Movies so good that you can watch them twice in a row

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As far as movies in the theater went I watched the prequels 10+ times each with AotC breaking 15+. I also saw Monkey Trouble and Home Alone 10+ times. I think I saw Man on Fire and and There Will Be Blood 4 times each.

As for movies at home I can watch Blade Runner, Rocky II, The Blues Brothers, and Back to the Future part 2 on endless repeat without a second thought.
 
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Someone already mentioned Winter Soldier, but damn is that a good movie. Best MCU movie for me by a landslide. I could recite it by now.

Mad Max: Fury Road is another for me. Also Sucker Punch. That movie gets a lot of hate, I know, but I genuinely love it. It's super fun. Tron: Legacy is also underrated and I could watch it back to back and just never get tired of the visuals and the incredible score.
 
A lot of Marvel movie would qualify for me

On top of them :
Avengers : Infinity War (this movie is perfect in my opinion, not a second wasted)
Avengers (Almost as perfect as Infinity War)
Captain America : Winter Soldier (the fights scene are so good)
 
Back in the day I watched Elm Street 6 THREE times a row. I used to love that movie.

Fast forward 15 years or so and it was bordering on impossible to be able to finish the damn thing.
 
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Used to pop this movie in the DVD player while a group of friends did LAN party OG Team Fortress. Hours of 2 fort and yelling out half the lines from the movie. Still throw it on every now & then. Good music, and parts that still make me laugh every time.

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If you're looking for a movie that perfectly encapsulates the 80's look no further. If it wasn't actually filmed in the 80's you would think half the setpieces were intentional 80's throwbacks. Watched it on loop a an 80's kid because NINJAS!
 
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I watched Skyfall and Jurassic World twice in a row at the theater. I liked them so much I immediately bought a ticket for the next showing.
 
Bourne movies average a big moment almost every scene, let that sink in, most good movies average maybe 1 or 2 big moments, and so I'm willing to watch Bourne movies.

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Someone already mentioned Winter Soldier, but damn is that a good movie. Best MCU movie for me by a landslide. I could recite it by now.

Mad Max: Fury Road is another for me. Also Sucker Punch. That movie gets a lot of hate, I know, but I genuinely love it. It's super fun. Tron: Legacy is also underrated and I could watch it back to back and just never get tired of the visuals and the incredible score.
fury road is a good one. thats another world that i could just live in

i really need to watch this movie again. i believe i only saw it once, but i cant even remember it
 
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Was pulp fiction for me ❤️

Wandered passed the cinema that day, with the troops. Seen the poster for a new film by 'Quentin Tarantino'

Was sold there and then 😎

Came out minds blown, turned round as one and went back in (we ended up going back again, after something to eat and couldn't think of anything better to do).

So yeah, some movies are worth watching again

Could probably also do that with Michael Mann's 'heat'
 
I had free access to the movies for a long time and watched ID4 several times. We used to into the movie just for certain scenes.

The series Vice Principals I went through that twice in a row, one of the best shows of all times.

Recently I watched The Watch twice in a row :D
 
The only movies that do that for me are comedies like Shaolin Soccer and What We Do in the Shadows that make me immediately want to share them with someone, like backseat watching it again to share the experience.
 
If I had back to back tickets I would have watched Joker twice in a row. There is nothing like that film, in all of cinema, the way it delivered. It's not my favorite movie, but what it brings and how it delivers is one of a kind. Nothing like it

Personal choice, I'm a really big fan of The Punisher. I love that film even though critics gave it mixed reviews. I can see it, but I still think it's badass enough for a back to back watch consecutively

Other than that, maybe I would watch The Matrix: Reloaded twice in theaters, that is a great film
 
Back in the day I did that with...

Aliens (multiple times actually)
Terminator 2 (same)
Alien 3 (mostly in shock and had to confirm what I saw)
Demolition Man
Lair Lair
Almost Hero's (sorry I like Chris Farley)
Alien Resurrection (trying to force myself to like it... I failed)
 
When I was a teenager I'd take care of a younger cousin when needed and we'd watch Shrek 2 two or three times a day. I actually liked it.

I still know a good part of the dialog, lol.

He's 20 now, holly fuck, time flies.
 
The only movie I remember doing this with was Memento, with good reason.
 
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Bourne movies average a big moment almost every scene, let that sink in, most good movies average maybe 1 or 2 big moments, and so I'm willing to watch Bourne movies.

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If i watch bourne 2 twice in a row i'll probably have a epiletic attack or a stroke with that action camera.


I'll go with Top gun



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Blade Runner does this for me. it's the atmosphere, the aesthetic, the sets, the music... everything. i think atmosphere is the biggest reason though. i just want to live in that movie. also Rocky, its my favorite movie and for whatever reason i never get tired of it. im not even sure why for that one, except that i just really love it and its inspiring. a guy i used to work with said he started The Winter Soldier right back up after watching it for the first time

what are yours?
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1973-Jaws
1974- Dark Star (I don't get tired of the cheap humor)
1979- Alien (one of my all-time favourite movies)
1982- John Carpenter's the Thing
1984- Night of the Comet
1984- The Terminator
1986-Aliens
1992- Unforgiven (Clint Eastwood)
1992-Alien 3 (theatrical or extended cut work for me...I loved this movie though most hate it)
1993-Jurassic Park
1996-Twister (I used to storm chase and loved Crichton's screenwriting)

Many Stephen King film adaptations I rewatch frequently...but...that's a long list.

not to big of a fan of 2000's-present cinematography
 
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