What movie have you watched the most?

liamo77 · 22-12-2019 01:07AM

Gladiator true classic.

Arghus · 22-12-2019 01:14AM

I've seen The Matrix easily over fifty times. Maybe more, I lost count. Knew it line by line, shot by shot.

Fargo, probably about thirty times.

Die Hard, double figures.

Aliens, double figures.

Raiders of The Lost Ark, double figures.

Wayne's World, double figures.

2001, double figures.

Airplane and Airplane 2, double figures.

The glory days of the VHS.

branie2 · 22-12-2019 01:17AM

Michael Collins

Pherekydes · 22-12-2019 01:23AM

M.T. Cranium wrote: »

Star Wars --The Part Before the Part After the Other Part

can't get enough of it, especially the part where they find out who the guys were who showed up just before that part where the other guys well you know

Feckin spoilers man!

Ruined it now.

Answer to thread: Jaws.

drake70 · 22-12-2019 01:24AM

Blade Runner

yerwanthere123 · 22-12-2019 01:25AM

Titanic I'd say, would watch it every Saturday morning as a child. I usually skipped all the romantic bits and started watching from when the iceberg struck

22-12-2019 01:26AM

Step Brothers.

fonecrusher1 · 22-12-2019 01:29AM

Any time I happen to see Alien or Aliens is on TV i feel compelled to watch them. So i'd say at least 50 times for Alien and probably watched Aliens over 100 times. Probably more, not sure. Its an addiction.:o

Probably watched Robocop (1987) over 100 times.

Plumbthedepths · 22-12-2019 01:31AM

Schindler's list.

dreamers75 · 22-12-2019 01:34AM

Predator
Dredd
The Raid

Last 2 are basically the same movie tbh

22-12-2019 01:36AM

Last few years, In Bruges.

Can stick it on any time. Perfect film.

Cherry Blossom · 22-12-2019 01:37AM

American Pie
The Green Mile
Love Actually
Home Alone
The Hunger Games

Dots1982 · 22-12-2019 01:42AM

pgj2015 wrote: »

Harsh times

Reminded of this scene, hadn’t thought about it for a while, it’s strong

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zRDyCkWXuUc

Melania Frump · 22-12-2019 01:45AM

The Champ. Still makes me cry.

irishevo8 · 22-12-2019 01:46AM

Darby o gill and the little people , great film ðŸ˜

SmartinMartin · 22-12-2019 01:46AM

The Blues Brothers. Nothing else like it.

Sadb · 22-12-2019 01:46AM

Raiders of the Lost Ark (all the Indiana but prob this one the most)
Back to the Future
Terminator

LETHAL LADY · 22-12-2019 01:46AM

I seem to have watched the The Shining at least twice a year since I was 14 (which wasn't yesterday) because Jack Nicholson is feckin' deadly in it like.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtI0uG6tjew

Goodfellas because it's a great film and for the Billy Batts scene obviously.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6k9_Cc-enY

Loads of other films too but these two stand out.

RGARDINR · 22-12-2019 01:49AM

Either Predator or Young Guns, followed by Willow. Ahhh you can't beat being a child of the early 80s.

Vita nova · 22-12-2019 01:56AM

American Beauty. It's 20 years since its release and although parts of it have been heavily parodied and it has fallen out of favour in recent years, it's still one of my go-to movies if I want to relax and unwind.

Church on Tuesday · 22-12-2019 02:10AM

Either Jurassic Park or Das Boot.

Chris_Heilong · 22-12-2019 02:24AM

Alien, best film ever.

Quantum Erasure · 22-12-2019 02:29AM

irishevo8 wrote: »

Darby o gill and the little people , great film ðŸ˜

your second post in nearly thirteen years? it must be fúckin brilliant

TiGeR KiNgS · 22-12-2019 02:34AM

Quantum Erasure wrote: »

your second post in nearly thirteen years? it must be fúckin brilliant

Surprised he didn't say Demolition Man

Tell me how · 22-12-2019 02:38AM

Forrest Gump.

Can watch it as a comedy, something to make you feel good , a light fingered historical narrative, focusing on the soundtrack, supporting the underdog. Several different ways or frames of mind in which it suits.

mcmoustache · 22-12-2019 02:43AM

Deleted User wrote: »

Last few years, In Bruges.

Can stick it on any time. Perfect film.

I agree; it's a masterpiece. It's one of the movies I've watched a lot and if it's on during Christmas, I'll watch it again. It ticks all the right boxes.

For me, I don't know how many times I've watched the Southpark Movie, Bigger, Longer, Uncut. Great story, great songs and very self aware. I still watch Southpark and loved Book of Mormon and hope that Trey and Matt keep coming up with good stuff.