What Movies have you re-watched the most?
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I have a habit of watching almost every movie I own over and over again, but the one I've re-watched the most is LOTR: The Two Towers (with all the extra scenes, so it ends up being about four hours long). I've probably seen it over 20 times, not counting the times when I watched it too late at night and fell asleep.
Dodgeball. at least 20+. god I love that movie.
If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball :3
If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball :3
Same, i burnt out my first copy, had to go and re buy itSir Kemper said:
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School of rock: 3 times at the cinema, now have it on dvd and have easily watched it 15-20 times
Matrix: generic i know but i loved it when i was younger, used to keep count, got bored after 30
First Spiderman: 9 times at cinema, couple of times on dvd
Role models: 17 times
Step brothers: lost count, watch it on a near weekly basis, fucking love that movie
There are more, im a chronic movie re-watcher (real word?)
Fight club, Reservoir dogs, Finding nemo, Ghost in the shell, akira, Tron, hot fuzz, The day the earth stood still (not the new pezzio di merde), Constantine, The dark knight, A knight's tale, Robin hood: men in tights.Nautical Honors Society said:
There's more but I can't think of them atm.
I'm going to disregard all disney and star wars movies for this so that I have a managable number.
Probably Van helsing, seen it at least 20 times. And shut up it is a great film!!!
Probably Van helsing, seen it at least 20 times. And shut up it is a great film!!!
DEFINITELY the original Star Wars trilogy. When I was a little lad they aired on TV and my father recorded them, and for several years I would get up early almost EVERY Saturday morning and watch at least one of them, if not all 3.
Of course, as a kid there were a LOT of movies from my dad's tape collection I used to watch over and over again, but I eventually grew out of that habit as I grew up, broadened my horizons, started acquiring my own stuff, and my parents divorced and my dad moved out. The film I've watched the most times since reaching what I classify "maturity" is probably either Project A-ko or AKIRA. Although these two have a bit of an unfair advantage, as I used to run the anime club when I was in high school and tended to screen these movies whenever I had nothing else to show.
Of course, as a kid there were a LOT of movies from my dad's tape collection I used to watch over and over again, but I eventually grew out of that habit as I grew up, broadened my horizons, started acquiring my own stuff, and my parents divorced and my dad moved out. The film I've watched the most times since reaching what I classify "maturity" is probably either Project A-ko or AKIRA. Although these two have a bit of an unfair advantage, as I used to run the anime club when I was in high school and tended to screen these movies whenever I had nothing else to show.