ya, in fact I'd imagine a more interesting question for me personally would be how many movies that I enjoyed have I not seen 3 or more times.

Again, my list would be ridiculous. I'd be pretty surprised if there was a single person who has seen more movies in theater than I have in the last ~8 years. I guess maybe like a film critic but even then, it's very rare I don't see a movie in theater and if I enjoy it a lot I will see it multiple times. It's my absolute favorite hobby and I don't really know why- something about the big screen & surround sound I suppose. Would have a lot more money if I didn't enjoy it so much

It kills me that ****ing Trainwreck is what inspired this thread. Is there another Trainwreck that isn't the Amy Humor one? Bc wow was that mediocre. I mean LeBron was great but Suzzer seems like the kinda guy who would hate him. I mean he hates Cutler so clearly he hates the greats

This is why I can't put Tombstone on my list, even though there's a decent chance I have spent more overall combined hours in my life watching Tombstone than any other movie. It's on TV all the time and is watchable at any juncture, and I've seen every second of that movie several times over, but I honestly can't remember watching it all the way through.


I was surprised Dazed and Confused and Princess Bride haven't been on more lists. Those would be my top two, along with multiple John Wayne movies.

My dad was obsessed, so I've seen True Grit, The Shootist, Big Jake, Rio Bravo, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, Chisum, and The Cowboys AT LEAST three times each. Probably a couple more Wayne movies, too.

ANY cowboy movie...

ANY Marx Brothers movie...

"Strapping on implements of destruction" my buddy called it.

Black Hawk Down has a similar scene.

Boiler Room - because one of the guys in our trading group used to work in one and told us how realistic it was.

Ronin - because BMW, Audi, Puegeots, and a Citroen racing through France.

The Way of the Gun - because ultra-violence.

Act of Valor - because real Navy SEALs, yo. Filmed real training missions make up most of the movie.

Emmanuelle (1974)

Forrest Gump
Pulp Fiction
Shawshank Redemption
The Dark Knight
Tombstone
The Avengers

Home Alone
Step Brothers
Shawshank
All back to the futures
First 3 Indiana's
Go
Human Traffic
Grandma's boy
Dazed and Confused
Sound of Music
Scratch
It's a wonderful life
Christmas story
Rounders
Never ending story
Casino Royale
Dr No
Goldfinger
Diamonds are forever
Vegas Vacation
Casino

The only ones I've definitely seen more than 3 times are Office Space, Blood Sport and The Room.

I've probably seen a few others (Big Lebowski, Die Hard, Anchorman, Rounders, Pulp Fiction, Good Will Hunting, etc) like 3-4 times. I hardly ever watch movies anymore period since I generally enjoy TV shows a lot more.

lmao! no way man no wayyyyy!

True Romance has to be on more lists.

Interstellar

Cloud Atlas

For kids of my generation The Wizard of Oz was the move watched dozens of times.

I think we'd get on, 3 of my top 10 in a row there.

My late friend John, who served in Normandy at Hill 112, didn't like that famous opening scene of Saving Private Ryan. 'Bit too intense,' he said, because battle isn't like that, a dynamic and purposeful and heroic rush all done and dusted in 20 minutes. Instead you find somewhere to hide, and hide there, and then despite all the noise nothing happens for a very long time, and then it does happen -- someone near you gets killed -- and you wish it hadn't.

And the Rangers didn't take the German strongpoints on Omaha Beach in 20 minutes. It was more like six hours. Like everyone else the Rangers lost their nerve and just lay there getting shot at all morning until Brig-Gen Norman Cota literally kicked them up their backsides and told them to do their job and take out the German machine-gun posts. They then had to do the hardest thing, to summon back the nerve they'd lost and get on with it all over again. You do see some of this in The Longest Day, where Cota is played pretty well by Robert Mitchum. Ryan is technically good movie-making, but it's jingo ra-ra stuff, and The Longest Day, although it doesn't have the gory in-your-face effects, gives a far truer account.

No, it doesn't.

you guys gotta do something!! You got to do something!!!

Friday
Menace to society
Bullet
No country for old men

I'll start my list with this because I pretty much bought the DVD for that scene alone.

Ronin
Memento
The Usual Suspects
The Princess Bride
Delicatessen
The Falcon and the Snowman (weird obsession with this since junior high)
The Wizard of Oz
Star Wars, Eps. 4-6
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Young Frankenstein
Blazing Saddles
Fierce Creatures
Groundhog Day
Stripes
Caddyshack
Ghostbusters (YSWIDT?)
Full Metal Jacket
Saving Private Ryan
Alien
Aliens
Logan's Run
2001 A Space Odyssey
Back to the Future
Rounders

and much much more

Going through the posts really helped

The Mask - I've seen this probably more than any other. As a kid, we watched in the car on our trip to Lake Tahoe there and back every time. We went to LT 3-4 times a year.

The Fugitive

Back to the Future 1 & 3
Indiana Jones 3
Office Space
Wreck it Ralph
Monsters Inc
How to Train Your Dragon
Home Alone (both)
In the Line of Fire
Live & Let Die
Diamonds are Forever
The Sting
Tin Cup
Vegas Vacation

Some that have not yet been mentioned I think:

Dude where is my car
Cruel intentions
Scary movie 2


I've watched the force awakens like 4 times in the theatre and many times at home now.

Sneaky sneaky I like it

All of the classic Bond flicks.

Can't believe I forgot Die Hard with a Vengeance. It's on all the time


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A lot of the above plus
Trainspotting
Requiem for a Dream
2001
Dark City
The Place Beyond the Pines (the joys this film has brought me...v good)
Chopper (Aussie indie)
Bad Words

Disclosure (1994)