Which Films Have You Watched Most Times?

Oh right.  That's a bit of a shame for me.  I realise when they were made Sci-Fi was still one of those genres that was inaccessible to the masses but Kubrick managed it with 2001.  I'm just not that keen on Space Operas in general.

I hate to say it but I will: I much prefer Space Balls

After seeing previous discussions on this thread, actually watched One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest last night - never seen it before & never read the book, so went into it completely unbiased.

Excellent film, well casted, well acted & stunning performances from all concerned (Danny DeVito put so much into a relatively small role!); I can see where the Oscar nominations came from.

All the way through though, I kept thinking "I know that face, I know that face", but it was only when the credits rolled that I realised:

I know this chap:



Better as this chap:



...not to mention this chap:



You want versatility? Brad Dourif's yer man



Edited by Jim Garten - April 27 2012 at 06:02

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - without a doubt JUMP!!! LIKE A BUNNY!!!!

Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas (lllloooovvvveee the book too, the movie covers a lot but misses and rearranges some parts). Watched that too many times to count... There was a period where I watched that every day religiously. Hunter S. Thompson is my idol, not even because of the drugs, but the WRITING.
sidenote: I remember just about every line of dialogue in Las Vegas.

Pulp Fiction maybe 5 times... One of my all time favorites, though I only rented the movie once and the rest seen it on tv (ashamed to admit). More like a theatrical act, goes down as one of the best movies of all time.

Donnie Darko maybe 8 times? Great movie, makes more and more sense after each sitting.

Each of the Austin Powers movies (more when I was a kid, but still those movies are absolute classics) maybe about 10 times or so?

I loathe most movies these days, all Hollywood high-budgeted gizmos and gadgets, nothing relies on clever scripts and an amazing story to remember. I ran into this thread when searching to see if anyone ever talked about Fear and Loathing, the book or movie

EDIT: also, it took me about 8 times to realize in Donnie Darko that Donnie's dad makes a remark towards the beginning of the movie saying he had a friend who died recently named FRANK. I was like


Edited by Raccoon - August 10 2012 at 02:15

Just watched Groundhog Day on TV last night.  I think that may be one of the movies I've seen the most times.  More than 10 times, probably.

The Red Violin

I've seen Run Lola Run five times in the theater and at least 10 or so times on DVD.

Not counting but I saw at least 3 times the following that I can remember:

- Kubrick's Spartacus
- Kubrick's Paths of Glory
- Fellini's Amarcord
- A Bridge Too Far (one of the best war movies IMO)
- Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind
- Hell in the Pacific (Marvin & Mifune)

There's also a lot that I remember seeing 2 times, one when I was a young dude and the other more recently as an old man like Planet of the Apes (1968), King Kong (1933) and Battleship Potemkin (1925).

Originally posted by Dean Originally posted by Atkingani King Kong (1933) and Battleship Potemkin (1925). I never realised Guigo was that old.

I was the little kid in that carriage falling down the Odessa Steps.

Kung Pow 

Originally posted by irrelevant Kung Pow