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What film have you seen the most times?
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Which film never fails to keep you going back for a repeat viewing. How many times have you seen it and what is it that makes you keep going back?
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Well, it will have to be The Great Escape (1963) and the original and best Flight of the Phoenix (1965).
Not because they've been on TV the most times, but because they're really good, well made, superbly acted classic films.
Star Wars, Back To The Future, The Goonies, Tango & Cash, The Running Man, The Crow, Ghostbusters.
I used to watch them relentlessly, then I got them in Blu-Ray and now I watch them even more.
Titanic
Jurassic Park 1
The Goonies- the best kids film ever
Likes of Goonies and Home Alone probably aren't far behind as they're classics that I usually watch once or twice a year at least. Halloween for horror. Oh and Friday...actually, that's probably almost tied for my top one.
Not that I've seen either in a long time but when I was in college, we would just watch these endlessly !
Recorded off TV when I was a kid so I watched them a lot.
Phantom - because I love the music.
I've seen loads of films, many several times but over the years, these are the ones I've watched most often
I have seen The Matrix at least 30 times. Not exaggerating. I love the film so much.
Used to go to the pub with my parents on a Saturday night and without fail we'd get fish + chips, or chinese takeaway, on the way home and eat supper watching my dad's favourite film. Every saturday. It got to the point where we were quoting the lines before they'd been spoken.
It is a bloody good film though :cool:
Action films would be LA Confidential, The Replacement Killers and A History of Violence.
I love LOTR, and The Princess Bride.
Film Noir, I love The Big Sleep and In a Lonely Place. Yeah, I'm a big Humphrey Bogart fan.
Titanic
The Beach
300
The Usual Suspects
And I'm sorry to say I have now seen the 1st Sex and the City movie about 40 times.
At one point it was practically on every night