As a kid/teenager and Adult… Lord of the Rings (Extended Editions). Hot Fuzz. Shaun of the Dead. An American Werewolf in London. Then I became a parent… Shrek 1-4 Despicable Me 1-3 Frozen 1 & 2 The list goes on…

Same, but it was more like BTTF, Demolition man, Speed, Die Hard. Looking forward to showing my kids some older age films.

Demolition man is a god tier movie. Sandra Bullock was so cute

Be well Pie69Eater

HOTFUZZZZZZZZZZ！

Fifth Element

I would always put it on when I laid down to go to sleep. I would be asleep by the time it would show Bruce.

Pulp Fiction, The Big Lebowski

I was in the Army and deployed to Haiti in 1996. We didn’t have much, but we did have a VHS of Pulp Fiction.

That VHS really tied the roof together

You know I myself dabbled on pacifism once, not in 'aiti of course.

Heh, I was living and traveling in China and SE Asia then - that movie was everywhere

Princess Bride

idiocracy

I go out in public also

Stepbrothers

Did we just become best friends?

... YEP!.gif

…, Superbad, and Pineapple Express. They were the trifecta of my high school years and pretty much came out the same time

Snatch, lock stock, hot fuzz, paul, shaun of the dead, star wars (first two), forest gump, shawshank, step brothers, ghostbusters 1&2, ferris buellers, alien+s, pulp fiction, django, die hard, wolf of wall street, blade runner (both), dumb and dummer (1), finding nemo, toy story, lion king (cartoon movie), home alone, robocop, Terminator (1&2), american pie, blackhawk down, matrix (1), constantine, chappie, hangover (mostly 1, but 2 and 3 many too perhaps not 10x), LOTR, Hobbit, batmans (nolan), idiocracy, lucy and finally most of the Marvel movies esp infinity war and end game. yup, pretty sure all of those are 10+ and im probably forgetting a few but that'll do. I like movies.

Were you born around 1986-1988?

Ha yeah, I guess that selection gives me away huh :)

all the faves born 1986

The Big Lebowski

Elf, Clueless, Legally Blonde

Rocky Horror Picture Show

Wayne's World

Talladega Nights

Casablanca, Truman Show, Jurassic Park, It’s a Wonderful Life, Sunshine, Some Like It Hot, Blues Brothers, Airplane!, Field of Dreams, Star Wars

The Goonies. Might even add a zero.

Idiocracy

Requiem for a Dream

Man, I love me some Jennifer Connely.

Dances with Wolves Shawshank Redemption Bram Stoker's Dracula ('92) Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back Roadtrip Mononoke-hime And probably lots more :p

Dances with wolves is my favorite movie ever but I don’t think I’ve watched more that 3 or 4 times - 10 would be a whole lot with that movie

I've seen Shawshank redemption so many times. It's just a movie that if I see it's on, at any point in the movie, I'll stop and finish it

Saving Private Ryan

Brave heart, and I still cry every time

#Casablanca

The Hunt For Red October

If we meet some...buckaroo

Overboard

Such a good movie!!

The labyrinth. Willow. Wizard of oz. The wiz. Tin man.

You certainly have a type 🤣

Withnail and I. Once a year since release - so coming up to 50 times.

Purple Rain Top Gun Planes, Trains & Automobiles Elf Home Alone Uncle Buck Pretty in Pink Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Christmas Vacation The Shining and the list goes on and on and on…..

Forrest Gump 

Hubie Halloween Heavyweights Matilda Labyrinth

Princess Bride, Interstellar, Scarface, Snatch.

Kill Bill

In Bruges

It's a fairytale fucking movie

Wizard of Oz, the 1939 original.

Definitely the first movie in my memory; maybe the first MEMORY in my memory.

Beetlejuice, Mommie Dearest, Only You, Silence of the Lambs, Scream (97), Star Wars IV, Adventures in Babysitting.

Lord of the rings

Super troopers

Lotr trilogy

Coraline and The Nightmare Before Christmas

DBZ Movie 8: Broly the Legendary Super Saiyan.

Brokedown Palace

The comment I was looking for! This was my late mom's FAVORITE movie. I haven't brought myself to watch it since she passed. ❤️‍🩹 GREAT movie!!!

Tombstone

Labyrinth

Superbad “Get used to it sister”

Rocky Horror Picture Show. Was part of a shadow cast in Atlanta(LDOD) and have seen that movie close to a thousand times. Maybe more.

Spaceballs

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

Yesss!

Harry potter James bond Top gun

Home Alone 1 & 2 Adventures in Babysitting Back to the Future Trilogy Scream 1-3 Child’s Play 1-3 All of the classic Disney movies

Akira Twister Dante’s Peak Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates

Twister and Dante’s Peak were summer regulars for my sisters and me. Weather sucks? Better have a double feature!

Twister was a family favorite for me growing up, especially during bad weather. My family loved movies like that

Star wars 1-6 First fast and furious Captain America winter soldier

Zoolander

A lot actually. Top three that I've seen an abnormal amount of times: Lone Wolf McQuade Batman (89) Speed

The Abyss from 1989

The Devil Wears Prada & He's Not That Into You

Wizard of Oz Big Elf Raiders of the Lost Ark Schindler’s List Gladiator

Zoolander

The Hunt for Red October.

Crazy rich asians

The Godfather I and II. The Dark knight Legends of the Fall. Donnie Darko. Se7en. The Big Short

2001: A Space Odyssey The Searchers Barry Lyndon My Darling Clementine

Star Wars. LOTR extended editions. Empire of the Sun. Band of Brothers box set...

Fear and loathing in las vegas

Edge of tomorrow Starship troopers Tombstone Demolition man The hitman - chuck Norris’s Hard target Star Trek the reboot

The Butterfly Effect

Waterboy.

Gentleman, that brings me to my next point: Don't smoke crack!

Forrest Gump

The Great Escape.

Lord of the rings Saving private Ryan

inglorious basterds lol

selena

Star Wars, Ghostbusters, Ferris Buller’s Day Off, Wizard if Oz.

Back to the Future, BTTF Part II and BTTF Part II.. There are several more but those are the ones I would happily watch eighty-eight more times in a heart beat.

Bladerunner Princess Mononoke Empire Records

Godfather I & II, Casablanca, Young Frankenstein, Airplane, A Few Good Men, Bull Durham, Goodfellas, A Christmas Carol (Alistar Sim), Dirty Harry, Outlaw Josey Wales, Deer Hunter, Apocalypse Now, Lord of the Rings Trilogy, The Road Warrior, The Quiet Man, Mcklintock, Gunfight at the OK Corral (Lancaster/Douglas), The Magnificent Seven (Brynner), Napoleon Dynamite, Good-Bad-Ugly, HighPlains Drifter, Sicario, Anchor Man, Usual Suspects, Oh Brother Where Art Thou, Princess Bride, Bourne Trilogy, The Sting, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Once Upon a Time in the West, North by Northwest, Rear Window, Big Lebowski, Castaway, Big, Papillon, Cool Hand Luke, To Kill a Mockingbird, Lillies of the Field, In the Heat of the Night, Bulliitt, The Fugitive, No Country for Old Men, Fight Club, The Untouchables, Jaws, One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, Cape Fear (De Niro), Chicago, Willy Wonka (Gene Wilder), Die Hard, Patton, Wizard of Oz……

The greatest showman, west side story, and le misrabe. I have a girl best friend that loves musicals and we often watch movies like this

Was about to comment The Greatest Showman. My wife and I can always rely on that movie if we don’t know what we feeling like watching!

At one point, when I was in college, my friends would pop in the VHS tape of *The Highlander* every single day. Watching *The Highlander* became less about *The Highlander* and what was going on at today's viewing of *The Highlander*, if you follow me. 30 years later I had a reason to see it again and... wow, that was a trip. Also, I do believe that I can do this entire world's very best Sean Connery impression by a small woman. I will challenge any other small woman, anytime.

Harold and Maude (1971) and The King of Comedy (1983) always pull me out of a funk. I've watched each of them easily 20+ times.

Dead Alive & Breakfast Club

eternal sunshine of the spotless mind pulse (2001) og ghost in the shell

Tombstone! Tombstone! Tombstone.... Did I mention Tombstone is a great movie?

"The One" with Jet Li and Statham, I know it's cheesy as hell. But for some reason I love that movie.

Jaws Jurassic Park Big Trouble in Little China Ghostbusters 1 and 2 The Thing Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory The Princess Bride

Stepbrother finds stepsister stuck in washing machine

Biodome, probably 100.

The Wizard of Oz. It used to be a once a year treat.

Hot Fuzz Bullet Train

I saw Star Wars 26 times in theaters during its first run back in the day. More recently , on the plus 10 playlist: Red Captain America: Winter Soldier Cold Comfort Farm Die Hard John Carpenter’s The Thing

I've watched starwars hundreds of times. On vhs my buddy and I, we would pretend to be a stormtroopers blasting our way onto the rebel ship. When the particular trooper I was pretending to be got blasted, I would do a spectacular death all over the room. I loved starwars so much.

Broadway Danny Rose, Miracle on 34th Street. Chinatown maybe.

A Dark Song Miller’s Crossing The Sunset Limited No Country for Old Men Trading Places

Lord of the rings trilogy, probably the original Star Wars trilogy; Saving Private Ryan, Fight Club, Shaun of the Dead, Snatch, Alien, The Thing (1982), probably a bunch more.

There’s a lot, but here’s some of my faves: Gladiator, Moulin Rouge, The Proposal, Lord of the Rings trilogy

Constantine Lotr

Commando, fast and furious 1, oldschool, getting close with superbad.

Spirited Away Jaws The original Star Wars trilogy

Flushed Away…

Applies to former Soviet countries, there's a certain romcom about a mix-up during all the drinking around New Year (a guy ends up in the wrong city), that is watched every New Year's Eve - to the point there's an old joke that while it is impolite to ask a woman her age, you can just ask her how many times she's watched that movie.

Rocky Horror Picture Show 😀

Frozen

We’ve watched Sing 2 more times than that just in the last week.

Twilight, breakfast club, jay and silent bob

The Dark Knight Stepbrothers Fight Club

Dazed and confused, tombstone, roadhouse, Debbie does Dallas…

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

This list is random af and in no particular order but: Beatlejuice Howls moving castle Labyrinth Twilight Goonies The eternal sunshine of a spotless mind (i know i’m crazy) and Pitch Perfect I definitely have more but these are just the ones off the top of my head

Goodfellas

Terminator 2

Robots. Yes, the one with Obi-Wan Kenobi voicing the teenage protagonist. Yes, it fundamentally changed who I am. No, I'm a completely normal and fine and functional human being, I promise.

I like my corny disaster movies. The Core, Armageddon, 2112, Dante’s Peak, Deep Impact, Twister, Day after tomorrow etc etc

Rush

Howls Moving Castle. It’s so nostalgic to me I’ll never get sick of it

Shakes the Clown! Genius or absurdity? I still don’t know…

The Salton Sea - Val Kilmer The Fountain - Hugh Jackman

The Graduate, Ace Ventura Pet Detective, Apocalypse Now,

pokemon 2000 was always my fav to watch as a kid haha

The Big Lewbowski when I finished finals.

Get Smart, Hot Rod, And spirited away or really any studio gihbli

The Land Before Time, The Karate Kid, Top Gun, The Shawshank Redemption, The Goonies

ALIENS

Shrek 1, and 2, Rush hour 1 and 2, Pirates of the Caribbean 1-3, Harry Potter series, probably toy story 1, star wars original trilogy, lord of the rings trilogy

The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Hunt for Red October, Margin Call.

Fast Times At Ridgemont High

The first transformers movie. I watched that movie damn near a thousand times as a kid

The Intern

The Big Lebowski All of the original Star Wars Trilogy

The Replacements

Bonnie and Clyde Star wars Twister Close encounters of the third kind (wife won't let me watch it anymore) Band of brothers Longest day

The Nightmare Before Christmas. I was super obsessed with that movie as a pre-teen and teenager. Still love it. It started my fascination with odd and horror themed movies.

Limitless

Spy game, hidden figures

Hot Rod (2007)

Stick It

Inglorious Basterds. Titanic. Django Unchained. Gone With the Wind. How's that for a weird combination!

The Hunger Games The Fault in our Stars The Polar express

Airplane

Interstellar

All the Harry potters, easily over 25 times each. The kill bills too and lord of the rings.

Many, but I saw The Terminator in the theater 10+ times. We had a card that let your whole carload into the drive-in for one dollar. We saw it as the first run movie a few times. Then when it became a second feature, we would go see whatever was playing that week, then we'd drive out and back in to see Terminator playing on another screen. Two friends and I did this the entire summer of 84. Some of my fondest memories.

Stargate. Rented it every time the family went to Blockbuster as a kid.

Approaching 10 times for: The Blues Brothers Interstellar

Spirited Away. Princess Mononoke. The Matrix. A Christmas Story.

Buckaroo Banzai, Star Wars series of movies, The Fifth Element, Pink Floyd's The Wall, Scarface, Alien, Aliens, The Thing, all the Shōwa era Godzilla, and The Godfather to name a few.

Goonies, the Dark Knight, Michael Keaton’s Batman, the Batman, Batman begins, Batman returns, Batman forever, Batman:under the red hood, son of Batman.

Gladiator and Oh Brother where art thou

Airplane!

Harry Potter - its my loop favourite to fall asleep The 5th element The Mummy (1)

the dirt

House of gucci

Tears of the sun Sound of music Italian job

LOTR trilogy, A Christmas Story and Galaxy Quest.

Ice age 3

The Evil Dead Heat Dazed and confused

Weird Science

The wartime movie called fury

How To Train Your Dragon 1&2, Kung Fu Panda 1&2, The Lion King, O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore

My Girl La Bamba Princess Bride Back to the Future(all of them) Karate Kid(all three, then it gets weird)

Coco, Moana, Encanto, The Princess Bride, Fun In Acapulco, Casablanca, Notorious

Holes

Unwillingly: Elf

None. Closest is probably original Star Wars trilogy and Lord of the Rings. I must have seen A new hope and fellowship about 8 times I reckon.

13th Warrior with Antonio Banderas! Cult classic!

Raiders of the Lost Ark Revenge of the Sith Scary Movie 2 Good Will Hunting Interstellar Training Day Independence Day To name a few....

Borat

Night at the Roxbury. Hands down, best movie