Name a movie you have watched at least 5 times

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  • Platoon
  • Full Metal Jacket
  • Animal House
  • Star Wars Episodes IV - V
  • High Plains Drifter
  • The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
  • Pale Rider
  • Pineapple Express
 

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Shawshank Redemption
American Pie
Escape to Victory
All the Back to the Future series.
All the Indiana Jones series.
Quite a few 007 movies.
The Great Escape
Michael Collins
Animal House
 

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Oh yeah and.....
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Blair Witch
Amityville Horror (the original)
Halloween (the original)
Legend of Boggy Creek
Smokey and the Bandit
When Harry Met Sally
Shrek 1
Harry Potter 3 (my favorite out of the series, although they were all excellent)

A plethora of kid movies when my kids were really little. :)
 

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At least 5 times....go

Good, Bad, and the Ugly

I lost count at 32...

high plains drifter
a fist full of dollar
for a few dollars more
once upon a time in the west
cool hand luke
oh brother where art thou
the ten commandments
soylent green
forrest gump
apocalypse now
predator
eldorado
dirty harry
idiocracy

I just saw the R. Lee Ermey thread

full metal jacket
platoon
 

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Forrest Gump.....no way could I watch that more than twice....
 

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Forrest Gump.....no way could I watch that more than twice....
Movie lovers are a very diverse group. Tom Hanks has received Oscar nominations for Saving Private Ryan, Castaway and Big plus won for Philadelphia but I think Forrest Gump remains his best work to-date. He carries the movie, which is excellent by itself, from start to finish. There are great lines throughout, which Hanks delivers with perfection. And I will stop myself from getting into the rest of the cast.

The movie is so down-to-earth yet filled with numerous accomplishments achieved by a mentally challenged character that would awe any "normal" individual. FG is a film that has drawn me back time-and-time again despite its rather long runtime. The movie is a very good example of different strokes for different folks.
 

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I love movies, so this list could be longer:

Top Gun
Halloween (1978)
Casino Royale (Craig version)
Rocky Series
Rambo Series
Star Wars OT
Indiana Jones Series
Shawshank Redemption
A Few Good Men
Saving Private Ryan
Anchorman
The Jerk
Jaws
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
 

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I love movies, so this list could be longer:

Top Gun
Halloween (1978)
Casino Royale (Craig version)
Rocky Series
Rambo Series
Star Wars OT
Indiana Jones Series
Shawshank Redemption
A Few Good Men
Saving Private Ryan
Anchorman
The Jerk
Jaws
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
lol! Sometimes I forget having seen David Niven's version. :p

I was nervous about the rebooting of the Ian Fleming series with Daniel Craig. The few movies I had seen him play in prior to Casino Royale were Layer Cake and Lara Croft Tomb Raider, and Road To Perdition, so it was not a lot to go on. How would they re-imagine the franchise's stories with, what I would define as, a relative unknown? Craig did not only put my fears to rest. He buried them.

For me (and just my opinion any Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan fans reading this :rolleyes: ) Craig is the best Bond since Sean Connery. Bar none. I have watched and enjoyed pretty much every 007 film but Skyfall remains the one Bond movie I ever bought for my home collection. primarily due to Craig's performance. Now I am starting to wonder who will eventually take HIS place. :cool:
 

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lol! Sometimes I forget having seen David Niven's version. :p

I was nervous about the rebooting of the Ian Fleming series with Daniel Craig. The few movies I had seen him play in prior to Casino Royale were Layer Cake and Lara Croft Tomb Raider, and Road To Perdition, so it was not a lot to go on. How would they re-imagine the franchise's stories with, what I would define as, a relative unknown? Craig did not only put my fears to rest. He buried them.

For me (and just my opinion any Roger Moore and Pierce Brosnan fans reading this :rolleyes: ) Craig is the best Bond since Sean Connery. Bar none. I have watched and enjoyed pretty much every 007 film but Skyfall remains the one Bond movie I ever bought for my home collection. primarily due to Craig's performance. Now I am starting to wonder who will eventually take HIS place. :cool:

Totally agree on all counts.

I saw the first promo picture of Craig as Bond and thought "***??", but after the first 20 minutes of CR, I was in. CR became my favorite Bond film. Thunderball had been my favorite up to that point.
 

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All of the American Pie movies
All of the Jurassic Park movies
All of the Lonesome Dove movie
Lord of the Ring trilogy
Son of the Morning Star
Big Jake
McLintock
Cowboys
Son’s of Katie Elder
Several other John Wayne movies
The Rare Breed
Shenandoah
Top Gun
Days of Thunder
Independence Day
Saving Private Ryan
Midway
Tuskegee Airmen
Mr Baseball
Trouble with the Curve
Sandlot
Mr 3000
Major League movies
Little Big League
Rookie of the Year
Mighty Ducks movies
Lots more just can’t recall off the top of my head
 

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Goodfellas
Friday
The Mack
Godfather 1-3
Conan
Elf
Wedding Crashers
New Jack City
Star Wars originals (4-6)
300
 
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