Ever been so obsessed with a movie that you had to watch it over and over again?

[AsahinaKimi]

That's happened to me with this one..

[texanwitch]

1. Me to.

I just have to watch that movie if I come across it.

I now will dvr it also.

What is it about this movie.

Maybe it is the flying cow.

[kentauros]

2. "Used Cars" for me

Here's the full movie (I think):

And a clip to get you into it:

Rudy Russo Sells a Centurion

[pa28]

34. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

I've never seen this one before and it made my day. I've only watched a handful of movies twice and I'll definitely be seeing this one again.

[kentauros]

37. You're welcome!

It's truly a classic. Get the DVD (or rent it) so you can hear the commentary with Kurt Russell, Robert Zemeckis, and Bob Gale (writer.) It's easily as hilarious as the movie

"Test-drive for Toby!"

[Grantuspeace]

35. $50 never killed anybody.....

[kentauros]

38. "I tell ya, when my boss sees these figures, he's gonna have a stroke."

I think the "50-bucks never killed anybody" line is one of those classics akin to "I'll be back" or "Rosebud" such that film-buffs know exactly what movie and what scene when it's uttered

[applegrove]

3. I really enjoyed it. Watched it a few times and there are very few movies I will watch again and

again.

[AsahinaKimi]

5. I love the soundtrack too...

[Laura PourMeADrink]

4. me... Fatal Attraction, Play Misty for Me, Goodbye Girl,

Urban Cowboy, Mystic Pizza, Sleeping with the Enemy. Sound of Music

Crazy assortment, I know, but I have and could watch these over
and over and over again.

[DearHeart]

6. Love Twister too!

I also have to watch Open Range, Tombstone, Sense & Sensibility, Shooter and Murder by Death, among many others.

[fizzgig]

14. i couldn't tell you how many times i've watched tombstone

i know it's just about every time i come across it on tv

[7wo7rees]

7. True Romance

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Or anything else by Quentin Tarantino

[MiddleFingerMom]

12. The scene in "True Romance" with Hopper and Walken gets my vote for Best Scene EVER in ANY movie!!!

[7wo7rees]

32. My favorite flick

But the scene I like best, despite the hidden game played by Walken and Hopper, is the monologue by Gandolfini, describing how the second and third hits are easier. Cleaner. Wish I had a still to insert here. Soprano in the making.



And then there's this...

[Broken_Hero]

8. A few

the ones that come to mind are

Fight Club, I must have watched this film at least once a day for over a year

Full Metal Jacket, I would watch this one at least once a day, sometimes watching the boot camp part only and rewinding to watch that part again.

The Matrix, never seen anything like it, enjoyed the fight sequences greatly, watched this on at least daily for close to a year. I remember the night I got it on VHS, watched it three times straight...

[KT2000]

9. King Arhtur -

the one with Clive Owen and Keira Knightly, directed by Antoine Fugua. Incredible battle scenes, idealism, and my favorite line, "What madness is this!" when Arthur sees the people abused by power.

Also Brokeback Mountain. The story is great and the scenery in the first half is amazing.

[EastTennesseeDem]

10. Let the Right One In

I had to have provided that film half of its box office gross when it was in theaters.

[bluesbassman]

11. Well not so much back to back, but...

I've watched Caddyshack, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Blues Brothers and Animal House over a dozen times each.

I Liked Twister too. Good movie, watched it a couple of times.

[YellowRubberDuckie]

21. Blazing Saddles is amazing.

And Mel Brooks is AMAZING. Between this and Spaceballs, it's a wonder I didn't pee myself.

[fizzgig]

13. i must have seen that movie ten times in the theater

it came out the summer i was 15 and the only way i was really allowed to hang out with my boyfriend was at the movies, mall, etc with other friends or at someone's house with parents present.

we saw that and mission impossible more times than i can count.

but i haven't seen either of those nearly as many times as i've seen the dark crystal. i have watched that movie multiple times a year, every year since it was released on vhs. it is my favorite i've had to much to drink/i'm really tired and just need some background movie.

i was stupidly excited when i could get it streaming on netflix.

that's where i met this little guy

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[mucifer]

15. Throughout the years I'd say "Harold and Maude" then "Brazil" then Hitchcock's

"Notorious" and for some reason "The Fugitive"

I don't know I'm weird.

[RiffRandell]

16. My list.

Goodfellas

American Beauty

Pulp Fiction

The Hangover

Seven

The Wall

[Amaril]

17. Yep, Twister is one of those for me, too.

Just watched it for like the fourteen-thousandth time last week. It never gets old.

Another is Independence Day -- I've seen it too many times to count, and I still lose it laughing when Will Smith starts kicking the alien and screaming "I coulda been at a bar-b-que!"

[Denninmi]

18. LOL, I watch it every year at the start of our tornado season.

I'm a weather geek, what can I say?

[Mira]

19. It was V for Vendetta for me. n/t

[YellowRubberDuckie]

20. There are movie rules in our house.

If Twister is on any channel, it is on in our living room. Same goes for Signs, Apollo 13, and anything else with Tom Hanks, but most especially Joe vs The Volcano, which was WAAAYY underrated in my opinion!

[pipi_k]

22. My list...

In no particular order...


Twister

Steel Magnolias

Apollo 13

Braveheart

The Song Remains the Same (Led Zep concert at MSG)

Anne of the Thousand Days

Father Goose (I LOVE Cary Grant! The poisonous snake scene is a classic)

Gigi

Last of the Mohicans

[blueamy66]

23. Wrong Turn

I've got nothing....I'm sick, I think

[ohiosmith]

24. Death Becomes Her

[Manifestor_of_Light]

27. Loved it. Silly and hilarious!!

Isabella Rossellini as the woman who never ages.

[Glorfindel]

25. Yes. A few...

"Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me"
"Gosford Park"
"Rat Race" (when I just need a good laugh)
"Dune" (the David Lynch movie, not the TV series)

[irisblue]

26. my three

Casablanca, over and over love, loss, betrayal, honor and friendship and excellent acting to boot. The Searchers, character growth, scenery, unspoken unrequited love. Independence day, "welcome to earth!". and the chasescene through the grand canyon, too cool and very fun.

[pinboy3niner]

28. Fight Club, The Usual Suspects, Memento

Apart from classics that bear watching again and again like Casablanca, Lawrence of Arabia, To Kill a Mockingbird, 12 Angry Men, etc., those were 3 that I immediately wanted to see again after the first viewing.

[Xipe Totec]

29. Memento is one of those movies you're never quite sure you've seen...

So you go back and watch it again....

And you're still not quite sure you've seen it...

[pinboy3niner]

30. If you play it backwards...

...you see Paul die.

[panader0]

31. Nobody has mentioned "Oh Brother Where Art Thou?"

It's my favorite. The story, the acting, the soundtrack.
Anything by the Coen Bros is quite good, but Oh Brother is the best.

[7wo7rees]

33. Good call

[pinboy3niner]

36. West Side Story

It's not often available on TV or cable. I went down to Hollywood for the 40th anniversary showing at the Egyptian with many of the actors and others involved in the production.

For the 50th, last year, there were showings in selected theaters--and I went to one on my birthday. West Side Story, a tub of buttercorn and a coke--it was pure heaven, or Nirvana, or whatever you want to call it.

The script, the music, the acting, even the titles were brilliant!

Definitely the best Shakespeare musical--and the best musical ever--period!