What movie have you rewatched the most?

Lord of the Rings.

The Princess Bride. It's such a fun adventure that still holds up really well today.

Spaceballs, Ghostbusters (original), LotR, Labyrinth, The Holy Grail…

Probably Chevy Chase's Christmas Vacation since it has been tradition every holiday season.

As a kid, Rescuer's Down Under or The Paper Brigade was re-watched a lot.

Apart from that, it's a close tie for:

• The Matrix
• Sin City
• The Chronicles of Riddick
• Terminator 2
• The Sandlot
• I, Robot
• Joe Dirt

Just good replay value.

Office Space. The Usual Suspects used to be on TV all the time back in the day and is probably a close second.

The Matrix. No other movie is even close

The Big Lebowski

Airplane!

Monty Python and the Holy Grail or The Fifth Element.

Monty Python's The Holy Grail

Hackers

Home Alone. It was one of my favorite movies as a kid. I don't really rewatch movies anymore. There is so much content out there that I haven't watched, I would rather see something new than just rewatch something that I've already seen.

Groundhog Day

As a child: Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer

As a university student: Heat, Léon, 2001

As an adult, before kids: Sicario, Brick

As an adult, after kids: Cars

What I wish my answer was: Koyaanisqatsi

The Other Guys. At first glance, it's a buddy cop comedy that harkens back to Lethal Weapon, but with humor typical to ~2010. But, the more you watch it, the more Zucker brothers esque, 1980s surrealist comedy influences you notice. One of the most subtly weird and funny movies to me, I've probably seen it, no lie, 10 or 15 times.

I have seen Kung Pow: Enter the Fist over a hundred times easily

I have a few that will be very close as I decided a bit over a decade ago to limit myself to one rewatch a year of each to stop myself sucking all the joy out of them:

• Alien - my favorite survival horror

• Aliens - my favorite Nam movie

• Jaws - my favorite version of Moby Dick, although I really like Godzilla Minus One take on Jaws

• Jurassic Park - best big stompy monster film for me

• Lord of the Rings - this is always over Christmas. Its not faithful enough for me to the books but it still manages to be an outstanding Trilogy.

• Emperors New Groove - favorite body swap film

Nobody has said Die Hard?!?

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It's a little embarrassing, but I think it's Scary Movie (all of them, but especially the first one)

The Shawshank Redemption.

The Big Lebowski

• Liar, Liar
• Office Space
• Happy Gilmore
• The Fifth Element
• Ace Ventura 2
• Nat. Lampoons Christmas Vacation
• Planes, Trains & Automobiles
• The Big Lebowski

saving private ryan, just such a good movie. and a Christmas story every year

Strangely enough Shawshank Redemption

Spirited away... Something about the first opening notes of the piano when that movie starts always moves me and fills me with such warm feelings.

Honestly most studio Ghibli movies I've watched a lot... But man... Spirited away does something to me.

I think Lotr movies.

Kung Fury. It's a short film, so maybe that's cheating. Regardless, I love the writing. It's the perfect blend of absurdity and over the top action. It's a Swedish made film that's a satire of 80's cop and Kung fu movies. Free to watch on YouTube.

Not completely by my own choice, but I feel like I've seen National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation - at least in part - once or more per holiday season since it was released.

The same is true of Elf, but obviously that movie is quite a bit more recent.

For movies I've watched the most by my own choice, it's probably the Kill Bills or Inglorious Basterds, but those have got to be way behind in raw count. Goonies and the Back to the Future series probably have honorable mentions because of how long they've been around and continue to be a fun watch.

Jurassic Park and it isn't even close

It's probably Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead or Wayne's World those were on replay for much of my childhood into my teens.

Clue

Seven/ Se7en I know most of it's dialogue by heart. Went to see it at the theater when it premiered and stayed to watch it three more times, it blew my mind! I had never seen anything like it. It is my favorite movie of all time.

Not sure but these are on repeat at my house:

Lord of the Rings trilogy

Hot Fuzz

Into the Spiderverse

Pride and Prejudice, the one with Keira Knightly

So one of them but not sure which.

Star Wars
The Matrix
Kill Bill

Probably my top 3. Airplane!

The Blues Brothers

Firefly

Usual Suspects.

• grammas boy
• back to the future (all of them)
• Ace ventura
• the mask
• good will hunting
• Beetlejuice
• hitchhikers guide to the galaxy

Hook. Forrest Gump.

Joe Versus The Volcano (https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0099892/) is my all time re-watch movie. So many themes, great cinematography, and very mythic.

If you've never seen it, your in for a treat!

Fight Club, but I can't talk about it.

Gotta be a tie between Milo and Otis and the og spongebob movie

Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade

Saw this one so many times when I was younger

• Princess Bride
• Muppet Christmas Carol
• Lord of the Rings
• The Beauty and the Beast
• The Sword in the Stone
• Dumb and Dumber
• Young Frankenstein
• Nightmare Before Christmas

The Star Wars OT. Probably ROTJ specifically. That was like an every weekend thing when I was a kid.

The Life Aquatic. I just absolutely adore the sad, disappointed and fragile characters. Fuckin hilarious!

Aliens The Martian Fifth Element Forrest Gump Stranger Than Fiction Incredibles Ice Age Shrek Passengers Oblivion Edge of Tomorrow

Napoleon Dynamite, loved that movie in High school and it's been a comfort movie ever since. Funny and easily quotable, it's a staple in my house.

Airplane! And Star Trek the Wrath of Khan.

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I use it for language learning, watching things repeatedly is very useful for picking up on new words and grammar!

I used to fall asleep to John dies at the end for awhile so partial watches that wins hands down. But actually watching the whole movie probably lord of the rings or young Frankenstein.

WALL-E

The Matrix

Probably The Naked Gun

That thing you do and Empire records

Thor: Ragnarok

It's fun

Robinhood Prince of Thieves

The Shining, then Practical Magic

Constantine, and A Knight's Tale.

FIRE WALK WITH ME

Probably A Knight's Tale. Though Con-Air seemed to be on TV at least once a week for years.

Heat.

I don't smoke much weed anymore,but when I do, I watch The pick of destiny or Dude where's my car

Ever? Probably Return of the Jedi

Maybe Revenge of the Sith, but I'm pretty sure it's Return of the Jedi

Stardust.

Die hard or home alone

Tron Legacy, the vibe is captivating.

Pacific Rim

Joe vs the Volcano

It's the first movie I remember going to see (at a drive-in theater when I was 7). It was kind of a flop when it came out, but it's achieved a certain cult status for its surprisingly deep philosophy on fear, self-realization, and facing mortality.

I believe it's either The Blues Brothers or 2001.

Honestly, it's probably Little Nicky for me. I do enjoy the movie myself, but back in my highschool days my main group of friends I would hang out and smoke weed with could always agree on this movie. If anyone would complain about what someone else wanted to watch too much, or none of us had a good idea for anything else, we would usually just throw Little Nicky on and be happy enough. I'll still watch every now and then even though I could recite the thing by rote.

Cars

Kingdom of Heaven

Honestly it might be Finding Nemo. I think it was the first DVD we had and my younger sister was obsessed with it, so I'd watch it a lot with her. Things I'd watch at my own accord it's probably LOTR or Harry Potter though.

graveyard of the fireflies.

i don't usually rewatch, but if the plane has it, i challenge myself. again. and again.

this time, i won't cry

Smiley Face. Great Anna Farris stoner flick!

Robocop.

Thought it might be the Matrix, but then I remember that when my parents separated we only had one tape at my moms, Robocop, and no like movie channels. I was rewatching it like crazy.

"Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel" (Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella). It runs at least a dozen times around each Christmas since I was a kid, and is part of the usual Christmas habits.

Aliens

I know it has to be Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon because it's the only movie I ever watched enough to literally wear out the tape when I only had it on VHS. There were times in high school I would just play it on repeat all day.

Blade Runner 2049

Predestination. Sarah Snook is just incredible.

• The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
• Mulholland Drive
• Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Rogue One

Dodgeball

has to be old bud spencer and terrence hill movies, pretty popular in germany. I know there is a couple of them, but they are all pretty much the same anyway. ;-)

For a while, it was weirdly "Long Kiss Goodnight". It was getting heavy rotation on TV during my high-school exams, and improbaly watched it 15 times over the few weeks I was meant to be studying.

But now, probably LOTR extended edition, which I've seen every year since it came out, at my friend's annual birthday celebrations.

GoodFellas

As a kid, it was a cartoon - The Little Mermaid. As an adult... It is a cartoon - Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse.

Ben-Hur. Loved it in my youth, when TV still aired this kind of movies regularly, and I absolutely love it and like to review it from time to time. There are others I've watched again lots if times (Star Wars, The Matrix...) but Ben-Hur is number one.

Let the bullets fly. It's a Chinese classic, I watch it with all my friends that have enot heard it before and they all love it.

Interstate 60

The Transformers: The Movie

All of these movies my family sits down and watches at least once a year:

Harry Potter series.. All of them.

LoTR/ Hobbit.. All of them.

Paul

Strictly Ballroom

Princess Bride

Music Man 1962 version

Court Jester 1955 with Danny Kaye

The clutch powers Lego movie

Just read the reviews on Google and you'll understand

Summer Wars. And it still tears me up.

Conan the Barbarian History of the World pt1 Star wars Raiders of the Lost arc Master and Commander

Full Metal Jacket.

Best war movie and best Kubrick movie of all time.

I have played Wonka multiple times a day, every day at my house since it released for streaming.

I can't say if RoboCop, Terminator, Blade Runner or El mundo es nuestro (I've never seen my parents laugh so hard).

I'm afraid they might be a whole bunch of oldies but goodies:

2001: A Space Odyssey.
The Empire Strikes Back.
Miller's Crossing (the third movie written and directed by the Coen brothers, from 1989).
A Bridge Too Far (from 1977, a sprawling, star-studded epic about the Allies and their costly, ill-advised and ultimately unsuccessful Operation Market-Garden in WWII).
A Bout De Soufflé. (Godard's seminal French New Wave cannon blast).
From Russia With Love.
The Spy Who Loved Me.

In the last few years? The Magic Sword (1962) about 7 times I think and I could go for another.

I’m not the kind of person who rewatches or rereads stuff. The only thing that I can rewatch endlessly is Pacific Rim. That movie is perfection for me. I even went to watch it on IMAX 3 times.

Transformers The Movie (1986). I still get teary eyed when Optimus Prime dies.

Contact or Big Trouble In Little China. Love those movies.

The LotR Extended trilogy

2001: A Space Odyssey

I can't say if RoboCop, Terminator, Blade Runner or El mundo es nuestro.