Foo - What movie have you seen the most times?

For me, I believe it would be the Seven Samurai.


runners up:

The Adventures of Robin Hood
All the President's Men
The Big Sleep
Breaking Away
Casablanca
Fistful of Dollars
The French Connection
The Godfather
The Godfather, Part II
It's a Wonderful Life
North by Northwest
The Philadelphia Story
On Any Sunday
Rear Window
Since you Went Away
The Song Remains the Same
Stage Door
Superfly
The Wizard of Oz

White Christmas
The Bells of Saint Marys
Going My Way
Lilies of the Field

Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Star Wars
Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan
The Hunt for the Red October
Jaws

Off the top of my head ...

Scarface

The Princess Bride
Blazing Saddles
Young Frankenstein
Disney movies with my daughter (many moons ago)

Seven Samurai
Ran
Akira
Star Wars IV-VI
Goonies
The Professional

The Godfather or Apollo 13, not sure which.

How can you see more than one movie the most times?

Billy Madison

Blazing Saddles
Spinal Tap
Best in Show
Young Frankenstein
The Godfather (I and II)
The Princess Bride
Anchorman (probably watched monthly since it came out-a guilty pleasure)
Star Wars (a New Hope and Empire)
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Honeymoon In Vegas (the wife loves it)

Star Wars. Hands down. It was on HBO twice a week for about 2 years when I was a kid.

Goodfellas

I'm ashamed to admit it.
Grease

Runners up:
All 3 Monty Python movies
Amadeus
LOTR (all three)
Matrix (all three)
Princes Bride
Young Frankenstein
Spaceballs
Blazing Saddles
Joe Dirt (because it was on TV so much, and I couldn't resist my inner red neck)

The VCR head cleaner. Stupid VHS.

Black Hawk Down
Magnolia
The Princess Bride
Goodfellas

I'm ashamed to admit it.
Grease

Runners up:
All 3 Monty Python movies
Amadeus
LOTR (all three)
Matrix (all three)
Princes Bride
Young Frankenstein
Spaceballs
Blazing Saddles
Joe Dirt (because it was on TV so much, and I couldn't resist my inner red neck)


We must be about the same age. Mel Brooks was all over early HBO too. And DEFINITELY Grease.

V for Vendetta

Quotes:

~ You wear a mask for so long, you forget who you were beneath it.~

~ What was done to me created me. It is the basic principle of the universe, that each action will have an equal and opposing reaction.~

We must be about the same age. Mel Brooks was all over early HBO too. And DEFINITELY Grease.

Never had HBO....had most on VHS and/or DVD (now). Grease was one of the first VHS tapes our family ever got and I watched it many, many times. Mel Brooks was on TV a lot back in 80s, then got DVDs somewhere along the way too. :)

Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan

From 1983-85 I worked in an upscale audio/video retail establishment, and Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan was one of the VHS demo tapes we had playing onscreen non-stop during store hours. I've probably seen that movie several hundred times. There was a period when I could recite 100% of the dialog.

As far as which movies I've willingly seen the most times -- which, in the era of cable TV is still a dubious designation; i.e., there are a lot of movies I've seen multiple times simply because nothing else was on, so I'm not sure I'd count them -- the ones that come to mind are

- Wim Wenders' Until The End Of The World
- Martin Scorsese's Last Temptation Of Christ
- the Maysles Brothers' Gimme Shelter
- The Rocky Horror Picture Show

The Fifth Element

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Ruby Rhod!

BZZZZZZZ! ZZZZ! BZZZZZZZ! Are we green? Super green! :thumb:

Honorable mention to Lord of the Rings - The Fellowship of the Ring. When I learned that my favorite all time story was being made into a series of three movies, I think I went bat s**t crazy. I remember seeing the trailer and going nuts when the balrog's leg stomped into view.

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I saw it nine times in the theatre and dozens of time when the movie went to DVD.

Still, I don't think it comes close to The Fifth Element.

Either Pulp Fiction or 10 Commandments.....

In no particular order...

Patton
The Good The Bad And The Ugly
the Outlaw Josie Wales
Unforgiven
Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2
Reservoir Dogs
Star Wars A New Hope (the original version, not the rereleased digitized one)
The Hunted
Silverado
Blazing Saddles

hmmmmm....all movies with the three D's: Death, Doom and Destruction.

Highlander.

I'm due for my bi-annual viewing.

In no particular order...


Blazing Saddles

hmmmmm....all movies with the three D's: Death, Doom and Destruction.

Blazing Saddles was in that group????

:lol::lol::lol:

I had a movie with Tracy Lords in the leading role that got quite a bit of use.

Aliens.

Tombstone...second place isn't even close

The Good The Bad And The Ugly
the Outlaw Josie Wales
Unforgiven
Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2How could I forget Kill Bill and Clint?

Add to mine Kill Bill (1 & 2)
and
No particular Clint Eastwood western in general. I have most on DVD and get in the mood every 6 months or so and watch a few. The Outlaw Josie Wales and High Plains Drifter probably get the most viewings.

Tombstone...second place isn't even close

Damn! Another one I forgot. Probably seen Tombstone about 5 or 6 times. :thumb:

Not a movie, but Red Dwarf, seasons 1 through 8, which would be all that's available.

(I'm not kicked out, right?)

You lika the Box of Moonlight? Great movie.

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Master and Commander

The Spitfire Grill.

The Outlaw Josey Wales
Shawshank Redemption
Jaws
LOTR
The Quiet Man
Sergeant York
The Princess Bride

A Christmas Story (that TCM 24-hour marathon each year puts this on top)
Holiday Inn
Gone With the Wind
Best In Show
Spinal Tap

Made, swingers, pool hall junkies.

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Top Gun
Super Troopers
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
O Lucky Man.
Repo Man

A Christmas Story (that TCM 24-hour marathon each year puts this on top)
Holiday Inn
Gone With the Wind
Best In Show
Spinal Tap

Traditional, every year. Got it on DVD. The Dad is my uncle incognito. Uncle Kenny.

Now that I think about it. I've seen Myster Science Theater 3000's riff on "Night of the Blood Beast" a gazillion times. So, my answer is now:

Night of the Blood Beast

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Man Without A Face.

One of Nick Stahl's first, if not......

The Wild Bunch is the winner.

Close runners up are Caddy Shack, the Substitute, Aliens, Dillinger, Animal House, and Dumb and Dumber.

ohhhhh, forgot Animal House.....

Not really a movie...and I fast forward through the talking most of the time, so I'm not exactly sure of the plot. But the main actress sure is easy on the eye.

Wizard of Oz
Star Wars
It's a Wonderful Life
It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
The Gods Must be Crazy
Tombstone
The Shootist

It's really close between Star Wars and Cinderella (the things parents do for their children) :o.

I've seen the Pixar movies multiple times as well, particularly Finding Nemo and The Incredibles.

Most viewing for a movie not rated X....The Empire Strikes Back.


I think I saw it at the theater 30 times? Something crazy like that (before there was DVD).

The Grinch who Stole Christmas
Pirates of Penzance
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Princess Bride
Hot Lead and Cold Feet

i forgot Fargo.

how could i forget that one.

Mine might very well be Fargo. I've also viewed Blue Velvet a ridiculous number of times.