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Movies you've watched more than 10 times!

MattMatt
in Movie Talk
Nothing is on TV, nothing on pay TV, so you go to your DVD/Bluray collection and you can't be bothered deciding on which one to watch. So you pull out one of your faves.

We'll do an on going tally as we go of the top 10 of 10x.
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  • DavidDavid
    Off the top of my head:

    The Rocky Horror Picture Show
    The Commitments
    Little Voice
    Monsters Inc
    Ghost
    Waterworld


  • MirosaeMirosae
    Casablanca, John Ford: quiet man, searchers, man who shot liberty Valance, and long hot summer, when harry met sally. And...yes...yes...Twilight (hehe)
  • CharlieCharlie
    1. Forest Gump
    2. Braveheart
    3. Goonies
    4. Full Metal Jacket
    5. One of the Star Treks (except the one with the whale, Star Trek IV Voyage Home - I usually skip that one)
    6. Kingdom of Heaven
    7. Back to the Future trilogy
    8. Apocalypse Now
    9. Ninth Gate/Enemy at the Gates (for some reason these stick together for me)
    10. Mad Max

    Alternates:
    Rocky and Rocky IV
    Rambo First Blood and First Blood Part II
    GBU, FFDM, FFOD
    Home Alone
    Saving Private Ryan
    Outlaw Josey Wales
    Singin' in the Rain
    Star Wars IV, V, & VI
    Amadeus (not so much the last few years)
    Resident Evil (All of them)
    Alien and Aliens (that is where I stop)
    Karate Kid I, and II

    This list could continue...

    I'd put down Cleopatra and My Fair Lady but Cleo is sooooo long I usually pass and My Fair Lady is more of a once a year type deal.  It usually is an Audrey weekend and I knock them all out.  Similar to Dirty Harry.  But I probably have seen all of these at least ten times... Marry Poppins, Superman, X-men...


  • EisenhowerEisenhower
    JFK's inauguration speech! Does that count as a movie? Great delivery in a cold January of DC! :)>-
  • PaulPaul
    Crikey this will take some time....

    Every Universal Monster and Sci-Fi picture from 1930-1960
    Every Hammer Horror early 50's to 1976
    Dance of the Vampires
    Barbarella
    Whiskey Galore
    Most Submarine films ever made
    The Austin Powers Trilogy
    Casablanca
    The Maltese Falcon
    Return of the Vampire
    All my usual Christmas films
    The Star Wars Trilogy
    The Raiders Trilogy (not the last one pt4)
    King Kong 33
    King kong vs Godzilla, in fact all the early Godzilla stuff
    The Cruel Sea
    Above us the waves
    The Blues Brothers
    Rocky Horror show
    On the Town
    All the Rathbone, Sherlock Holmes' 
    First two Alien films
    Bruce Lee'   4 1/2 films
    Predator + 2
    All Ray Harryhausen' films
    Most of the "Carry On" films
    All pre-68 Disney features
    Texas Chainsaw Massacre
    Where eagles dare
    War of the Worlds 53
    Day the earth stood still
    Phantom of the opera 25
    All the Marx Bros films
    Everything Stan and Ollie did
    Day after tomorrow
    Black belt jones, and a whole host of  Blaxploitation stuff
    Most of Hitchcocks films
    The Wicker man
    The Exorcist
    The Great escape
    All Val Lewton'  thrillers 
    Cat Ballou
    Paper Moon
    Saving Private Ryan
    Watchmen
    Witchfinder General
    We Dive at Dawn
    Two lane Black top
    Young Frankenstein
    Blazzing Saddles
    Jaws
    Leon
    Silence of the Lambs

    There's still many more......   
     
  • PaulPaul
    I need to add Hobsons choice.
    Oh and the Weissmuller Tarzans, and.......Never mind, I'll leave it there for now...
  • 110x75110x75
    Robocop, Requiem for a dream, Edward Scissorhands, The unknown, Amelie, Tangled (way more than 10 times...)
  • PaulPaul
    I can't believe I missed out the 51 The Thing....   (where's the old age smilie..)
  • CharlieCharlie
    Paul said:
    Most Submarine films ever made


    :-bd
  • CharlieCharlie
    Home Alone Rocks!

  • racer59racer59
    edited December 2014
    I know for sure I've seen these more than 10 times. I'm sure there are more...

    Diary of a Country Priest
    His Girl Friday
    Mirror
    My Man, Godfrey
    Winter Light
    Zero de Conduite
    Floating Weeds
    Spirit of the Beehive
    Los Olvidados
    In a Lonely Place
    The Thin Red Line
    Sacrifice
    Blond Venus
    My Darling Clementine
    L'Argent
    Vertigo
    Dumb & Dumber
    Late Spring
    Damnation
    Coeur Fidele
    Lady from Shanghi
    Cache
    Freaks
    The Conversation


  • MirosaeMirosae
    Ohhh...great lists!! Freaks is a film I could only watch once!. b-(
  • EisenhowerEisenhower
    Great films! Back to the Future, Casablanca, Alien series, My Man Godfrey... A few of the 10... - North By Northwest - Rio Bravo - Jaws - The Big Sleep - Rear Window - To Kill a Mockingbird - Mr Smith Goes to Washington - They Were Expendable - Shawahank Redemption - Breakfast Club
  • EisenhowerEisenhower
    Paul-which submarine films? I've seen Operation Pacific, Destination Tokyo, and Up Periscope. They're a product of their times, but good.
  • PaulPaul
    There's many..
    We Dive at Dawn
    Above us the waves
    Run silent run deep
    U-571
    Hunt for Red October
    Crimson Tide
    Atomic Submarine
    Submarine X1
    Das Boot
    The Enemy below
    Voyage to the bottom of the sea
    20,000 leagues under the sea

    to name a few.....
  • EisenhowerEisenhower
    Thanks for the list! I hadn't heard of several of those. Have seen Hunt, Crimson & 20,000-so quite a few to plan to watch! Forgot about Gable/Lancaster. Which makes me think of Seven Days in May. Great Douglas/Lancaster/Frankenheimer movie!
  • PaulPaul
    Must add that to my watch list, never seen it..

    If you haven't seen these also The Cruel Sea, In which we serve, both are in the same vain, and well worth a watch.
  • needforspeedneedforspeed
    Mad Max Mad Max 2 28 days later 28 weeks later Saw Hostel Alien Alien 2 Empire Strikes Back Saving Private Ryan Back To The Future Jaws
  • DavidDavid
    I've probably see Jaws way more than 10 times but not always off the DVD, more often than not on TV.

    ...and I must watch a Star Wars film one day.

    I'd also like to add Heaven Can Wait (1943 version) - but not sure it's up to 10 times yet.
  • EisenhowerEisenhower
    Have heard about Noel Coward but never seen any of his movies-guess In Which We Serve Is a good place to start. Hey! Haven't seen anyone place Citizen Kane on their 10x seen list! I've seen it maybe 4 times, great movie-anyone seen it 10x?
  • DavidDavid
    How's that summary going Matt?!  8-}
  • MattMatt
    Ummm...I wasn't expecting the flood gates to open up!  Silly me.
  • MattMatt
    It also proves Paul is extremely old.

    If he was under 50, I don't think he'd have much time for work.
    ;)
  • CharlieCharlie
    Paul said:
    There's many..
    We Dive at Dawn
    Above us the waves
    Run silent run deep
    U-571
    Hunt for Red October
    Crimson Tide
    Atomic Submarine
    Submarine X1
    Das Boot
    The Enemy below
    Voyage to the bottom of the sea
    20,000 leagues under the sea

    to name a few.....
    Does "Deep Star Six" count? Love that one...
  • CharlieCharlie
    I forgot Lonesome Dove!!!!!
  • HumphreyBogartHumphreyBogart
    Before sunrise
    Heat
    Donnie brasco
    Scarface
    Aliens
    Predator
    The Shining
    The Godfather
    The Godfather part 2
    Taxi driver
    2001 a space Odyssey
    The good the bad and the ugly
    Casablanca 
    Out of the past
    Double indemnity
    Rear window
    Notorious
    Spellbound
    The lady vanishes (1938)
    North by northwest
    Psycho


  • MattMatt
    Watched Donnie Brasco last night...think I'm up to 7 or 8 on that one.
  • HumphreyBogartHumphreyBogart
    Oh yeah.. Very underrated movie that one! Wouldn't you say?
  • MattMatt
    Is it? I wouldn't think so. Don't have the poster but the movie rocks. Interested to hear what other people think of it.
  • PaulPaul
    Matt said:
    It also proves Paul is extremely old.

    If he was under 50, I don't think he'd have much time for work.
    ;)
    This is very true...
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