What is that random movie that you watched multiple times throughout your childhood only because your family happened to own it's DVD (or VHS) ?

Blaze w/ Paul Newman.

I've never seen watermelons the same way since.

Or redheads.

DVD? walks my pet dinosaur out of the room

Really though, Labyrinth is the one that comes to mind.

The fox and the hound. But... VHS.

All are VHS

• The Great Muppet Caper - recorded off ABC movie night
• Maximum Overdrive - recorded off TBS
• On Our Own - My mom was part of a movie club that sent this one
• 2 Episodes of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon

lol DVD. We had VHS growing up.

We had an old Spanish movie called "La Princessa Hippie". It was a comedy with a silly story, along the lines of something like the Prince and the Pauper. We didnt really understand the story or the comedy. But there were a lot of funny one liners.

I think we also had Problem Child 2 that we copied off another tape, and a cheap tape that we picked up at the store with a bunch of cartoons that were public domain.

On VHS...

A lot of old Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons, The Lion King, Rocky Horror Picture Show

Things like that.

I'm old enough that for me it was VHS. These are a few:

• Mac and Me
• The Adventures of Milo and Otis
• Flight of the Navigator

VHS - Howard the Duck

I still quote that movie and I am convinced not a single person I have ever met has seen it.

Tron
Multiple Star Trek movies
Robocop

All on VHS, recorded with our excellent Mitsubishi VCR

So much stuff we recorded on VHS:

• The Marx Brothers (all of them)
• Disney's Robin Hood
• Animalympics

my first tape was The Goonies so i know that entire movie word for word. We also got ET but that's not actually a fun movie to watch at all i never watched it much.

The Jungle Book (1967 version) on VHS.

Edit: I love how OP asked for DVDs and almost everyone responds with VHS. Maybe that's a better system to group people into generations, VHS, DVD, streaming.

Muppet Treasure Island, and "Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends Ep.16 - A Fire Star is Born!"

On VHS, of course!

Rambo..... On VHS.

Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid. On VHS, with Polish voiceover.

My family had a collection of vintage looney tunes and other cartoons. I remember characters turning into giant versions of food on a deserted island. I also remember the beginning of an old Superman cartoon. I had always preferred batman

My buddy had a copy of Predator on betamax that I think was recorded from a cable station.

LoTR animated.

At my grandmother's house, it was Babes in Toyland. No it's not a porn. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0090683/

By myself, probably Apollo 13 - I used to watch it like once a day over the summer. With my dad, we watched Predator every time my mom had to work late.

Blues Brothers but mostly because I really liked it. It helped that it was full of great musical performances.

Superman 2

My brother and I were bored out of our minds for an entire summer together staying with our mom in a pretty remote location during the summer. She would be at work and we would be at her house with nothing to do. We watched it so much we could recite 100% of the dialogue before they said it. Kinda like Rocky Horror

Little Nemo (1989), and We're Back (1993). I think my brother and I burned out those VHS tapes from overplaying them.

The Pirate Movie. VHS.

Rear Window - by Alfred Hitchcock

Fortunately, my dad was a bit of a geek and movie buff, so we had a lot of VHS and LaserDisc! Got to see the Star Wars trilogy (original theatrical releases, no less, on LD). There were a bunch of others. Police Academy, Tron, Flash Gordon… too much to list.

VHS, Care Bears rainy day off, and TV recordings of various other cartoons. I grew up on network television with a heavy focus on The Simpsons.

Chomps (the canine home protection system) - an 'electronic dog' that catches burglars.

Diamonds - a few people rob an Israeli diamond vault by avoiding security features.

You said 'own' - well, these were on loan when the video shop shut down.

On VHS: Moonraker. A truly terrible Bond film, but I was too young to understand that.

On golden pond was one I remember watching often.

Blazing Saddles