Name a movie you have watched more than 5 times, all the way through.

[begin_within]

I can name five:
Psycho (1960)
Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (1965)
Harold and Maude (1970)
El Norte (1983)
Contact (1997)

[Shell Beau]

1. Shawshank Redemption

Wizard of Oz
Pulp Fiction
Clueless (I WAS in high school)
Forrest Gump
Nutty Professor (Eddie Murphy)
Something About Mary


Tons more! We would watch movies when our cable hadn't been installed when we would move from apartment to apartment!

[erinlough]

59. Shawshank here too, can't turn it off......

also every Christmas movie ever made
Usual Subjects
Harold and Maude

[atomic-fly]

93. shawshank is a smooth film

[bigwillq]

86. Five of yours

are on my list! :hi:

[Jamastiene]

2. Goonies, Homeward Bound, Free Willy,

The Wizard of Oz, and Hairspray (John Waters is great.)

[satireV]

3. To Kill a Mockingbird, A Clockwork Orange, Full Metal Jacket.....

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (Old One)

[Shell Beau]

5. How did I forget Willy Wonka?

I've only seen it about 100 times!

[timber84]

8. Jaws, Pretty in Pink, Sixteen Candles, Coal Miners Daughter

Gone With The Wind Goodfellas Valley Girl Gorillas in the Mist

[stlsaxman]

4. At least 8 here...

Dogma
A Clockwork Orange
The Bourne Identity/Supremacy
The Matrix
Brother From Another Planet
Pooty Tang
Almost Famous
This Is Spinal Tap...

[satireV]

24. I forgot! "Chasing Amy" (eof)

[terrya]

6. "The Producers", "Blazing Saddles", Young Frankenstein"...

"The Lion in Winter" (I've sat through that 20 times)

""Singin' in the Rain"

"The Bandwagon"

"Some Like It Hot"

"The Apartment"

"Airplane!"

[SofaKingLiberal]

7. Matrix / Reloaded / Revolutions, Fight Club, Scarface

Goodfellas, Casino

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

9. These:

Airplane
Body Heat
Amadeus
The Year of Living Dangerously
The Killing Fields
This is Spinal Tap
Office Space
A Man for All Seasons

Just remembered:
Dr. Strangelove
To Kill a Mockingbird
Prince of Darkness (because it really, really scares me)

[timber84]

grest list year of living a great great flick

[Call Me Wesley]

10. Just five:

Brazil.
2001 - A Space Odyssey.
The Big Chill.
Dr. Strangelove.
Duck Soup.

And that's just five of them.

[ghostsofgiants]

96. I've never seen The Big Chill or Duck Soup...

But the others are great.

[redqueen]

11. Monty Python and the Holy Grail

The Big Lebowski
Harold and Maude
Blade Runner
2001: A Apace Odessey
the Jurassic Park trilogy
The Exorcist
13 Ghosts
The Jerk
The Green Mile
Young Frankenstein
Zoolander
Mystery Men
The Kentucky Fried Movie
Casablanca
African Queen
The Maltese Falcon


I could go on and on...

[neweurope]

12. "Dinner for one", here in Germany the MUST have new year's

eve movie. Mustn't see it anymore, though, and other movies I wouldn't watch more often than two or three times... only exception maybe: "The Wild Bunch". Have seen it only twice, though :)


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[Call Me Wesley]

13. Oh my,

I've lost count long ago! :rofl:

How are you?

[neweurope]

36. Thanks for asking, Bertha. I'm soso. Finally have an appointment with the

cardiologist for Dec. 6th, then we'll see. Short of breath all the time, dizzy, eye sight bad. We're about to move and I have a house to renovate - and I mean I will have to... *sigh* After renovating and moving I'll have my heart taken care of.

I love the compassion and solidarity here on DU!

:hi:

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[Call Me Wesley]

38. No worries,

although I'm not Bertha. And, being once worried about heart issues myself, it's good to hear that you'll see a cardiologist. Believe me, it helps even being checked out with nothing to worry about afterwards.

:hi:

[neweurope]

48. Oh my goodness, my apologies... no idea why I was under

the impression you were Bertha Katzenengel... *sigh* Maybe it's not only my heart but also my brain which is in trouble... sorry!

I've been in hospital because we thought I had an epileptic seizure, but the doctors there told me that what I'd had was a heart attack. I'm glad I finally have an appointment with the cardiologist.

Thanks for your compassion, CallMeWeasley!

:blush:


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[Call Me Wesley]

51. Kein Problem.

Bertha has a similar cat we have. :)

And you'll see that you'll be more relieved after you have a trohughout check.

All my best! :hi:

[neweurope]

55. Oh, so it was the similar cat that got me off track!

*wipes sweat off forehead relieved*

Thanks again for your good wishes. Yes. I'll know I'll feel worlds better once I know what's going on :)


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[bertha katzenengel]

14. Tootsie - Rain Man - Working Girl - Superman II

i'm sure there are more, can't think of them

[maveric]

15. Goodfellas, Dogma, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein...

Lonestar
The Godfather, I & II
Silence of the Lambs
Life of Brian
To name a few.

[Oeditpus Rex]

16. Waaaay too many to list

There must be 30 or more movies I've seen at least five times. Atop the list are "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" (50+) and "American Graffiti" (40+).

Suffice to say, when I like a movie I watch it a lot. :7

[erinlough]

63. Monty Python, definitely. n/t

[achtung_circus]

17. The Philadelphia Story

To Kill A Mockingbird
Bringing Up Baby
The Quiet Man
Blazing Saddles
The Producers
Where's Poppa?
Harold and Maude
Princess Bride

[progmom]

18. What's Up Doc

The Apartment
The Out of Towners (w/ Jack Lemmon)
The Philadelphia Story
Bringing Up Baby

[MarianJack]

134. Yes Eunice!

:hi:

[skygazer]

19. Many, many movies

I enjoy re-reading books and re-watching movies - but only if they were very good from the start.

Casablanca
Wizard of Oz
A Christmas Story
any Monty Python movie, especially Life of Brian
12 Monkeys
Amadeus
Beauty and the Beast
The Big Lebowski
Mystery Men
Blazing Saddles

I can quote whole scenes from any of the above and quite a few others.

[liberalitch]

20. wizard of oz..... followed by....

Bladerunner
gone with the wind
rope
rear window
little big man
oh, and marathon man

[eeyore]

21. Revenge of the Nerds...

:blush:

[GalleryGod]

37. My roomie was the seamstress for that movie!

I spent two weeks on that set!

[Broken_Hero]

22. I can name a ton...:)

Superman 1-4
Gladiator
Conan the Barbarian
Pulp Fiction
Space Balls
Back to the future trilogy
Snatch
boondock saints
batman begins
batman-michael keaton
xmen I and II
Spiderman I and II
Harry Potter-all of them unfortunately
Ice Age
Color Purple...

Damn!!! I have over 300 movies, and i'm pretty damn sure i have seen them all at least five times!

[CBHagman]

23. Quite a few.

It's a Wonderful Life (and I KNOW I'm not the only one on DU who has done this)
Casablanca (see above)
The Ref
Born Romantic
The Lion in Winter
Much Ado about Nothing
The Wizard of Oz
Enchanted April
Persuasion (1995 version)
Sense and Sensibility (1995 version)
Pride and Prejudice (1940 version)
Peter's Friends (Yes, I'm a Kenneth Branagh fan)
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers

And being a baby boomer, I probably saw all the things that were aired yearly in the NYC area, such as March of the Wooden Soldiers, more than five times.

As for Key Largo, Stagecoach (1939), Hobson's Choice, The Best Years of Our Lives, A Midwinter's Tale, Crazy from the Heart, and To Have and Have Not, I'm not sure of the figures for each, but more than several times for each.

On edit: Forgot A Christmas Story, Arsenic and Old Lace, Young Frankenstein, and The Music Man, and perhaps Gigi.

[satireV]

25. No one can deny they haven't watched "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"...

a brazilian times!

[CBHagman]

28. Not even once.

Not even a few scenes.

[begin_within]

30. It's a poor adaptation of the book, which is a masterpiece.

[DanCa]

26. Lord of the Rings Trilogy and Superman one

[jane_pippin]

27. Pretty much everything in my boyfriend's video collection

When we lived in different cities I'd come visit and I'd be stuck in his apartment while he was at work.
He didn't have cable, he didn't have a computer, his TV got crap reception, he didn't have a dvd player/netflix, and he didn't have a lot of books so I watched

Goodfellas
Boogie Nights
Scarface
The Royal Tennenbaums
A bunch of Russ Meyer movies
and the one Mystery Science Theater video that I left at his house (I think it was Mitchell)

Over. And over. And over again.

Lately all I watch over and over is my Bill Hicks dvd, and that Bob Dylan special from a few months ago that I taped.

[khashka]

29. 5, huh?

1. Raising Arizona
2. To Kill A Mockingbird
3. What Have I Done To Deserve This?
4. The Life And Times Of Harvey Milk
5. Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown


If we can list more than five, I'll include Hellraiser, Laws of Desire, Now Voyager, Cabaret, Fargo and many others.

Khash.

[begin_within]

32. Actually it was "Name a movie you have watched more than 5 times"

[khashka]

41. Well slap me silly and call me Susan!

I just assumed there had to be a reasonable limit.


Otherwise I could go on for days....

Khash.

[livetohike]

31. Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Bonnie and Clyde, M*A*S*H,Star Wars.

Probably a few more, but these were the ones I have seen more than five times.

[BurgherHoldtheLies]

33. Godfather, Godfather II, Jaws, Steel Magnolias, Breakfast Club

I'm sure there are some more but I always get sucked into watching Godfather I and II...Godfather III, not so much.

[lovelaureng]

34. Braveheart, nt.

[seemunkee]

35. Bladerunner, Vertigo, McCabe and Mrs Miller, LA Confidential,

The Good the Bad and the Ugly, Shawshank Redemption, The Big Sleep, Apacolypse Now, Lawrence of Arabia, Star Wars IV, V, and VI
that's all I can think of.
Willy Wonka

[Saphire]

39. The Color Purple.

[neweurope]

56. I wish I could see that one again! A heart wrenching movie, and Whoopie -

was that her name? so very, very good as actress! Certainly one of the very few movies (I'm a reading person) that I would love to see again. Even knowing that I will feel bad for days afterwards.


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[qnr]

40. Quest For Fire, Ishtar, Blade Runner and about 80 more n/t

[latebloomer]

66. I used to have friends

who, EVERY time you visited them, they would play "Blade Runner." They were obsessed with that movie.

[qnr]

67. I know some people that really like it too. They've probably seen it

more than 100 times.

[RebelOne]

42. The Thing From Outer Space (195?)

Pitch Black just so I could see more of Vin Diesel.

[dolo amber]

43. I bet I've watched Raising Arizona 200+ times

Yes, all the way through. :D

[atomic-fly]

94. maybe around 30 times...just got it on DVD though.

[LSK]

44. the matrix

[XemaSab]

45. Shallow Grave

Dead Again
Ghostbusters
Fight Club

[arwalden]

46. The Women

[gardenista]

52. Doh! I should have added that one!

[Ekirh]

47. Alrighty here is my Five.. .

The Godfather
Dr. Strangelove
Goodfellas
Pulp Fiction
The Shawshank Redemption


Granted there is more than just those five but those are five on the top of my head.

[gardenista]

49. To Kill a Mockingbird, Henry V, I Know Where I'm Going, A Christmas

Story, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Harold and Maude, Casablanca, King of Hearts

[CBHagman]

62. Love that eclectic list, and which Henry V is it?

Olivier or Branagh?

[gardenista]

71. Branagh, but I've seen the Olivier 3 x

I honestly have no idea why I'm obsessed with the Branagh version. I'm embarrased to admit I even have the sound track!

[CBHagman]

75. Oh, I have the soundtrack, too, and the DVD.

At this point, I can actually recognize a Patrick Doyle soundtrack when I hear it. :blush:

[gardenista]

76. A kindred spirit!

I weep when I listen to the choral during the counting of the dead at Agincourt.

[CBHagman]

107. Just for you and other kindred spirits...

[gardenista]

116. Oh no! You've done me in now!

I'll have to watch it again.

When I look at each of those faces, I want to say, "Oh, he was the best one"!

I have a very soft spot for Herald. And Exeter. And Henry. And Fluellen.

Great actors in great parts!

[trackfan]

50. Annie Hall

[rbnyc]

53. Excalibur, Night of the Living Dead

A Christmas Story
The Birds
My Dinner with Andre
Caddyshack
The Shining

More...

[Crazy Guggenheim]

113. I've seen Excalibur about 50 times.

[rbnyc]

129. Me Too!

I LOVE that movie. I can say all the dialogue right along with it.

[histohoney]

54. TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD

I watch it at LEAST once a year and re-read the book every other year.

[rustydog]

69. Me to. The book and movie are great

[SouthoftheBorderPaul]

57. Crazy you should bring this up.

I was just thinking about how I saw Pulp Fiction 5 times in the theatre. Loved it.

[ikojo]

58. Every Star Wars movie

even Phantom Menace (after an SW drought even it was welcomed)

All of the LOTR movies

Fiddler on the Roof

Phantom of the Opera

Matrix

Head (the Monkees movie)

I am sure there are more but these come instantly to mind.

[Lavender Brown]

60. Ferris Bueller, Pride and Prejudice, A Room with a View

Lady Jane, Top Hat

[grannylib]

61. Oh man! Lots and lots. Over 150 for the very first Star Wars alone...

To Kill a Mockingbird
On Golden Pond
RHPS
The Lion in Winter
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
Adam's Rib
Desk Set
Rebecca
Return of the Jedi
Yellow Submarine
The Last Waltz
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
The Wizard of Oz
Nightmare Before Christmas
Labyrinth
It's a Wonderful Life
LOTR all three of 'em

That's all I can think of right now, but I am sure there are more...

[Inspired]

64. Jesus Christ Superstar

I've been obsessed with this movie since 1975. I've also seen the theatrical performance a few times and that was fabulous too.

[GalleryGod]

65. Lawrence of Arabia

:popcorn:

[Metta]

68. Casablanca, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.

To Have and Have Not, most of the Marx Bros., A Face in the Crowd, On the Waterfront.

[Awsi Dooger]

70. The Sting, and Holy Grail

Undoubtedly several Ann Margret flicks when I was a teenager. Here stuff at that time wasn't bad but I found the old '60s movies on late night TV and they were wild. First thing I checked for when reviewing the Sunday TV book in those years.

[hippywife]

72. Ladyhawk...the movie, not the DUer!

And nearly every popular film from the 40's. I love old movies, especially The Enchanted Cottage, Wuthering Heights, and Jane Eyre.

[kid a]

73. Tommy Boy (22)

[atomic-fly]

92. oh forgot about that one.

one of those that I can always watch.

[mwooldri]

74. Numerous Bond movies... Star Trek movies... Spongebob Squarepants...

The first one: on every bloody Christmas on TV in the UK.

The second one: because I am a Trekkie. I like Star Trek.

The third: because my son likes Spongebob. The DVD has been re-burnt so that the movie is on constant repeat. But then that's the case with a number of DVDs for him.

Mark.

[flamingyouth]

77. Smithereens, Valley Girl, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Hannah & Her Sisters

Sleeper, Play It Again Sam, Almost Famous.

I'm sure there are many others.

[In_The_Wind]

78. 2001: A Space Odyssey

[Monkey see Monkey Do]

79. "True Romance", "Roman Holiday", "Terror Firmer", "Muppets Take Manhatten"

"It's a Wonderful Life", "Nightmare on Elm Street", "Braindead", "Play it Again, Sam" - that'll do.

[Submariner]

80. Never Cry Wolf

Contact
Shawshank Redemption
Castaway
Apocalypse Now

[eyepaddle]

81. Apocalypse Now

The Matrix, there's a bunch of others, but that should be a start!

[DainBramaged]

82. Way way too many to list, except my absolute favorites

Slapshot (probably 30)
Blues Brothers
1941
Goodfellas
The Truman Show
Godfather
XXX
Underworld
Silverado
Van Helsing
Hellboy
Star Wars (1st)
Predator
Bruce Almighty
The Mummy Returns
The Fugitive
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

And tonight after CSI, I am watching Alien Vs. Predator for I think the fourth time.

[0007]

83. Blazing Saddles and Going South

[bridgit]

85. ^_^

:hi:

[0007]

88. In case you never read my post last night, here it is again.

:hi: bridget

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=104&topic_id=5489646&mesg_id=5490821

[bridgit]

89. thanks, 0007, we keep doing this 'great minds' thing...

:toast:

[0007]

99. '0h, I don't know about that great mind thingy, but there are

things in those two flicks that tickle my fancy to the bending end. I very rarely ever watch a film twice.

Lili Von Shtupp (Madeline Kahn),doing Marlene Dietrich is insanely hilarious.

To finish her sleepy act, she sings and yawns:

I'm tired, tired of playing the game. Ain't it a freakin' shame. I'm so...let's face it. Everything below the waist is ka-put.

Hi, handsome, is that a ten-gallon hat - or are you just enjoying the show?

Ooh, a wed wose. How womantic!

That's all I won't go on....'Tis indeed hysterical!

[bridgit]

109. yup...

:rofl:

[bridgit]

84. 1. the thin man...

2. philadelphia
3. gone with the wind
4. anna karenina
5. phantom of the opera - w/lon chaney
6. romeo & juliet - zeffirelli
7. midsummer nights dream - w/cagney
8. fellini satyricon
9. blade runner
10. the shining
11. 2001 a space odyssey
12. much ado about nothing - branagh

[sendero]

87. I saw To Kill A Mockingbird..

.... when I was about 10 (when it was in theaters).

It left a lasting impression on me. I've watched it several times since and I think it is an incredible film.

I've watched my DVD of Badder Santa plenty of times too. I'm a man of divergent tastes :)

[bridgit]

90. such a sad premise: Boo, an intelligent child ruined by a cruel father...

is one of the book’s most important mockingbirds; he is also an important symbol of the good that exists within people. Despite the pain that Boo has suffered, the purity of his heart rules his interaction with the children. In saving Jem and Scout from Bob Ewell, Boo proves the ultimate symbol of good.

from the synop :cry:

[atomic-fly]

91. Raising Arizona,Christmas Story,Office Space,What about Bob

Raising Arizona,Christmas Story,Office Space,What about Bob and
Napolean Dynamite

[ghostsofgiants]

95. Too many...

Fight Club (close to 50 times now)
Donnie Darko
Mulholland Dr.
Lost Highway
Blue Velvet
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Dazed and Confused
I <3 Huckabees
Shaun of the Dead
Being John Malkovich
The Man Who Fell TO Earth

Way too many more.

[robbedvoter]

97. Butch Cassidy$Sundance Kid, Ghostbusters, Star Trek movies (I-V)

Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Zelig, Manhattan..

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

98. Rocky thru RockyIV, Contact, Braveheart, Rudy, Nat Lamp Vacation, more-->

Lethal Weapon, Ohhhhhh yeahhhhhhh Kickboxer and Bloodsport, Demolition Man, White Men Can't Jump, That movie with Denzel in the Hospital saving his son, Speed, Glory (Broderick, Denzel), War Games, Ferris Bueller, Back to School, Crimson Tide,

[GrumpyGreg]

100. The Sting and Fargo.

[begin_within]

104. To me, "The Sting" improves with repeat viewings, but "Fargo" declines.

I saw "Fargo" again this summer and I thought, "Wow, I remember this movie as a lot better than this."

[tuvor]

101. Let me be the first to say Pee-Wee Herman's Big Adventure.

Oh, and Casablanca, too.

[salin]

102. maybe only 4 times

Evita. Love the music - and the subtle undertones that convey some very subtle subtext (ominous) music along with the nationalistic music - find that combination rather masterful.

[Kire]

103. The Big Lebowski

Harold and Maude
Braveheart
Pulp Fiction
Boogie Nights
The Shawshank Redemption
The Wizard of Oz (not by choice)

[GrpCaptMandrake]

105. Easy!

Dr. Strangelove
The Lion In Winter
Lawrence of Arabia
The In-Laws
Being There
Local Hero
To Kill A Mockingbird
Blazing Saddles
Young Frankenstein

[Scout1071]

106. Good Fellas, Spinal Tap, Best in Show, The Color Purple

Fast Times at Ridgemont High.

[MrSlayer]

108. Slap Shot, Star Wars (all of them), Jaws, Shawshank Redemption

Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Goodfellas, The Godfather, Public Enemy, Angels with Dirty Faces, Dirty Dozen, Stalag 17, Saving Private Ryan, Platoon, Full Metal Jacket, Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2, The Exorcist, Dawn of the Dead, Pulp Fiction.

Tons more.

[SCRUBDASHRUB]

111. Grease, Sat. Night Fever, When Harry Met Sally (or as

my college roommate Sue used to call it, "When Harry F*cked Sally"), You've Got Mail, Annie Hall...I'm sure there are others.

[bigwillq]

110. Pulp Fiction, Shawshank, Goodfellas

Scarface, Leaving Las Vegas, There's Something about Mary....I could go on and on!!!

[chookie]

112. Lawrence of Arabia, Dr Zhivago

Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Gone with the Wind

[Crazy Guggenheim]

114. The Wizard of Oz, numerous. Excalibur about 50 times.

[BigMcLargehuge]

115. I'll name the ones I've seen all the way through more than 25 times

it's a way shorter list -

All 27 of the Godzilla films
Giant Monster Gamera
Gamera vs Guiron
Gamera Guardian of the Universe
Gamera vs Legion
Yojimbo
Sanjuro
Blind Swordsman Zatoichi
Casablanca
Frankenstein
Dracula (1931)
King Kong (1933)
Mighty Joe Youn g (1941)
M (1931)
Metropolis, {Moroder version} (1925)
A Clockwork Orange
Big Trouble in Little China
The Thing (Carpenter's version)
Halloween
Valley of Gwangi
Good the Bad and the Ugly
Fistful of Dollars
Full Metal Jacket
Heartbreak Ridge
The Big Red One

[NMMNG]

117. Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me,

Steel Magnolias
Titanic
The Shawshank Redemption
The Breakfast Club
The Wizard of Oz

[REP]

118. Head, Dr Strangelove, Brazil

[Sacajawea]

119. "Master and Commander" -- I love Russell Crowe and Patrick O'Brian.

Oh yeah, "The Ten Commandments" with Charleton Heston. Can't help it. I'm a child of the '50s.

[lpbk2713]

120. Giant (Probably my all-time favorite)

Cool Hand Luke (A close second)

Godfather I & II

Rocky I II & III

The Longest Day

Castaway

Saving Pvt Ryan

Dirty Dozen

The earlier 007 flicks

Failsafe & Dr Strangelove (They're cousins you know)

Seven Days in May

Jeremiah Johnson

The Blues Brothers

High Noon

Airplane

Blazing Saddles

Outlaw Josie Wales

Unforgiven

I'd better quit now or I'll be up all night.

[drhilarius]

121. Taxi Driver.

[JohnnyCougar]

122. Recently - Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

When I was a kid:

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
The Hunt for Red October
Predator
F/X

[Omphaloskepsis]

123. Well, Office Space for sure..

The only movie I own that doesn't have a "Money Shot."

-The Wedding Singer
-Titanic
-Men in Black


That is about it... And the only reason I watched those so many times is that people reported audio problems with all of them. I was looking for a solution.. I found it.. Popular movies have more people complaining about shit they know nothing about. I was a bit of a dick so I would drop it into bypass after being bitched at. And I would make it really fucking cold. Most projectionist are total pricks, I would avoid making them mad.

[laylah]

124. Dances With Wolves,

Wizard of OZ
It's A Wonderful Life
Fried Green Tomatoes
Thelma and Louise
Henry and June

[Blue Gardener]

125. Twister

Not sure why, I just love that movie.

[d_b]

126. Hmm

The Burbs'. Probably 50 times.

[NamVetsWeeLass]

127. Braveheart

Better off Dead
Monty Python and the Search for the Holy Grail
GoodFellas
A Bronx Tale
Dogma
Chasing Amy
Several Zombie Flicks (Night of the Living dead being the original and best Yeah, I am a Pittsburgh Girl. and although I wanted to hate it, Shaun of the Dead was fantastically funny)
Eh, that's way more than five.

[MissHoneychurch]

128. here are mine

Room with a View
Schindler's List
Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel (Czech/German fairytale movie from 1975 = Cinderella)

and some more I am sure

[raccoon]

130. Rebel without a Cause,

The Wizard of Oz.

[kwassa]

131. The Seven Samurai

my favorite Kurosawa

most movies make feel like my time has been stolen when I've seen them for free

[JPZenger]

132. 1984

I just watched 1984 for the 5th time. There also was a great soundtrack album by the Eurythmics.

In the beginning of the movie, the enemy of the Party, Goldstein is shown on a big screen before a crowd. Goldstein is actually trying to tell the people the truth - that they are constantly being lied to by the Party, and that the real evil people in power are hidden from them. Goldstein tells them that the Party is maintaining a constant state of war in order to better control them. The people are so busy screaming at the screen in hatred that they don't hear any of Goldstein's warnings about what is really happening. (Not that there's any relevance to today.)

[RFKHumphreyObama]

133. Fahrenheit 9/11

Went to see that in the cinema about five times

[GumboYaYa]

135. A Clockwork Orange...

I can watch it over and over aghain and always find a new insight. IMO it is the best movie in the history of cinema. Kubrick is as daring as a filmmaker has ever been in asking people to identify with Alex over the state taking a person's free will, even when the person is as vile as Alex.

[MarianJack]

136. Many already mentioned and many more!

About 100 of them.

I apparently have no life!

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

137. I don't think there's enough room on DU to list them all.

I don't watch TV, but I rewatch movies like crazy.

[BobEPeru]

138. several:

Barfly
Jaws
Maniac(1930's version, and only an hour long. good party film)
The origional 3 Star Wars
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
I could go on, but these are some of my favorites.

[MN ChimpH8R]

139. A few

Duck Soup, The Mummy (1932); Silence of the Lambs; Kelly's Heroes; M*A*S*H.

[myrna minx]

140. Spinal Tap, Down by Law, Polyester, Citizen Kane, Raiders of the Lost Ark

Bringing Up Baby, The Holy Grail, The Color Purple, The Bells of St. Mary's, Wings of Desire...oh i have far too many. :blush:


On edit: Blade Runner and Miller's Crossing.

[Burma Jones]

141. Amadeus, Holy Grail, Blazing Saddles, Duck Soup

Animal Crackers, A Night at the Opera, The Producers, The Big Lebowski, Babe, Sleeper, M*A*S*H, A Christmas Story, The Cocoanuts, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence, The Wizard of Oz (haven't we all?), A Man for all Seasons, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre AND The Ten Commandments.....

I saw Amadeus and Holy Grail at the Movie Theatre at least 5 times during their initial runs. Holy Grail I saw six times straight at the Outer Circle in DC back when they would let you sit and see the movie multiple times.....

[deutsey]

142. Godfather 1&2, Big Lebowski, Apocalypse Now, Holy Grail, Rocky Horror

Blazing Saddles
Young Frankenstein
Airplane!
This is Spinal Tap
Fargo


Man, the list goes on (especially when I add up all the "kid" movies I've watched with my children...Toy Story 1&2 among many others).

[kick-ass-bob]

143. Shawshank Redemption

Star Wars 4,5,6 (or whatever you call them now - I have yet to see 1,2, or 3)

The Princess Bride
Forrest Gump


not sure what else, that's what comes to mind...

[NNadir]

144. Chinatown, "Bringing up Baby" "To Kill a Mockingbird" "Groundhog Day."

In the last case I feel like I'm watching the same movie over and over and over and over and over and over.

Finally I'll get it right.

[Hell Hath No Fury]

145. Being a very serious movie whore...

there are very few films I haven't seen multiple times, many even dozens of times.

I will therefore give you a short list of the rare movies I have only watched once:

Sid & Nancy (brilliant movie, totally depressing)
Glory (ditto)
The Yearling (ditto)
Bambi (ditto)

[Orsino]

146. Kelly's Heroes...

Henry V
Much Ado About Nothing
Conan the Barbarian
Star Wars
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

[Debbi801]

147. My Big Fat Greek Wedding...

An Affair To Remember
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Wizard of Oz
Chocolat

(plus too kids' movies to count)