General Discussion : What films have you watched the most times?

[miss jesus]

In your entire life.

(If it happens to be the best movies you've ever seen, great, but from my experience this is a totally different thing.)

Mine would be, roughly in order of times I've seen them:

the Evil Dead trilogy
Die Hard
Carlito's Way
Airplane
Murder by Death
Dune
Goodfellas

[astrakhan]

Ace Ventura a bunch of times
The Thomas Crown Affair remake has been on loads
Star Wars IV a few times
E.T. three or four times
The Fugitive, maybe 3x
Most of Wallace & Gromit's films a bunch of times

It doesn't really reflect my taste, just TV schedules.

[Hopscotch]

Dumbo, Pete's Dragon, The Brave Little Toaster, The Fox and the Hound, Robin Hood, Robin Hood Men in Tights, The Princess Bride, Overboard, Rocky IV, Tommy Boy, Big Jake, The Cowboys, City Slickers, Muppet Treasure Island, Annie, Kelly's Heroes, Nacho Libre, Little Manhattan, The Argon Quest, Three Amigos, Rocketman, George of the Jungle, Master of Disguise, Hans Christian Anderson, The Little Rascals, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Hot Lead and Cold Feet, Almost Heroes, Under Seige, Jeremiah Johnson, The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean, The Man Who Knew Too Little, The Ghost and Mr. Chicken, Scamper the Penguin, Behind the Waterfall, Uncle Buck, The Great Outdoors, The Seventh Brother, Rigoletto, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Speed, and Westworld.

I've seen all of these at least 20 times! Mostly when I was younger .

[tef]

The Princess Bride, no contest.

[Tripwyre]

I worked in a video store for two years and as a result of playing movies in the store, I've probably seen Batman Begins and Talladega Nights upwards of 40 times each. I doubt there are any other movies that approach that number. Fight Club maybe, which I watched compulsively during my teens. I wore out the tape on The Jetsons movie when I was a kid though, so who knows how many times I must have watched it.

[Hells_Zargon]

The Ace Ventura films and Dumb & Dumber are the major two that come to mind.

Dumb & Dumber is probably the one I've seen the most away from normal TV schedules, I've probably seen it upwards of twenty times over the years. I've watched In Bruges more times than I can remember as well.

[FitFortDanga]

Airplane and The Wall top the list. Raiders of the Lost Ark and Blues Brothers are way up there.

[Gregzilla]

Blade Runner, A Clockwork Orange, Robot Monster, Some of the Godzilla movies and some of the Gamera movies.

[djross]

Probably Taxi Driver and Blue Velvet. Also: 2001: A Space Odyssey, Annie Hall, Goodfellas.

[valmeade]

Would almost have to be "Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown", because it was one of the only tapes my parents owned when I was little, so I watched the shit out of that movie until I was about 9 or so.

I'm completely incapable of turning off any of the Jurassic Park movies when they come on TV, so I've probably seen those about half a dozen times each.