Torres Girl
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Saving Private Ryan.
Lost count the amount of times I've seen it.
Lost count the amount of times I've seen it.
What is your most watched film?
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The In-Laws - Peter Falk and Alan Arkin, love it
MommyOfaLittleBoy
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Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence - lost count of the number of times I've seen it
beautiful disaster
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in no order
Back to the Future
Star trek the Voyage Home , Generations , First Contact
Jurassic Park 1
Jaws
Planet of the apes and Escape
Dante's Peak
Gremlins
Home Alone
The Day After Tomorrow
Tremors
Back to the Future
Star trek the Voyage Home , Generations , First Contact
Jurassic Park 1
Jaws
Planet of the apes and Escape
Dante's Peak
Gremlins
Home Alone
The Day After Tomorrow
Tremors
MTsBabydoll
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If I stitched together the clips caught whilst merely channel hopping, I have probably 'seen' The Fast and the Furious about twelve thousand times. It's on that bloody often.
midnight_sky01
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Grease.
LegiTeamObstruxion
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Most of my most watched have already been listed. GWTW, SITR, SW, J, BTTF, SOM (you can work them out).
What I find with a lot of them is if you just catch a bit because it's come on the TV, you end up watching it to the end.
Doesn't matter how many times you say, "I'll just watch until so and so" you end up with the final credits rolling wondering what happened to the time.
What I find with a lot of them is if you just catch a bit because it's come on the TV, you end up watching it to the end.
Doesn't matter how many times you say, "I'll just watch until so and so" you end up with the final credits rolling wondering what happened to the time.
admiralsfrk30
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You are right lol.
It also shows the mark of a good film if it does keep you there till the end.
There are a few I can think of that don't do that, but get shown a lot lol.
By pure choice (not including the movies I saw when an usher) the films I have seen the most are:
Cheech and Chong's Up In Smoke
Fargo
LOTR trilogy
Jaws
Life Of Brian
Star Wars (first trilogy)
and when I was a kid, for some reason a zillion viewings of:
Flight Of The Navigator
Grease and
1000,000 million years BC (I have more reason to appreciate that one as an adult
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It also shows the mark of a good film if it does keep you there till the end.
There are a few I can think of that don't do that, but get shown a lot lol.
By pure choice (not including the movies I saw when an usher) the films I have seen the most are:
Cheech and Chong's Up In Smoke
Fargo
LOTR trilogy
Jaws
Life Of Brian
Star Wars (first trilogy)
and when I was a kid, for some reason a zillion viewings of:
Flight Of The Navigator
Grease and
1000,000 million years BC (I have more reason to appreciate that one as an adult
)Pretty Woman - the scenes when Vivianne first arrives in Richard's penthouse still crack me up. Terrific film.
Thelma & Louise - I still mind the ending really moving.
Jaws 1/2/3 - I never tire of watching the shark attacks!
Ghost - mainly for the bits with Whoopi in them.
Rita, Sue & Bob - probably my all time favourite film.
Educating Rita - full of great acting and humour, touching in places too.
Thelma & Louise - I still mind the ending really moving.
Jaws 1/2/3 - I never tire of watching the shark attacks!
Ghost - mainly for the bits with Whoopi in them.
Rita, Sue & Bob - probably my all time favourite film.
Educating Rita - full of great acting and humour, touching in places too.
Robo action
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Cry Baby
Hairspray
Grease 2
Shirley Valentine
Willow
The Goonies
Stand by Me
The Sure Thing
Slaughter High
The Garbage Pail KiRAB
A Hard Days Night
Hairspray
Grease 2
Shirley Valentine
Willow
The Goonies
Stand by Me
The Sure Thing
Slaughter High
The Garbage Pail KiRAB
A Hard Days Night