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[Buckethead]

Probably seen The Incredibles (with commentary viewings) 30 times.

Used to be my pre-bedtime thing.

 

[Blair]

The Chronicles of Riddick


its not the greatest, but one of our TV stations here in england spammed it hard and i would leave it on because vin's voice is great background noise while i'm chillin

 

[StuBurns]

In my whole life, probably Flight of the Navigator or Back to the Future, in my adult life Lost in Translation.

 

[archnemesis]

Star Wars episode 4 to 6 and old Disney classics.

 

[A Huge Battleship]

Mission Impossible.

Not sure why.

 

[Bradlums]

I've probably seen Elf 25 times. I regret nothing.

 

[watatatow]

Childhood:
- Return of the Jedi
- Terminator 2
- Jurassic Park
- Aliens
- Batman
- Batman Returns
- Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
- Nightmare Before Christmas
- An American Tail
- The Land Before Time
- The Lion King
- The Mighty Ducks
- Mortal Kombat
- Transformers the Movie

Teenage years:
- Lord of the Rings trilogy
- Gladiator
- Spider-Man 2
- The Naked Gun
- South Park movie
- The Rock
- Mystery Men
- Commando
- Titanic

Nothing is coming up for my adult years as I don't really watch movies anymore.

 

[Pau]

When I was about seven there was a period of three weeks where I would watch Anastasia and Bambi daily. But yeah, I've never been anywhere near seeing a film a hundred times.

 

[Azriell]

Aladdin, Lion King, Star Wars OT, Back to the Future 1&2, and Indiana Jones trilogy. Of those, I've probably watched Aladdin the most (I used to watch it every night to put me to sleep in high school, if that counts).

I've also watched Home Alone 1&2 a lot, and A Christmas Story. I watch those every time I see them on tv.

 

[Hilbert]

The Ten Commandments with C. Heston.

I love that movie, have seen it at least 50 times, probably more. I can quote it from beginning to end.

 

[FeedMeAStrayCat]

I've probably seen Elf 25 times. I regret nothing.

good man

 

[CTID]

Casino
Goodfellas
Heat
TDK
Home Alone

100+ atleast

 

[Arnie]

I watched blade runner once a week for 3 years or so

haha why

 

[gravitybear]

starship troopers

RICO, YOU KNOW WHAT TA DO!

 

[Messypandas]

The Big Lebowski. Every time i watch it i find something new to laugh at

 

[BFA]

Goodfellas, and mostly other Scorsese films. Huge fan here.

 

[DemiMatt]

Mallrats
Clerks
Robin Hood Men In Tights
1st Pirates
Rocky IV

Sounds about right for my top 5.

 

[Loxley]

The LotR Trilogy, specifically Fellowship. I could pretty much recite it verbatim if you asked me.

 

[Enco]

The Dark Knight

3+ times. Only because it was my first blu-ray and look sexy.

I've seen Spirited Away and Inception twice. Not necessarily because they're my favourite movies. I rarely watch things more than once.

 

[HylianTom]

History of the World Part I/Spaceballs/Young Frankenstein/Blazing Saddles (throughout life)
Back to the Future Trilogy (especially during teenage years)
Indiana Jones Trilogy (teenage years, although I'm having a resurgence lately)
The Producers (20s)
A Knight's Tale (20s)

 

[FeedMeAStrayCat]

The Big Lebowski. Every time i watch it i find something new to laugh at

same for me.


and same goes for watching hot fuzz as well.

 

[perryfarrell]

Big Lebowski. There were times when I'd watch it weekly, for months in a row.

 

[Eight Diagram Bat Fighter]

star wars/blood sport/ dumb and dumber/ friday/ matrix

 

[TheLastCandle]

A bunch of Disney movies as a kid, but aside from that I must have watched Bloodsport every single time it was on TNT back in the day.

Which means I've seen it over 1 billion times.

 

[Woody Invincible]

Valley Girl
Back to the Future
A Knight's Tale

 

[CassSept]

The movies that definitely pull ahead are Pulp Fiction and Hercules. After that a long gap as I don't think I've seen other movies over 10 times as I did with these two. Maybe some polish comedies that are cult classics here and you've never heard of.

 

[FeedMeAStrayCat]

I'm enjoying the amount of variety shown so far. And also the fact that a good chunk of these films aren't really critically acclaimed.. But still awesome.

 

[Superimposer]

Undoubtedly Anchorman. Probably the only film I've watched more than a dozen times

 

[Nappuccino]

Blade Runner
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Toy Story 1 (if we're counting whole life span- i probably watched that 100 times as a kid but haven't seen it more than a few times since i turned 13)
Memento

 

[FeedMeAStrayCat]

Undoubtedly Anchorman. Probably the only film I've watched more than a dozen times

perhaps the most quotable movie ever. Along with dumb and dumber.

 

[Liquidsnake]

As a child/Teen.......

The Toy
Conan the Barbarian
The Karate Kid
Rambo II
Rocky
Star Wars
Bloodsport
Kickboxer

As an adult---
Blade Runner
The Matrix Trilogy
Scarface
Heat
Goodfellas
Casino
All the Rocky's, Rambo's. Star Wars.

 

[UFRA]

The Untouchables (with Kevin Costner)
Airplane!
Office Space
Happy Gilmore
The Wedding Singer
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
Mad Max

Those are some of the ones that come to mind which I pretty much never get tired of watching.

 

[TheLastCandle]

perhaps the most quotable movie ever.

HOT POT OF COFFEE!

 

[Cerebral Assassin]

Big Trouble in Little China, wore out a tape of this as a child & will still happily watch it now.

 

[Deadly Joker]

I've seen this movie over 100 times.

 

[eternaLightness]

Jurassic Park. Will watch everytime it's on tv.
Titanic
Godzilla(American one)

 

[3N16MA]

To name a few:

The Matrix
Terminator 1/2
3 Ninjas
Star Wars (IV-VI)
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Alien/Aliens
Predator
The Incredibles
Bad Boys 1/2
Transformers
Dumb and Dumber
Ace Ventura Pet Detective
TMNT 1/2
Office Space
Silence of the Lambs
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
The Rock
Die Hard 1-3
Black Hawk Down
Home Alone
Happy Gilmore
Braveheart
Indianan Jones 1-3
Shawshank Redemption
Jurassic Park
Batman 1,2,5,6
The Godfather trilogy
Ghostbusters
Speed
Fight Club
Saving Private Ryan

 

[JaskoX1]

Gran Torino, StarWars, No Country For Old Men, you know; Tom Hanks films.

edit: how could I forget after seeing Enco's avatar; The Bourne movies!

 

[Steamlord]

Probably the Lord of the Rings trilogy. However, when I was in kindergarten, I watched The Adventures of Milo and Otis pretty much every day after school, so that might still beat out LOTR.

 

[spats]

Starship Troopers
The Matrix
Star Wars (original trilogy)
Jurassic Park
Robocop 1, 2, 3
Independence Day
Batman (1989 Burton film)
Terminator
Jingle All the Way

 

[anonnumber6]

Lord of the Rings Trilogy.

I've put hundreds of hours into watching each part of the trilogy.

 

[DeathIsTheEnd]

Star Wars Original Trilogy
Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Monty Python films
The Italian Job
Indiana Jones Trilogy

I didn't watch films that much when I was younger, so these are all current.

 

[Fritz]

Blade Runner
Dune
The fearless Vampire Killers
Akira
the Graduate
Cagliostro's Castle
Some German Comedies (Schtonk, Papa ante Portas, Ödipussi)

Also happen to be some of my favorite movies.

 

[TurboLibre]

Probably Anchorman or Old School. I always need to throw those movies in once every couple of months.

 

[3N16MA]

I look at my list and realize that I could double it by adding more. Maybe there should be a minimum number of views before a film qualifies. I'm using a least 5 viewings.

 

[swoon]

haha why

High school was rough. Went through so many VHS tapes of that movie

 

[Andrew.]

shawshank
neverending story
tron
uncle buck
smokey and the bandit

 

[Large Professor]

I've easily seen this movie over 300 times. Well, not the whole thing through every time.

I have yet to see it once lol.

 

[SHAZOOM]

Big Trouble in Little China. And I don't get tired of it.

Star Wars (I can't muster any need to watch any of them).

 

[Vinci]

Back to the Future
Goonies
Star Wars - New Hope
Dragonslayer

My childhood skews this list heavily, but I can't say I'm ashamed of any of those.