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    Posted: April 20 2012 at 06:43
I have Seen 2010 at least ten times. Oh Mr Porter a lot too. And some James Bond films like Live And Let Die and Diamonda are Forever I've seen at least six times due to them always doing the rounds at the cinema in my youth. Films used to come back a lot in those days and I had a local cinema then. Due to this I've seen several Disney films quite a lot. Jungle Book mostly i think.
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Probably The Godfather's I & II.
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Suspiria, Naked Lunch, Blade Runner, Le feu follet, The Beyond, Boy Meets Girl, The Wicker Man, The Killing of a Chinese Bookie, The Evil Dead and Thundercrack.
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I've watched 2001 about a dozen times. Adaptation about five. Kill Bill 2 about the same. Billy Madison I've probably seen around fifty times.

I don't usually watch movies more than once.

EDIT: Oh as a kid I watched the original Star Wars trilogy every day for a summer. I've probably seen it around 150 times or so.


Edited by Equality 7-2521 - April 20 2012 at 09:09
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Invested: Dreams, Odyssey (2010, too), Le genou de Claire, Almost Famous, Angels in America, Lost in Translation, I'm Not There, Children of Men, A Serious Man
Casual: Inception, The Social Network, The Tree of Life, How to Train your Dragon, Persepolis, In Bruges, Juno, (500) Days of Summer, Superbad (!), Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Drive

Of course, a lot of movies I've either seen at the cinema or alone then got to watch them again with someone else or just caught re-runs of on the TV, but I'm not going to add them here.


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Originally posted by Ricochet Ricochet wrote:

Le genou de Claire
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I love Claire in an erotic way.
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I will watch "School of Rock", "The Hudsucker Proxy", "Groundhog Day", and "Best in Show" any time they are broadcast on TV.  They remain funny to me no matter how many times I see them. 

My all time favorite film is still "The Big Lebowski" though.  Incredibly funny and endlessly quotable.

I'm really not as discerning with films as I am with music.  I don't dig as deep.


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Blade Runner - 6-7 times
Fight Club - 7-8 times
Pulp Fiction ... Ermm ... 5-6 times ... ?

Originally posted by Vompatti Vompatti wrote:

Suspiria, Naked Lunch, Blade Runner, Le feu follet, The Beyond, Boy Meets Girl, The Wicker Man, The Killing of a Chinese Bookie, The Evil Dead and Thundercrack.

Wicker Man - you mean the original, right?


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Originally posted by Vompatti Vompatti wrote:

Originally posted by Ricochet Ricochet wrote:

Le genou de Claire
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I love Claire in an erotic way.

I love Laura in an erotic way, but we've been over this before.
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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

I will watch "School of Rock", "The Hudsucker Proxy", "Groundhog Day", and "Best in Show" any time they are broadcast on TV.  They remain funny to me no matter how many times I see them. 

My all time favorite film is still "The Big Lebowski" though.  Incredibly funny and endlessly quotable.

I'm really not as discerning with films as I am with music.  I don't dig as deep.


Groundhog Day! Nice. I've probably seen it about 20 times.

But I must have seen Rear Window nearly twice as much, it'd be the top. I've also seen a few of the Ghibli films a fair few times too
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Originally posted by Dayvenkirq Dayvenkirq wrote:

Blade Runner - 6-7 times
Fight Club - 7-8 times
Pulp Fiction ... Ermm ... 5-6 times ... ?

Originally posted by Vompatti Vompatti wrote:

Suspiria, Naked Lunch, Blade Runner, Le feu follet, The Beyond, Boy Meets Girl, The Wicker Man, The Killing of a Chinese Bookie, The Evil Dead and Thundercrack.

Wicker Man - you mean the original, right?
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Over 30 times
Star Wars ANH
Empire Strikes Back

Over 20 times
Return of the Jedi

Over 10 times
A clockwork Orange
2001 a space Odyssey
Blade Runner
Raiders of the Lost ark
Alien
Aliens
Terminator 2
Cars
The Shining
Psycho
Maltese Falcon
Revenge of the Sith
Lord of the Rings
Independence Day
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Goldfinger
Spy Who Loved Me
Fantasia
Back to the Future 2
Grease
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My Cousin Vinny. At least 20 times.
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I'd have to say that the original Star Wars movie is probably the one that I have seen the most.  I saw it at the theater when it came out.  Not too long after we first got cable TV it was the HBO movie of the month and I probably watched it 20 or 30 times that month.  (yes kiddies there was once a time when we only had 3 national stations and 3 or 4 local stations on the TV LOL.  That is my walk uphill both ways to school barefoot in the snow story.)  Since then I have owned on VHS and now DVD.  I say I won't do the Blu-Ray thing but never say never if the price is right.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

  (yes kiddies there was once a time when we only had 3 national stations and 3 or 4 local stations on the TV LOL.  That is my walk uphill both ways to school barefoot in the snow story.) 


My God... how on Earth did we survive back then... Wink

And the people on the TV were actually professional actors back then.  No "reality" in sight.
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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

My all time favorite film is still "The Big Lebowski" though.  Incredibly funny and endlessly quotable.
I love Coen Bros films but for some reason never saw The Big Lebowski until a few weeks ago (I think it was because it was a re-hash of The Big Sleep that put me off.. I haven't seen their take on True Grit either) - yeah- silly mistake - it's a good film and very funny, but not as good as Fargo for me.
 
 
Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

I've watched 2001 about a dozen times.
Before the days of VHS and DVD I had seen 2001 six times at the cinema - the first time I saw it I sat through two showings without leaving the cinema - now I have it on tape and DVD and will still watch it whenever it is broadcast on TV.
 
Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

I don't usually watch movies more than once.
The only times I see a film more than once is when it is broadcast and there is nothing else to watch and I'm too lazy to shift my arse off the couch to go and do something else. All the films I own on VHS or DVD (apart from 2001) I've never played more than once and the only one of those (other than 2001) that I bought that I had seen before was Brazil.
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The Godfather, over 18 times
The Godfather II, over 16 times
Nosferatu (Herzog), Dracula 1958, over 15

Many over 10

Most I like over 5

I can clearly say that no movie I really like is left seen only once.... 
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movies watched over 4 times

Planet Of The Apes (1968)
2001
Downfall
The Shawshank Redemption
Escape From Sobibor
Bruno Walter-The Maestro, The Man
Enter The Dragon
Freaks
Zardoz


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I'm not a big film goer.  But I suspect I have seen Alien and Aliens the most times,
 
Then The Life of Brian.
Spinal Tap as it used to be on every New Year as well as every other time I watched it.
 
Dr No
 
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Caddyshack, Godfather, Blues Brothers, No Country for Old Men, Holy Grail, Christmas Vacation, most of Leslie Nielsen's movies


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