Multi-viewed movies

[PawDawg]

The Morgan Freeman thread (Shawshank) got me thinking about movies that I've watched SEVERAL times.

In no particular order these are the ones that stand out, but there are many others...

Shawshank

Green Mile

Godfather 1 & 2

Lonesome Dove

Outlaw Jose Wales

El Dorado

Sons of Katie Elder

Forrest Gump

[PawDawg]

Can't believe I didn't list some of Mel Gibson's.

[Cool Hand Clyde]

Cool Hand Luke
Animal House
Blues Brothers
Patton
Hollywood Knights

[rabiddawg]

Oh Brother, Where Art Thou
Any of the Star Wars movies
Top Gun

[CChandler]

Tombstone probably tops my list at 1089223032 viewings.

Then The Big Lebowski with just a few less.

Then probably Star Wars.

[weunice]

I second much of the above ... some of the ones I have seen multiple times and will see again ...

Brazil
Adventures of Baron Munchausen
12 Monkeys (noticing a trend here?)
Seven Samurai
Ran (also Kurosawa ... noticing another trend?)

[AustinDawg]

Tombstone probably tops my list at 1089223032 viewings.

Then The Big Lebowski with just a few less.

Then probably Star Wars.

Definitely Big Lebowski.

I don't think I've ever seen a single movie as many times since I repeatedly watched Clash of the Titans, Flash Gordon and Conan the Destroyer when I was about 8 years old.

And for some reason, I can't help but tune to High Fidelity every time I see it on one of the movie channels.

[inudesu]

I have probably seen The Princess Bride a million times. I've seen the Seven Samurai several times, but not enough to mention in this thread.

[Dawgmatic]

I've watched Gone With the Wind 64 times. I've read it twice as many.

[Dirtydawg]

I've watched Gone With the Wind 64 times. I've read it twice as many.

I remember going to see Gone With the Wind when it came out. The best part of the movie was when the ex-boyfriend of the girl my older brother brought for a date showed up and wanted to fight. He didn't stand a chance against my mom.

[Dawgmatic]

I remember going to see Gone With the Wind when it came out. The best part of the movie was when the ex-boyfriend of the girl my older brother brought for a date showed up and wanted to fight. He didn't stand a chance against my mom.

Honey, you aren't old enough to have gone to see it when it came out! That was 1939! I bet you went to see it back in the early 70's when it came round again. I went to the Rose Theatre in Bastrop with my mother and little brother, but nobody tried to fight with us! I had already read the book and the movie absolutely enthralled me. The book is still better than the movie.

[96bulldog]

Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. It came out when I was 16 and I saw it 5 times in the theater.

[CChandler]

Wow DD you must be at least 80.

[TechSupporter11]

Twister

Needless to say I was super excited when they released a 2-disc of it this past spring

[TechDawgMc]

Can't believe no one's mentioned Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

There'd be a lot of westerns and war movies that I saw many times on TV, but that doesn't seem the same to me as ones I've gone out of my way to watch many times.

Those would include:
Indy and the Last Crusade
The original Star Wars Trilogy
The Philadelphia Story
Arsenic and Old Lace
Young Frankenstein
Rear Window
Kelly's Heroes
Star Trek 2, 4 and 6
The Sting (though it's not as good once you know the sting -- but may be the best first time movie ever)

Actually, I think I could go on a while (I love movies)--my trend seems to run to comedy and adventure. Among dramas, I've already seen Amazing Grace three times. And Casablanca is fabulous.