The Wizard of Oz,watched it every year since very young when it was on TV every Spring. I even saw it in the theatre. Even though the flying Monkeys gave me nightmares.
The Godfather, My Life As A Dog, Castle In The Sky, Starship Troopers, Wrath of Khan, Apocalypse Now - all more times than I could count. There was also a year where my little daughter wanted to watch Mulan DAILY but I don't include that because I was hardly watching it at all.
PurplePuffin-- Agreed! This Is Spinal Tap! A friend and I even based our whole trip to England around the theme, and I named my dog Nigel!
Wizard of Oz, Sound of Music, Elf and Christmas Story from happy annual viewings and holiday marathons. I'd build up courage all year to face those flying monkeys, Guesser!
The Wizard of Oz also because I watched it once a year every year as a kid and then multiple times since then. I even went to the theater and watched it on the big screen: amazing! Close seconds: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn; 8 Mile; Tommy Boy; The Women (1939 version); and It's A Wonderful Life.
Greyfriars Bobby.. I rarely watch a film more than once or twice, but I have watched all the Greyfriars Bobby films loads of times, snd pilgrimages to his old haunts as a youngster and know the book by heart,
My channel is stuck on TCM and the TV's always on so I've been in and out seeing many classics over and over. Years ago used to rent 'The Man who Would be King' from the library quite often. Hubba-hubba!
Star Wars I guess
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ReplyDeleteThe Wizard of Oz,watched it every year since very young when it was on TV every Spring. I even saw it in the theatre. Even though the flying Monkeys gave me nightmares.
ReplyDeleteRight Now? Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a kid in the 80s it was BeastMaster with Marc Singer.
Bladerunner and They Live and Network are tied but I went to Rocky Horror in a theater more times than I can count so RHPS I guess.
ReplyDeleteThe Godfather, My Life As A Dog, Castle In The Sky, Starship Troopers, Wrath of Khan, Apocalypse Now - all more times than I could count. There was also a year where my little daughter wanted to watch Mulan DAILY but I don't include that because I was hardly watching it at all.
ReplyDeleteThis is Spinal Tap. The Stonehenge scene is brilliant. Hahaha
ReplyDeleteProbably a tie between A Christmas Story, the original Star Wars trilogy and The Ten Commandments, family sh!t you can leave on during the holidays.
ReplyDelete"Interiors" (heavy drama starring Geraldine Page, directed by Woody Allen)
ReplyDeleteHot Fuzz and The Matrix
ReplyDeleteProbably Godfather I and II.
ReplyDeleteFollowed very closely by The Expendables 1-4.
Have to be The Sound of Music
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ReplyDeleteThe Winter Soldier, The Matrix and Return of the King.
ReplyDeleteWizard of Oz or Arthur.
ReplyDeleteHarold and Maude, Wizard of Oz, or The Right Stuff
ReplyDeleteCheech and Chong's Up in Smoke
ReplyDeleteCool Hand Luke
Animal House
JAWS
ReplyDeleteWizard of Oz.
ReplyDeleteRear Window (Hitchcock, no remakes)
ReplyDeletePurplePuffin-- Agreed! This Is Spinal Tap! A friend and I even based our whole trip to England around the theme, and I named my dog Nigel!
ReplyDeleteWizard of Oz, Sound of Music, Elf and Christmas Story from happy annual viewings and holiday marathons. I'd build up courage all year to face those flying monkeys, Guesser!
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.
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ReplyDeleteI like how there are 2 stories going on
Groundhog Day
The Breakfast Club
ReplyDeleteHeathers.
ReplyDeleteThe Women
ReplyDeleteV for Vendetta
Original Star Wars trilogy
Meet Me in St Louis
The Big Lebowski.
ReplyDeleteUncle Buck and Tommy Boy are probably tied for most views.
ReplyDeleteSpeed, John Wick and the Matrix movies...its all about Keanu
ReplyDeleteThe Wizard or Oz, since I started watching it when I was about 3 years old.
ReplyDeleteGrand Canyon
ReplyDeleteReality Bites 😜
ReplyDeleteThe Lord of the Rings trilogy
ReplyDeleteMost likely The Ten Commandments.
ReplyDeletebladerunner/blues brothers
ReplyDeleteharry potter/the breakfast club
ReplyDeleteI have seen Grease and Clueless probably 100 times each! I swear in the 90s TBS and TNT would play the same movie a million times a month on weekends!
ReplyDelete@pgHgirl ++++++11111 - so agree.
ReplyDeleteThe Italian Job
ReplyDeleteLicorice Twists. Well, Rachel Ryan's two big scenes mostly. Gangbang Girl #18, the construction site scene. The Wizard of Oz.
ReplyDeleteBringing Up Baby, probably.
ReplyDeleteHarry Potter (pick one)
ReplyDeleteClue
RHPS
Long time luckier here, @Suoer comic, me too! Still cry with laughter now.
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Home Alone
Ace Ventura
Jaws
ReplyDelete+1 txred, that is a great every summer movie, especially at the beach.
ReplyDeleteBaby's Day Out. My five kids all wanted to live the dream.
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SELENA!!!! ... I mean, I am Texan and I don't speak fluent Spanish, but I can sing all of her songs.. :)
ReplyDeleteThe Wizard of Oz also because I watched it once a year every year as a kid and then multiple times since then. I even went to the theater and watched it on the big screen: amazing!
ReplyDeleteClose seconds: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn; 8 Mile; Tommy Boy; The Women (1939 version); and It's A Wonderful Life.
Hangover, 10 Things I Hate About You
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ReplyDeleteThese 3 a bunch- don't know exactly how many times or which I've watched most.
ReplyDeleteGodfather II
Penny Serenade
It's a Wonderful Life
Groundhog Day
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It's a wonderful life
A star is born with Barbara S, I definitely won't be seeing the newer version at all
Haven't seen them quite as many times, but Bringing Up Baby, Coming to America, Rear Window and Clueless are up there in frequency, too
ReplyDeleteDrama: Once Upon a Time in America - probably watched it once a year since I was 14
ReplyDeleteComedy: Life of Brian, Dumb and Dumber
Tie:
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My Cousin Vinnie
Pride and Prejudice
ReplyDeleteSteel Magnolias (even named one of my sons after a character) and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (the one with Gene Wilder)
ReplyDeleteSpinal Tap, Harold and Maude, and the Dewey Cox Story
ReplyDeleteCasablanca. I know the script almost by heart.
ReplyDeleteBack to the future, Beetlejuice and Who framed Roger Rabbit, probably. Though I have seen many of the titles mentioned here hundreds of times:)
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ReplyDeleteGreyfriars Bobby.. I rarely watch a film more than once or twice, but I have watched all the Greyfriars Bobby films loads of times, snd pilgrimages to his old haunts as a youngster and know the book by heart,
ReplyDeleteWizard of Oz for me personally, as a mother ive watched numerous movies with my children over and over and....
ReplyDeleteSteel Magnolias, Waiting to Exhale, Elf and Christmas Vacation.
ReplyDeleteYoung Frankenstein, Harold and Maude, Uncle Buck.
ReplyDeleteSuper Troopers. Literally a couple of hundred times.
ReplyDeleteTrue Romance
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A Bronx Tale
They Live
Angels With Dirty Faces
My channel is stuck on TCM and the TV's always on so I've been in and out seeing many classics over and over.
ReplyDeleteYears ago used to rent 'The Man who Would be King' from the library quite often. Hubba-hubba!
A Christmas Story ... every year.
ReplyDeleteThe Lost Boys, watched it every day for a year straight when I was a teen. Watch it at least 6x a year still.
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The Bad Seed
Auntie Mame
Inherit the Wind
12 Angry Men
Office Space
The Year of Living Dangerously
Cat In A Hot Tin Roof
Vertigo (Hitchcock) The first 2 Godfathers.
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Funniest movies ever
Dodsworth
ReplyDeleteAll About Eve
Death on The Nile
Murder Most Foul
Evil Under The Sun
Animal House
Jaws
Giant
The naked gun movies are the only ones I have watched more then once
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Airplane
Full Metal Jacket
Wizard of Oz
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All about Eve
Mildred Pierce
Rosemary's Baby original
The Stepford Wives "
Mulholland Dr.
Groundhog Day
The Lord of the Rings trilogy.
ReplyDeleteBraveheart, Rudy and Ronin.
ReplyDeleteTop Secret!
ReplyDeleteThe Shawshank Redemption and Aliens are up there too.
Damn forgot Sweet Smell of Success. Tony Curtis and Burt Lancaster - OMG
ReplyDeleteTuritella- Gods Must be Crazy, totally insane! Used to rent that often as well.
ReplyDeleteMomo - Sweet Smell of Success is coming up on TCM.
Twice Upon a Time (with Molly Ringwald, 1998)
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Bladerunner
A Man for All Seasons with Paul Schofield
Anne of the Thousand Days
Karate Kid
ReplyDeleteBack to the future
Ben-Hur
The ten commandments
And Pedro Infante movies
superstar and donnie darko
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