What movie do you think you've seen the most times?

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Some Random Guy said:
Probably one of these:

Back to the future
Star wars
Good Fellas
Pulp Fiction
The Departed
A knights tale


That's a good shout when I think about it
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Will watch it again this Christmas too more than likely.

Forgot about The Departed seen that a canny few times too
 


Either Star Wars A New Hope or Blues Brothers.

007Iron said:
Predator.

Can't help but watch it if it's on TV.

If I'm flicking and come across it, I'm thinking "should I watch it again??" and a voice inside me head yells "DO IT! DO IT NOW!!"
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I watcxhed this with a few mates with the sound down, music on and tripping on mushrooms. One of the funniest fil

nandos sonic sauce said:
Stand by me
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Class film.
 
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007Iron said:
Predator.

Can't help but watch it if it's on TV.

If I'm flicking and come across it, I'm thinking "should I watch it again??" and a voice inside me head yells "DO IT! DO IT NOW!!"
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This stuff will turn you into a godam sexual tyrannosaurus....just like me

Fetch Fletch said:
Aliens
The Empire Strikes Back
Ghostbusters
Predator
Gremlins
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Running Man
Total Recall

Don't know which but one of these
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Raiders is one of the best films made how could they then make Temple of Doom one of the worst?
 
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Junior Birdman said:
Probably Back To The Future for me. I was 10 when it was released in '85 and saw it three times at the cinema back then. Plus countless times since on DVD, TV etc. To be fair, I have enjoyed other films since then, but this does have the advantage of a 30 year + head start. Probably closely followed by Ghostbusters.

Just takes me back to being a bairn again I suppose :)
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Back to the Future for me as well, absolute classic.
 
I used to watch Risky Business with my mates at least once a month when we were kids.
 
Any of you consider yourself a "film geek"?

A period during my teenage years (80's - 90's) was spent, every night, with a different video from local video shop. As such watched what I consider to be some classic films.

I know it's all online now, but do kids still have such an interest? I know my kids don't.
 
007Iron said:
Any of you consider yourself a "film geek"?

A period during my teenage years (80's - 90's) was spent, every night, with a different video from local video shop. As such watched what I consider to be some classic films.

I know it's all online now, but do kids still have such an interest? I know my kids don't.
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My daughter's 10 and I regularly take her to the cinema. I've started educating her on the films I grew up watching as well now, so I've just bought her Back to the Future, Ghostbusters and Big. I want her to have actual copies of them, rather than just watch online all the time.

BigPete said:
Old enough... to party :lol:
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I know that legend is a term used all too often these days, but McLovin is worthy of the title :cool:
 
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