauer alone in Nighthawks should have garnished fantastic reviews. With world events now, we see Nighthawks was way ahead of it's time.
Back in the LATE 80S... BARFLY, DRUGSTORE COWBOY and REPO MAN...it was the only 3 movies wed watch, all my friends...we knew all the lines and would spit them out whenever an occasion arose that called for it...still to this day when we get together.
I was fired from another job, friends :(
ReplyDeleteI took a position as assistant chef at the Atlanta IHOP. But I got canned last night when I tried to sneak out with a piece of kitchen equipment.
It was a whisk I was willing to take.
A Christmas Story
ReplyDeleteIt's a toss up between Groundhog Day and Jackie Brown. My two absolute favorite films
ReplyDeleteThe third man and random harvest. Tied.
ReplyDeleteProbably Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. We had it on VHS and didn't have cable and it's a fun movie. Or Leolo, the movie that made me fall in love with Tom Waits.
ReplyDeleteCasablanca
ReplyDeleteOooooh I'm so obsessed in "Casablanca Memory" and it happened to me IRL with my last crush at the alumni event. I'm so triggered and huuuuuurrrrtt. Boohoo.
DeleteSlap Shot
ReplyDeleteJaws - tied - Close Encounters of the Third Kind - tied - JFK
ReplyDeleteI find myself putting any/all of these movies on while I'm doing stuff at home as 'comforting' background noise. Warped, I know.
dunnnnDUNN
Animal house or caddyshack
ReplyDeleteThe Godfather (Part 1 and Part 2) and Goodfellas.
ReplyDeleteME too.
DeleteAnnie Hall
ReplyDeleteMallrats
Or
Taken
Forrest Gump
ReplyDeleteI love the 'Your Turn' just for the Former CNN Anchor Candy Crowley comments - hysterical
ReplyDeleteLocal Hero with Peter Riegert.
ReplyDeleteMad Max: Fury Road
ReplyDeleteStar wars or scarface, i can recite both scripts off by heart.
ReplyDeleteBlade Runner
ReplyDeleteThe Third Man is an incredible movie.
ReplyDeleteThe Big Lebowski
ReplyDeleteLego Batman
Scoobydoo Batman
Batman The Man who Would be Bat
The Lady Eve and Fight Club.
ReplyDeleteEither a Fish Called Wanda or A Night at the Opera.
ReplyDeleteAnother toss-up:
ReplyDelete2001: A Space Odyssey and A Clockwork Orange
Eeek, I only saw A Clockwork Orange once and couldn't talk about it for three days afterwards.
Deleteha - I read that as "Scar Wars" or "Starface"
ReplyDeletehaving a rough day
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
ReplyDeleteIn the Heat of the Night
Love, Actually
The Women (1939)
Wait Until Dark
Meet Me in St Louis
Little Women (June Allyson)
The Opening of Misty Beethoven
ReplyDeleteI think I enjoyed watching Salieri be butthurt in 1984's "Amadeus" a little too much. AHAHAHHAHH-AHAHAHHAHHAHAH.
DeleteLittle Miss Sunshine and Sideways, in the last five years.
ReplyDeleteToss up between Now Voyager and Dazed and Confused.
ReplyDeleteStar Wars The Empire Strikes Back
ReplyDeleteEyes Wide Shut
Blade Runner, the original one.
I played these movies so many times, I destroyed VHS tapes and later dvds lol.
Tie between goodfellas and casino. Mostly good fellas.
ReplyDeleteHalf Baked. There was a period in the 90's that it was basically on a constant loop. That was shortly after I had smoking and my little squad and I just sat in my apartment smoking and laughing as the movie played on the tv. I do miss the days when I didn't have a tolerance.
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ReplyDeleteSilver Streak
ReplyDeleteGene Wilder and Richard Pryor. Best comedic duo EVER! I could watch that (or any one of the movies they did together, over and over and over and over...).
You've Got Mail.... It's a NY thing...
ReplyDeleteTotally get that.
DeleteStep Brothers
ReplyDeleteSpaceballs
The Jerk
The jerk! Holy shit. I forgot all about that. His special purpose.
DeleteOriginal Mad Max(1979)
ReplyDeletePorky's
Animal House
Friday the 13th(all of them)
Halloween(all of them)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre -all of them
Lethal Weapon franchise
Die Hard Franchise
Maltese Falcon
ReplyDeleteNotting hill
ReplyDeleteOblivion
Singing in the rain
ReplyDeleteThe Empire Strikes Back
John Wick
Gone With the Wind
Philidelphia
In theaters, Fight Club
ReplyDeleteOf all time, probably Star Wars: A New Hope. It was my I-can't-get-to-sleep-so-I-might-as-well-watch-something movie when I was a teen.
Princess Bride
ReplyDeleteNewsies! So bad it’s GOOD.
ReplyDeleteThe Shawshank Redemption
ReplyDeleteGoodfellas
I Love You Man (Yeah, I know: this one doesn't really fit with the other 2)
Dirty Dancing.
ReplyDeleteDon't judge! ;)
Never. It’s a great flick, they did the best they could and caught lightening in a bottle. Then Jennifer had to go fuck her face up.
DeleteNow Voyager
ReplyDeleteBest Years of Our Lives
You've Got Mail
Somethings Gotta Give
Sixteen Candles/Vacation/The DeerHunter/Murphy'sRomance/Cheaper by The Dozen w Clifton Webb/Your's Mine & Ours/A Date sTudy/All Godfather movies
ReplyDeleteGrease,godfather I and 2. Prefer 2...urban cowboy, serendipity, 16 candles. Rom com's. Have grease memorized....
ReplyDeleteTons from the 60's 70's - The French Connection - The Seven Ups - Taxi Driver - The Conversation - Butterfield 8 - The Mating Game - Pillow Talk - 2001 - Apocalypse - Lawrence of Arabia - Sorcerer (friedkin) Dog Day Afternoon
ReplyDeleteFrom the 80's Nighthwaks - King of Comedy - Blade Runner - Prince of the City - and oddly enough - Neighbors (belushi)
Blues Brothers and Super Troopers
ReplyDeleteNot counting the Lion King (which my then toddler demanded to watch at least once a day for nearly two years) I think it's a tossup between Princess Bride, Godfather I & II, and Independence Day.
ReplyDeleteOMG, I have 4 grandchildren who also watched the Lion King at least daily.
DeleteWe can probably recite all the dialogue, I know they can!
@KWU: There's a guy on YouTube who knows how to recite all the lines on "Mean Girls". Really, really fast.
DeleteHalloween, followed by Happy Gilmore. Don't judge.
ReplyDeleteRevolutionary road and Donnie darko.
ReplyDelete@ Spider - Nighthawks is so underrated don't you think? I was only 3 when it came out, but I first saw it at around age 11 or 12 and thought it was great. It's on regular rotation now when nothing is on.
ReplyDeletePrincess Bride
ReplyDeleteThe Devil Wears Prada
ReplyDeleteThe Bells of St. Mary's or Patton
ReplyDeleteI don’t watch many movies multiple times, but i’d have to say Love Affair (1939) with Irene Dunn & Charles Boyer. It sparkles still.
ReplyDeleteApocalypse Now. I saw it in the theater when I was 14. It was in 70m. Unbelievable.
ReplyDeleteMoulin Rouge
ReplyDeletePrincess Bride
Sound of Music
Grease
ReplyDeleteSaturday Night Fever
Star Wars
Casablanca
La la Land
The Hunger Games
Goodfellas
Godfather 1 and 2
The Notebook
Sixteen Candles
The Breakfast Club
Fried Green Tomatoes
Waking The Dead
Garden State
(This list is endless...)
Speed
ReplyDeleteBeetlejuice
Princess Bride
Penelope
Step Brothers
ReplyDeleteGrease
Imitation of Life
Manhole ll, Bearing it All V, and Stiff Competition Vols 1,2&3.
ReplyDeleteCaddyshack. And I’m ok with that!
ReplyDeleteIt's a Mad Mad Mad World
ReplyDeleteBraveheart
Clue
Animal House
Capt. America
The Avengers
Grease
ReplyDeleteHome Alone
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Shawshank Redemption
The Exorcist
The Wizard of Oz, since I began watching when I was about 4.
ReplyDeleteStar Wars. I, I can't help myself, I love it.
ReplyDeleteAlso Caddyshack. hmm...
Jaws, Alien, and Star Wars IV A New Hope.
ReplyDeleteStar Wars Episode IV.
ReplyDeleteEither Aliens or Hot Fuzz.
ReplyDeleteTruthfully, Home Alone because I once was a kid and have a kid now.... Devil Wears Prada, Stepmom, Legally Blonde, You've Got Mail, 21 also always suck me in so I've watched them many times too.
ReplyDeleteEither labyrinth, Mallrats, clerks or any of the evil dead
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ReplyDeleteGoodfellas, I have it memorized by now
ReplyDeleteFletch
ReplyDelete1. The Goonies
ReplyDelete2. Splash w/Daryl Hannah, John Candy, Tom Hanks, Eugene Levy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-bw_1n5tJA
3. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun w/Sarah Jessica Parker & Helen Hunt
I still get stressed out about SJP making it to the TV Station in time for the dance competition.
And I used to think Helen Hunt was such a cool f+cking girl I wanted to be.
Her fashion was AMAZING.
I'm a cheeseball, but I still love this song from Girls Just Wanna Have Fun.
"Slow, Slow, Quick, Quick, Slow..."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvf7_kFUHPo
Grandma's Boy and Zoolander
ReplyDeleteThat Thing You Do; Almost Famous; Scott Pilgrim vs the World; Mean Girls.
ReplyDelete"Blazing Saddles." The stuff of genius.
ReplyDeleteRomy and Michelle's High School Reunion
ReplyDeleteDangerous Liaisons,Goodfellas,Scarface, the Blue Lagoon,Cinema Paradisio, Say Anything, and Love Anyway,Damage.... Forest Gump:)
ReplyDeleteI know -eclectic and bizarre
*Love Actually
DeleteTricia love actually is mine too! That and office space'!
ReplyDeleteOooh I left our Office Soace!
DeleteAnd Jaws:)
One of mine features a former child star with a tumultuous adolescence.
ReplyDeleteFavorite line: “Get the flies back!”
First one to guess the movie gets a...geez, I dunno.
Some Like It Hot
ReplyDeleteI LOVED Jack Lemmon as a woman in "Some Like It Hot". 🗽👩🏻🚕🍂💛
DeleteOnly because FX reruns, when I still could watch television:
ReplyDelete1. "Kiss of the Damned" (countless, basically every time it was I turned the TV on—especially when it's raining outside)
2. "W.E." (multiple times)
3. "Margin Call" (11–12 times)
Did I not use an en-dash there for the range? Fuck.
DeleteI have streamed All About Eve to fall asleep to probably literally hundreds of times (I love listening to Addison DeWitt's opening narration, it's now almost like an automatic trigger for my body to fall asleep to before he finishes). I'm kind of afraid Amazon might pull a Netflix and ask on Twitter why someone would stream the video of classic female backstabbing 749 times or whatever.
ReplyDeleteGrease
ReplyDeleteProbably "Halloween". That, or "Shrek".
ReplyDeleteAlso Basket Case.
ReplyDeleteAnd any Joan Crawford movie.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show. But I watch A Christmas Story at least once every year now and I'm not QUITE as obsessed with Tim Curry as I used to be, so Ralphie and friends are slowly catching up.
ReplyDeleteIt's a Wonderful Life, Star Wars a New Hope, and Sound of Music.
ReplyDeleteI don't remember which I have watched the most but when I jog my brain these are the ones that come to mind that have watched the most
ReplyDeleteDawn of the Dead 78
Alien
Phantasm
Animal House
Caddyshack
Neighbors (the 81 version, not the shitty one from a few years back).
Stripes
Goodfellas
The Deer Hunter
Casino
The Godfather 1&2
Scarface
Heat
Spider Rico - Both Neighbors and Nighthawks are great underrated movies.
ReplyDeleteGoodfellas
ReplyDeleteGodfather I & II
Christmas Story
Airplane
My Cousin Vinny
ReplyDeleteSonatine
ReplyDeleteScream, Home Alone and Clue (and probably the first Bill and Ted)
ReplyDeleteHistory of the World Part 1
ReplyDeleteHands down favorite movie ever!
Other faves and re watches
Grease
Almost Famous
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Showgirls (no judging)
PITCH PERFECT, first one, because my daughter wanted to watch it over and over and over. FINDING NEMO, because when my daughter was younger she wanted to watch it over and over.
ReplyDeleteThe movies I've watched over and over by myself? ALL ABOUT EVE, CASABLANCA, and CHINATOWN.
The Seven Faces of Dr. Loa.
ReplyDeleteDont judge.
The Shawshank Redemption. Never gets old.
ReplyDeleteGone with the Wind
A Christmas Carol (Reginald Owen version only, not colorized)
Office Space
Cinema Paradiso and the sound od music.
ReplyDeleteSpace Mutiny
ReplyDeleteSide Hackers
Godzilla vs Megalon
Catalina Caper
Cave Dwellers
Some might understand this...
I watch "Once Upon a Time in America" once a year. I also watch "Bad Santa" every christmas.
ReplyDeleteThe Wizard of Oz, Casablanca, The Maltese Falcon, Aliens, Roadhouse, Repo Man, Gone With the Wind, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, to name some...
ReplyDeleteHalloween (original), The Shinning, The Outsiders, The Lost boys, The Crow, willy wonka and the chocolate factory and edward scissorhands
ReplyDelete@Space Nighthawks HUGELY underrated - I believe they had it in for Sly who they considered a goofball after Rocky and Rocky 2. Rutger Hauer alone in Nighthawks should have garnished fantastic reviews. With world events now, we see Nighthawks was way ahead of it's time.
ReplyDelete2TC - I agree 1 million percent!!!
ReplyDeleteNight Of The Comet
ReplyDeleteUmbrellas of Cherbourg
King of Hearts
Days of Heaven
Princess Bride
ALL ABOUT EVE and CASABLANCA
ReplyDeleteMahogany and Lady Sings the Blues
ReplyDeleteI'm with Sandy on Slap Shot. I also can add Lords of Dogtown.
ReplyDeleteThe Humbling
ReplyDeleteThe Sound of Music, Titanic and The Christmas Story.
ReplyDeleteSid and Nancy
ReplyDeleteGone with the Wind
Who's Afraid of Virinia Wolfe
Back in the LATE 80S... BARFLY, DRUGSTORE COWBOY and REPO MAN...it was the only 3 movies wed watch, all my friends...we knew all the lines and would spit them out whenever an occasion arose that called for it...still to this day when we get together.
ReplyDeleteLove Sid and and Nancy as well, but the ending was SOOOOO bad.
ReplyDeletePigtails and Round Asses, w/ Allie Sin
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