Movies you saw multiple times in theatres

[Drake the Dragonheart]

What movies did you enjoy so much you felt it was worth going to them a second (or third and so forth time)

Dark Knight. I think I might have seen that one a 3rd time, but I know I went at least twice.
Might have seen Inception a second time.
Thor. Went with a group of friends, then went with another buddy to a late showing after my firefighting class.
I am really thinking of adding Pacific Rim to this. Man that was sweet.

 

[Sehnsucht Engel]

I saw Inception twice in cinema. It was a great movie, but mostly because I had been given some free tickets.

 

[Tom_green_day]

I was thinking about this recently, and there hasn't been a film in years and years that I've seen twice while it's been in the cinemas. I guess I just don't like the films of late.
Oh, apart from the Hobbit. That was really great, but the second viewing was probably solely because I don't see many films twice.

 

[Guffe]

I have only seen one movie twice in cinema as I can remember.
And that was Django Unchained
I saw it myself, friend went 2 weeks later, I hopped along.
I doubt I would've gone if I'd had something better to do, but it was a good enough movie to attract me to see it another time within such a small period of time.

 

[Kenbo Slice]

I saw The Avengers 3 times. That movie gave me such a nerd boner that I just had to see it over and over again.

 

[Dangit2019]

I saw the Avengers and Avatar twice. Avatar was just because my cousins wanted to see it, though.

 

[Scarim Coral]

The Matrix Revolution cos I was watching that film with two different friends (one from High School and other who wasn't in my school).

Iron Man 3. First time watching it with my mate and the second time with my Uncle.

 

[krazykidd]

Never , i hate watching movies more than once. Once i know the ending i'm no longer interested . Fuck the journey i want the destination . An ending makes/breaks a movie for me . And once i know the ending i don't care no more .

That's why i loved the movie " THE MYST" the ending was awsome .

It's why i hated the movie Avengers , the ending sucked .

 

[Owyn_Merrilin]

Aside from re-releases, I've never done it. Movie tickets are just so danged expensive that it's not really worth it. Besides, I've got a nice home theater setup, the sound is better than any of the local multiplexes. The picture needs upgrading, but it'll happen in due time.

 

[Miyenne]

Avengers, some of the Harry Potter movies, Lion King, quite a few over the years I think.

And I hate to admit it, but Titanic. Not that I liked it, I hated it even then. But my best friend adored it and we saw it at the cheap seats when we were like 12 almost every weekend. I still haven't forgiven her for that.

 

[Jedamethis]

Les Miserables. Five times. I regret nothing, because singing along is fun.

 

[Jux]

Pirates of the Caribbean, the first one, 17 times. Don't judge me ye landlubbers. Argh!

 

[RedDeadFred]

Honestly, the only movie I've ever gone to twice is This is the End. It's not like it's my favourite movie ever (although it was very funny and I laughed just as much the second time I saw it as the first), I saw it with one friend and then another wanted to see it a week later. I wouldn't have gone to see it again if my friend hadn't asked me even though it's a great movie.

Movies are too expensive for me to really have any motivation to see them twice in theaters. Although I might see Pacific Rim again since the first time was free at an advanced screening.

 

[Worgen]

The only one that comes to mind aside from a few I saw twice in theaters is Titan A.E. I must have seen that like 4 or 5 times in theaters since that was because it came out before there were DVD's for everything so I wasn't sure I would ever really be able to see it again.

 

[thehorror2]

The only movie I saw in theaters more than once was Avengers, which I saw four times in theaters. Only movie I've ever seen that was fun enough to bother. (Plus, I got a free ticket the first time.)

 

[Aris Khandr]

The Emperor's New Groove, six times. I was in a new town for college, didn't know anyone, and had nothing better to do with my time. So I saw the movie once a week, to fill the gaping hole in my life that was socialising. Lilo & Stitch, twelve times. Still in a town where I didn't know many people, still a horrible Disney nut, and I legitimately cry every time I see that movie. I regret nothing. The Phantom Menace, four times. First at midnight (because you had to), then three more times trying to convince myself that it didn't absolutely suck. That was a bitter pill to swallow.

A few others get onto the list with re-releases. Jurassic Park, Beauty & the Beast, The Lion King were all seen on the big screen when they were first released, then again with the re-release.

Finally, are we counting The Rocky Horror Picture Show? Because I was in a Rocky group, so I saw that movie twice a week on the big screen for two years straight, plus visiting a few other showings here and there. All in all, that one easily tops 200 viewings if it counts.

 

[cdemares]

I saw Spiderman and Iron Man three times.

Avengers, Star Trek, Inception, Dark Knight, Avatar, Captain America, The Last Samurai, and others twice. Usually with different people. Different groups of people wanting to go is usually why I see a movies multiple times.

For The Last Samurai, I saw a free advanced screening and convinced my family to go. I really liked that movie. I call it my favorite version of Avatar. If you really liked Avatar, see The Last Samurai immediately, it's better.

 

[duct tape guardian]

I just saw Pacific Rim for the second time, I will probably see it 2 or so more times. when I really like a movie I see it in theaters a bunch, like Scott Pilgrim, Kick Ass, most of the Marvel Movies, Cloud Atlas, and Dark Knight.

 

[Nouw]

I saw the Avengers twice in cinemas and this holiday I hope to see Pacific Rim as many times as humanly possible.

 

[Spiritmaster]

Toy Story 3 is the only movie I can think of that I saw in theaters more than once. Maybe Return of the King as well but I'm not certain.