What movie have you seen the most often?

[GPIDEAL]

Goodfellas

The Godfather

Casino

Shawshank Redemption

JFK/13 Days

Apocalypse Now, Full Metal Jacket

Predator

A Bronx Tale (gem of a movie!)

(I agree with you guys that Ronin is a great film - you talking about the one with Robert DeNiro right)

Above The Law (best Seagall movie ever)

... to name a few.

 

[jost]

Goodfellas
Godfather (I and II)
Midnight Cowboy
Star Wars

 

[babemagnet]

The Kitty Yung movie where she is dressed as a nurse with Maxx Hardcore. Or maybe any Bunko Kanazawa or Ai Nagase movie.
For culture, probably The Bridge on the River Kwai.

 

[harvey16]

Rocky 4. When I was a kid I would watch that movie almost everyday after coming home from school. Usually just the fight scene at the end. Still love all the rocky movies to this day.

 

[Goober Mcfly]

I used to be able to recite all the "dialogue" in Bloodsport (Jean Claude Van Damme).

"YOU. Are next." "Chong-Li! Chong-Li! Chong-Li!"

/off to download....

 

[SirWanker]

Depending on my mood it could range from:
Westside Story
Grease
Leon The Professional
Aliens
Infernal Affairs
Hard Boiled
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Stardust
Point Break

 

[ha7271]

Gladiator
Terminator 2

 

[buttercup]

How could this thread get to 30 posts, with no mention of The Magnificent Seven? 1960. Wonderful cast! Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, James Coburn, Robert Vaughn, Brad Dexter, Charles Bronson, Horst Buchholz - and Eli Wallach as the bandit leader. Steve McQueen had some of the worst lines of his career ("We deal in lead, friend.") but being one of the great actors made it sound ok.

Elmer Bernstein music score. Truly brilliant! EB created a separate melodic theme for each character. Masterly use of music to create getting-ready-for-battle tension.

TMS is the second most-shown movie on TV (after Wiz of Oz, F.G's.S.) I paid to see TMS in the cinema maybe 10 times. Seen it on TV maybe thirty times. Then I bought the DVD. Oddly enough, I've never watched the DVD all the way through.

 

[BSLover]

Office Space
T2
Predator

 

[mickmasterson]

The original Star Wars Trilogy, by far.

 

[Mervyn]

It's a wonderful life.

Not my fav film, but it has been on so many times over the course of my lifetime I cannot begin to count how often I must have watched it.

 

[MattRoxx]

How could this thread get to 30 posts, with no mention of The Magnificent Seven? 1960. Wonderful cast! Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, James Coburn, Robert Vaughn, Brad Dexter, Charles Bronson, Horst Buchholz - and Eli Wallach as the bandit leader. Steve McQueen had some of the worst lines of his career ("We deal in lead, friend.") but being one of the great actors made it sound ok.

Elmer Bernstein music score. Truly brilliant! EB created a separate melodic theme for each character. Masterly use of music to create getting-ready-for-battle tension.

TMS is the second most-shown movie on TV (after Wiz of Oz, F.G's.S.) I paid to see TMS in the cinema maybe 10 times. Seen it on TV maybe thirty times. Then I bought the DVD. Oddly enough, I've never watched the DVD all the way through.

And how could you mention that movie without citing the one it is based on, Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNqQXC8Tv8U
Take home a bento box and pop in the gorgeous Criterion edition.
This is a classic not only because it set the stage for every 'ragtag group of misfits fighting against insurmountable odds' film of this type from TMS to The Expendables 2, but because it's a really great movie.

Depending on my mood it could range from:
Leon The Professional

I noticed Leon in the DVD bookcase but didn't mention it. Really good flick and great ending. Another classic French heist/crime movie is Bob le Flambeur.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsZbBQJjJJ8

 

[fuji]

Apocalypse Now.

Close seconds would be 2001 and Blade Runner.

 

[Don Draper]

[SIZE=+2]Hey!

Real Genius & Fight Club

You're not supposed to talk about that!!![/SIZE]​

 

[LateComer]

A Christmas Carol how many times we watch christmas movies

That is my most watched movie by far - probably seen it 40 times.

 

[frankcastle]

Played the hell out of theses VHS tapes

Star Wars a new hope
Lethal Weapon
Die Hard
Trainspotting
Resevior Dogs
Pulp Fiction
Magnificent Seven
Rear Window
It's a wonderful life (watched it many xmases)
Sound of Music (watched it many xmases)
Aliens
Karate Kid
Austin Powers
Gremlins


Two underrated movies.....
It's all gone pete tong
Things to do in denver whne you are dead

 

[Cardinal Fang]

Showgirls.

Shut up Goober!

*Goes back to bed*

 

[Smash]

Does porn count?:eyebrows:

 

[Brotherman]

prometheus

 

[Hurricane Hank]

Godfather
The Hunt for Red October
The Bourne Supremacy
Dumb and Dumber