Movies you've seen more than once...

...well I would say my choice would be Apocalypto. This Mayan kingdom in decline epic can't be beat for action, drama and adventure. Mel Gibson must be proud of this one.

 

since my childhood there must be hundreds...if I really like a movie I cannot watch it only once...

 

I'm sure he is...he's done some great work throughout the years...Beaveheart comes to mind...it also has one of the most beautiful soundtracks in a movie.

 

I have no idea how many times I've seen Jackass. Certainly lots and lots...

 

Fargo, Ronin, Pusher, The Game, Carlos, Mesrine, Goodbye Lenin, Lives of others, Flame & Citron, just to name the few that I intentionally want to rewatch, not counting any of the others that I have to see because they randomly appear on television or someone else decides it's a good idea to watch.

 

Easy Rider
The Godfather
The Godfather II
Goodfellas
Road To Perdition
The Shining
American Gangster
Apocalypse Now
Backdraft
Blues Brothers
Bonnie And Clyde
Bullitt
Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid
Cape Fear (1962)
Cape Fear (1991)
Casino
Christine
Cop Land
The Deer Hunter
The Departed
Dirty Harry
Fargo
The French Connection
Halloween
Heat
Hoffa
The Hustler
In The Heat Of The Night
Jackie Brown
Man On Fire
Mean Streets
Mystic River
Once Upon A Time In America
Raging Bull
Rear Window
Scarface (1932)
Scarface ( 1983)
Scent Of A Woman
Serpico
Sling Blade
Taxi Driver
Tombstone
Training Day
Uncle Buck
Unforgiven
The Untouchables

Sourced from my Blu ray collection. Believe me, I was being picky ! (427 actual total)

 

Double digits " ?
Pray tell?

 

I've got most of your collection.
Quality films last.
Well worth respeat viewing.

 

You have most of those 46 titles, not my collection. With all due respect. I am nothing, if not precise.

 

Hi Mike.
About thirty in your mentioned list.
Dunno what you have in your 427 total.

 

I think two movies that knocked me out as a little kid were In Like Flint and You Only Live Twice, both 1967 spy movies. I was the perfect age for movies like this -- 12 -- and this was back in the day when they'd let you sit in the theater all day if you wanted to. I saw both movies three times on two different weekends in the spring and summer of '67. Both terrifically silly films with cheesy special effects, good laughs, and spectacular stunts. In 1968, I went back to see 2001 at least three times in the Tampa Cinerama theater, but on three separate occasions.

There are a handful of films I bet I've seen 4o or 50 times on video all the way through. Psycho, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, Casablanca, and Citizen Kane are way, way up there. I could still watch any of them today and not be sick of them. I've also seen Snow White, Pinocchio, Fantasia, and Peter Pan many, many times, probably at least 30-40 times.

 

Same here. Just too many to name.
But I've noticed that the films I truly admire and love are the ones that I don't rewatch that often - in fact, very rarely. I prefer to save those for special occasions.
For everyday viewing, gimme entertaining action flicks and comedies any day of the week (cheesy and corny though they may be).
Last night, for instance, I caught Jackie Chan's Police Story on one of the channels and had a lot of fun rewatching it for the zillionth time.

 

The Kubrick movies and the Bonds are surely my most watched ones. Some of you can find it somewhat disgusting, but I saw "Die Another Day" 3 times at the theater...so you can imagine how many times I watched all the rest..

 

My wife thinks I'm nuts for watching FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS over and over again. Guess must have seen it about 22 times since it was first released and I never get tired of it.

 

Some great, great films mentioned here. I'll just focus on comedies for now:

Blazing Saddles
Young Frankenstein
Animal House
Meatballs
Caddyshack
The Blues Brothers
Groundhog Day

I have watched these repeatedly over the years and never get tired of them..

 

there are tone for sure, but those that i can't skip past when they are on:

caddyshsck
platoon
godfather 1 and 2
thomas crown affair w/brosnan and russo
stripes
klute
coming home
the first half of apocalypse now
the second half of full metal jacket
lost in translation


to name a few

 

the second half of Full metal jacket ????????????????

 

Repeat viewing a must.

Bond, James Bond.
Why no Director cuts/Uncut versions of James Bond films ?

 

Solaris. (Tarkovsky).

Winter's Bone.

 

Some movies i've watched multiple times (and could watch everyday).

The Graduate
Taxi Driver
Chinatown
Fargo
The Shining
Black Sabbath
The Good, The Bad,And The Ugly
Once Upon A Time In The West
Bad Day At Black Rock
French Kiss
The Exorcist
Key Largo
Easy Rider

 

Are you talking about TV also?

If not, as I would hope because that goes into the dozens, in the theater is The Blues Brothers. I was going to say Fargo, but that was a Blockbuster videotape at my in-laws.

Edit: There are some movies that I watch every time I see them on TV.

 

No not TV.

 

That was my point. Maybe the people above saw all those movies in the theater multiple times, but I doubt it.

A great thread. I'd just like to see what most people have thought was good enough to go back the theater to see more that once. As far as I can remember, I saw Animal House 3 times in 6 weeks. The first time I couldn't hear a lot of the dialogue because there was too much laughter! Great movie IMO.