Do you watch some movies over and over?

I’m a sucker for Die Hard. And also the Rocky collection.

yeah

I’ve watched ‘The Invasion’ more than 20 times :p

Harry Potter.
Nuff said.

Oh my gosh, I still watch all the movies I loved as a kid. Here’s a small list of movies I would always be up to watching:

Slumdog Millionaire

Meangirls

She’s the Man

The Little Giants

Se7en

The Lion King

Hmmm, trying to think of more. (:

Oh right, “You’ve Got Mail.”

Steele Magnolias.
Fried Green Tomatoes
As the River runs throughit
Big fat Greek Wedding.
Second Handliion.
My sister’s keeper
The Notebook
I guess I am into chick flicks mostly.
Not to mention all the disney movies m daughter watches over and over. I think I have watched Bambi and Fox in the Hound.ALOT.

No. Life is too short.. I enjoy a movie I have not seen much more than one I have seen already – even if I loved it. I feel the same way when I watch TV. If I have seen the episode, I change the channel or turn it off.
I did watch “Sixth Sense” and “Memento” twice. I just had to. You understand.

Anyone here that answered the question ever watched Grease?

The Women
Rear Window
The Quiet Man
The Harry Potter Movies
It Happened One Night
Toy Story

@BoBo1946 I have BoBo1946 like more then once.It was TV yesterday

@Frenchfry yeah…can John dance? Does Olivia have the most beautiful voice of all-times? Love that movie. I also loved Steele Magnolias!

@BoBo1946 Yes, I’ve seen Grease. :) Great movie.

Oh! and every year the used to show The Wizard of OZ, Roots, The Sound of Music, Willie Wonka and the Chocolate factory. .on TV. Remember that?

@CherrySempai I loved Slumdog Millionaire also…great movie!

Sound of Music…i’ve seen that one about 5 times!

@BoBo1946 My high school did a play after Grease.
I was Frenchie. LOL

@Frenchfry LOLL…well, that could not have picked a better Frenchie!

The Green Mile
Chicago
Full Metal Jacket
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
Fight Club
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
The Seven Year Itch
I almost forgot Mamma Mia. It’s disgusting how many times I can watch that movie and never get sick of it.

Yes, to the point of being able to recite whole scenes of dialog. Having list count of the number of times I’d watched “It’s a Wonderful Life,” I’ve cut back to once every couple of years, but ask me to do conversation when Barrymore tries to get Stewart to go to work for him, I’ll give it to you almost word for word. There are countless movies I watch again and again because the story and acting are so good, and I always come away from them with something new. To name a few, 12 Angry Men, Seven Days in May, Dodsworth, the original The Thing, Knocked Up, Becket, Manchurian Candidate, Fight Club, Some Came Running, The Third Man, Citizen Kane, almost any movie with Woody Allen (esp. Annie Hall and Manhattan), any movie by the producers Pressburger Powell (known as The Archers), the directors Alfred Hitchcock, Orson Welles and David Mamet, anything with Bogart, (esp. Maltese Falcon, African Queen, Key Largo), Welles, Sinatra, and just about every film that I’ve reviewed on my personal movie review site. ‘Scuse me … I have to go re-watch a movie.

There’s too many to list. Often it’s not even intentional. My latest one was Gran Torino with Clint Eastwood. I’ve seen it like three times. Some stories, acting and writing are just so damn compelling you just get caught up in it when it’s on. And quite honestly a director like Eastwood is just so good at his craft and that’s a rarity. A good story is worth a hundred times more than any CGI effects. Although I find it easier to leave, take a shower or go to bed halfway through the film the second time around.

I am nuts over woody allen movies too but they don’t seem to be on that often. I got tired of Grease; watched it too many times. I bought the CD. lol Mine are:
Sleepless
Driving Miss Daisy
The Odd Couple (I know the script now)
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
The Seven Year Itch
Summer of ‘42
Giant
Sleeping With the Enemy
Pretty Baby w/Brooke Shields – Love this !
Fried G Tomatoes bored me to Tears!!

@BoBo1946 Did u really mean Olivia has the most beautiful voice of all time?? What about Streisand?

@Aster
Woody is a master story teller and movie maker.
And although I thoroughly enjoyed Vicky Cristina Barcelona, I wish he would have narrated. The “similar” sounding guy is just not the same.

Oh yeah, do I ever. I’ve watched Halloween from one to six so many times, (Including number three that nobody likes.) Romero’s zombie trilogy, Corpse Bride and trainspotting. Those are all the ones I’ve seen at least more than 15 times, but there are some few others I’ve seen quite often too.

My ultimate war movie:
– The fist half of – Jull Metal Jacket (1987)
– Followed by the fist half of – Apocalypse Now (1979)
– Followed by the fist half of – Saving Private Ryan (1998)
Fletch (1985)
State and Main (2000)
Heathers (1989)
Office Space (1999)

These are by far the most re-watched movies in the arsenal. (Fight Club (1999) is working its way in.)

If I were to imaging a movie HELL – it would include endless Woody Allen narration with Barbara Streisand mouth-shape-singing Tomorrow and dancing in the background.

Titanic. The Notebook. ha.
Natural Born Killers
Girl Interrupted
The Nail
Pulp Fiction
Most of the Batman movies

The more I think about it, the more I realize there are alot of movies
I watch over and over again and don’t get sick of.
I also like to watch certain television shows by the series like

Trailer Park Boys
Oz and
The Boondocks

@SeventhSense For me, Woody Allen’s personality and the way he presents himself as a neurotic wreck is just so entertaining.
I’m so surprised he’s still married to that young girl Mia adopted. Whatever she has, it’s working.

Sure. I know the entire dialogue from Rudy.

@Aster
I guess it was more real than anyone gave him credit for.

The “I Claudius” series every year around Thanksgiving or Christmas

Anything Monty Python.

Movies I watch every time they are on:

Breaking Away
Parenthood
The Dead Zone
When Harry Met Sally

The one movie I have seen literally hundreds of times (all prior to having children) is The Godfather.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
V for Vendetta
The Lord of the Rings movies

Everything else I usually wait at least a year to watch again.

Army of Darkness and Tremors.

@driving Miss Daisy too. She was such a firecracker.Nononesense gal. Loved her.

@Aster hey, either is great!

@Aster Sorry still getting used to the @ thing Miss daisy. I love the movie.

I am addicted to Driving AND to Morgan Freeman. Wow; what a combination. I think he got an Oscar for that one. I hope
There is a class movie , very old, that I have with Lucille Ball and Desi Arnez: THE LONG, LONG TRAILER and now that I think about it , I have not seen it since we moved. I bet no one else has seen it?

@Aster I’ve seen it a few times :)

hard to not get re-hooked on Titanic! (I forgot)
@mrentropy You’ve seen Trailer????

We should all get together, break out the popcorn and watch movies. But I get to see one of MINE or I’m not coming! LOL

There are some movies that if I encounter them on TV, I will stop to watch. We’ll see how many I remember:

When Harry Met Sally
You’ve Got Mail
Apollo 13
Grease
Animal House
The Breakfast Club

Those are the definite “watches.” For Mr. Tedibear, it’s any of the Bourne Trilogy.

I watch most movies at least twice and I couldn’t even begin to name all the ones I’ve watched more than that.

I watch Zombieland, Youth in Revolt, and Trick r Treat over and over and over again. They are my top three favorite movies.

@Aster, re: The Long Long Trailer, Yes I have seen it several times. We have a teacher at our school who shows it to the fourth grade kids as a treat. He makes them guess why he shows it to them during “Michigan week”.

The trailer was made here in Michigan, near where we live.

@wilma Really ? That is so neat !

Haha, this question just keeps me coming back for more. :) I remembered another!

October Sky

Absolutely:
A&E’s Pride and Prejudice
The Princess Bride
Aliens
A Christmas Story
Willow
Boondock Saints
most of the MST3K episodes
All of the zombie movies I’ve loved
I still like getting together with friends on a Saturday afternoon and having a James Bond fest. We’ll watch two or three, eat, drink, laugh… it’s a good time.
Resident Evil (s)
Holy Grail
Meaning of Life
Life of Brian
Really, too long of a list. I guess this confirms my state of nuthood for a lot of Jellies.

@Trillian Oh yes, I forgot about The Princess Bride. Can’t even recall how many times I’ve seen that.

This is a big shocker, but I never get tired of “Pride and Prejudice”. Both the BBC version and the Kiera Knightly version. Along those same lines, I could watch “Emma” and “Sense and Sensibility” over and over. I usually watch at least one of them when my husband is out of town, or if I’m sick and get to stay in bed.

Others:
The Princess Bride
The Empire Strikes Back
almost anything with Will Smith
Indiana Jones (all of them)
The Breakfast Club
One Fine Day
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Gone with the Wind
most of the Disney Pixar movies

I always make fun of my husband because if any of the Rocky movies are on TV, he has to watch them. The other movie he will watch over and over is “The Notebook.” I like it too, but he is addicted to that one. Since he’s not on Fluther, I can also share with you all that he loves the Twilight movies. I never get tired of making fun of him for watching it over and over.

saving private ryan
the shining
fatal attraction
wayne’s world
austin powers: the spy who shagged me
nightmare on elm street
it’s a wonderful life
dead presidents
risky business
trading places and any other eddie murphy movie of his hey-day

christine
misery
that movie with bruce willis when he died to blow up an asteroid and save the world
raiders of the lost ark
unfaithful with the ever sexy diane lane
willy wonka and the chocolate factory (the original one)

I see most movies more than once. But these one’s I’ve seen at least 20 times:
Star Wars (Original Trilogy and Phantom Menace)
Duck Soup
Animal Crackers
Horse Feathers
The Coconuts
V for Vendetta
10th Kingdom
Princess Bride
Wizard of Oz
Sound Of Music
Gigi
Some Like It Hot
Shrek
Monsters, Inc
The Incredibles
Ice Age
The Rundown

Plus, tons and tons of movies that are shown on cable. Rom-coms, Harry Potter, Mrs. Doubtfire, Steel Magnolias…

I love watching movies.

P.S I Love you
Just Like Heaven
The Other Side of The Line
Heyy Babyy

+ Anything with Sandra Bullock, Drew Barrymore, Reese Witherspoon or Keanu Reeves in it :)

Of course I do, constantly!!!“Gangs of New York” and every other Daniel Day Lewis movie there is.

Terms of Endearment
Steel Magnolias
Seven
Rat Race
Sin City
Silence of the Lambs
Unfaithful
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Pride and Prejudice (A&E)
The Forsythe Saga
The Life of Brian
The Holy Grail

I watch these every 4 years or so.

@BoBo1946 I fell in love with Grease when I was 9. For the next year my best friend and I watched it pretty much every Friday night for a year.

@tranquilsea yeah, love to watch the man dance! And listen to Ms. O sing!

lemme muster up my list here:

Brainscan (Edward Furlong)
Purple Rain
Depeche Mode 101
(These are my anytime anywhere’s)

runner ups:
Dazed and Confuzed
eXistenz
Altered States
Brainstorm
Deep Throat (Linda Loveless) (can I say that here? movie is Hilarious!)

Regarding Henry
A Home of Our Own-Kathy Bates

“The Fifth Element” Chris Tucker kills me.

Indecent Proposal—Robert Redford
Fatal Attraction
Misery

Castaway.

In general, I have seen my favourite comedies too many times to count (such as Clue, Young Frankenstein, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail.) But the one film my older brother relentlessly teases me over the number of times I’ve seen it is Little Miss Sunshine. Something about that movie simply clicked with me :)

@muppetish, Little Miss Sunshine rocks.

And I’m watching Tremors again.