List Films You've Watched More Than Once

wow how could I forget Eternal Sunshine? I love that film so much, seen it dozens of times

Withnail & I is one of the few films I could watch pretty much constantly, it's probably my most rewatched. One reason is actually that the dialogue is quite quiet and it can be hard to catch a lot of lines on the first viewing. I love that film so much.

Some films arguably demand multiple viewings if you're to have a clue what they're about. The Holy Mountain springs to mind off the top of my head. Fuck me, that film was spacey.

Films watched many times (more than 2 or 3) then:

Dumb & Dumber

Fargo

Alien

Aliens

Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas

Tetsuo

Baseketball

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (more or less every Christmas since 1997. Fucking Chevy Chase lol. And music by Angelo Badalamenti?!)

The Life Of Brian

Mulholland Drive

Clerks

Friday

Home Alone

Coming To America

Akira

Gremlins

The Lost Boys

A Nightmare On Elm Street

Blair Witch Project

A Clockwork Orange

Aguirre: der zorn Gottes

Falling Down

The Game

Taxi Driver

Indiana Jones trilogy

Star Wars trilogy

Death Proof

The Wicker Man (1973)

Saving Silverman

Most Bill Murray Movies

Momento

Fight Club

Most Popular Horror Movies since 1970

MST3K

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (one of my favorites, the soundtrack is perfect)

Stephen Speilberg and George Lucas movies

2001

just off the top of me head

films I will always watch again either because they are awesome and/or nostalgic

Predator 1&2

Alien/Aliens/Alien3

The Thing

Terminator 1&2

Withnail & I

Fear and Loathing

Boogie Nights

Big lebowski

Robocop

Tron Legacy

Star Wars/Empire//Jedi

Karate Kid

No Retreat No Surrender

Transformers (new one)

Jacobs Ladder

Blade Runner

Enter the Dragon

Total Recall

Running Man

Die Hard 1&2

Bloodsport

Akira

Avengers

Buffalo 66

Face Off

Angel Hart

Brazil

Wrath of Khan

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Big Trouble in Little China

Kung Fu Hustle

Escape from New York

Goonies

Manhunter

Ghost in the Shell

Pi

2001

Clockwork Orange

flash gordon

flesh gordon

Repulsion

2001

Black Swan

Requiem for a Dream

Boogie Nights

Throne of Blood

Psycho

Rosemary's Baby

The Descent

The Fountain

Blade Runner

Akira

Yojimbo

Sanjuro

Hidden Fortress

Bakjwi

Oldboy

Lady Vengeance

Cache

Jurassic Park

Full Metal Jacket

Alien

Terminator 1 & 2

Double Indemnity

Brazil

12 Monkeys

In The Loop

Taxi Driver

Apocalypse Now

Nightmare on Elm Street

The Godfather 1 & 2

The Killing (1956)

Contagion

Traffic

American beauty. Probably my favourite film

children of men - 5x

snatch - 7x

american beauty - 5x

rushmore - 10x

the royal tenenbaums - 8x

traffic - 7or 8x

the thin red line - 4x

badlands - 5x

the new world - 4x

indiana jones - 10x

a clockwork orange - 5x

the shining - 3x

2001 - 4x

solaris - 4 or 5x

dead ringers - 8x

naked lunch - 10x

naked - 5x

henry & june - 8x

minority report - 5x

the nutty professor - 10x

trading places - 5x

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:50 AM, AJW said:

Coming To America

this is funny funny

Trading Places, the movie where Eddie Murphy... trades places with Dan Akroyd. At the end, the principal from The Breakfast Club gets raped by a gorilla. It is brilliant for serious. The two old tycoons also have a cameo in Coming to America.

E.T.

Gremlins

Ghostbusters

Goonies

Back to the Future

Short Circuit

Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas

Garden State

Dead Man

Night On Earth

Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind

Pet Semetary

Pineapple Express

Inception

oh god how could i forget Jacobs Ladder? 8x

yes trading places also 7x

the big lebowski 6x

the royal tenenbaums 6x

ghostbusters 4x

12 Monkeys 4x

American Psycho - x10+

The Machinist - x5

The Number 23 - x5

Secret Window - x5

American Beauty - x5+

Akira - x10+

Waking Life - x3

The Basketball Diaries - x2

The Exorcist - x5+

The Elephant Man - x3

The Matrix - x10+

Taxi Driver - x5+

Anchorman - x15+

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Aliens

Robocop

Total Recall

Back to the Future

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

The Deer Hunter

Taxi Driver

Goodfellas

The Big Lebowski

American Beauty

Terminator 1 & 2

The Shining

Bladerunner

2001

The Thing

Withnail & I

Napoleon Dynamite

The Cable Guy

The Godfather 1 & 2

Easy Rider

Cheech & Chong: Up In Smoke

Fargo

Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans

The Exorcist

Soylent Green

Logan's Run

The Andromeda Strain

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (70s version)

Star Wars originals

Superman 1 & 2

Akira

Predator

Groundhog Day

Jacob's Ladder - how did I forget that?? Absolute classic.

Ahhh yes The Fog is another film I can't resist watching.

I went through a phase about 12 years ago of watching all those RD Niro/Scorsese/Godfather type movies which were great to watch at the time but they have zero replay for me. On second watch they just bored the pants off me, just a load of fat blokes sitting round talking to each other lol, their obviously brilliant films but great example of watched once is enough.

I do like the hunting scenes in The Deer Hunter, but again its a film which blew my mind when I watched it first, but has no replay value for me, except the mountain/deer hunt which is just epic.

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:27 PM, beerwolf said:

Ahhh yes The Fog is another film I can't resist watching.

 

I went through a phase about 12 years ago of watching all those RD Niro/Scorsese/Godfather type movies which were great to watch at the time but they have zero replay for me. On second watch they just bored the pants off me, just a load of fat blokes sitting round talking to each other lol, their obviously brilliant films but great example of watched once is enough.

 

I do like the hunting scenes in The Deer Hunter, but again its a film which blew my mind when I watched it first, but has no replay value for me, except the mountain/deer hunt which is just epic.

Ahh fuck. How'd I forget the Godfather 1&2 & the Deer Hunter. I've watched the deer hunter multiple times. very uplifting movie...

The Deer Hunter's probably my all time favourite - though it is a real effort to watch, especially the long drawn out wedding scenes, which I realise is absolutely necessary. I just can't think of another film that's moved me as much as that did... maybe American Beauty.

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:27 PM, beerwolf said:

Ahhh yes The Fog is another film I can't resist watching.

 

I went through a phase about 12 years ago of watching all those RD Niro/Scorsese/Godfather type movies which were great to watch at the time but they have zero replay for me. On second watch they just bored the pants off me, just a load of fat blokes sitting round talking to each other lol, their obviously brilliant films but great example of watched once is enough.

 

I do like the hunting scenes in The Deer Hunter, but again its a film which blew my mind when I watched it first, but has no replay value for me, except the mountain/deer hunt which is just epic.

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:37 PM, olo said:

 

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:27 PM, beerwolf said:

 

I do like the hunting scenes in The Deer Hunter, but again its a film which blew my mind when I watched it first, but has no replay value for me, except the mountain/deer hunt which is just epic.

 

Ahh fuck. How'd I forget the Godfather 1&2 & the Deer Hunter. I've watched the deer hunter multiple times. very uplifting movie...

 

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:37 PM, westhead said:

The Deer Hunter's probably my all time favourite - though it is a real effort to watch, especially the long drawn out wedding scenes, which I realise is absolutely necessary.

Deer Hunter is one of the greatest movies I've ever seen, but it is quite an effort and it's so, at least to me, emotionally draining that I'm not sure I could watch it again. Platoon is similar in that regard.

I like war movies but Vietnam war films are among my favorites. Apocalypse Now and Full Metal Jacket in particular. They capture the absurdity to war perfectly in different ways.

  On 10/2/2013 at 5:24 PM, joshuatx said:

 

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:27 PM, beerwolf said:

Ahhh yes The Fog is another film I can't resist watching.

 

I went through a phase about 12 years ago of watching all those RD Niro/Scorsese/Godfather type movies which were great to watch at the time but they have zero replay for me. On second watch they just bored the pants off me, just a load of fat blokes sitting round talking to each other lol, their obviously brilliant films but great example of watched once is enough.

 

I do like the hunting scenes in The Deer Hunter, but again its a film which blew my mind when I watched it first, but has no replay value for me, except the mountain/deer hunt which is just epic.

 

 

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:37 PM, olo said:

 

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:27 PM, beerwolf said:

 

I do like the hunting scenes in The Deer Hunter, but again its a film which blew my mind when I watched it first, but has no replay value for me, except the mountain/deer hunt which is just epic.

 

Ahh fuck. How'd I forget the Godfather 1&2 & the Deer Hunter. I've watched the deer hunter multiple times. very uplifting movie...

 

 

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:37 PM, westhead said:

The Deer Hunter's probably my all time favourite - though it is a real effort to watch, especially the long drawn out wedding scenes, which I realise is absolutely necessary.

 

Deer Hunter is one of the greatest movies I've ever seen, but it is quite an effort and it's so, at least to me, emotionally draining that I'm not sure I could watch it again. Platoon is similar in that regard.

 

I like war movies but Vietnam war films are among my favorites. Apocalypse Now and Full Metal Jacket in particular. They capture the absurdity to war perfectly in different ways.

 

I've seen Deer Hunter mulitple times. Although I was kidding about it being uplifting. I did not like the score if I recall correctly. Other than that, a gritty take of the wars effects on the homefront.

I love the soundtrack. I intend to have Cavatina played at my funeral.

Apocaly

  On 10/2/2013 at 5:24 PM, joshuatx said:

 

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:27 PM, beerwolf said:

Ahhh yes The Fog is another film I can't resist watching.

 

I went through a phase about 12 years ago of watching all those RD Niro/Scorsese/Godfather type movies which were great to watch at the time but they have zero replay for me. On second watch they just bored the pants off me, just a load of fat blokes sitting round talking to each other lol, their obviously brilliant films but great example of watched once is enough.

 

I do like the hunting scenes in The Deer Hunter, but again its a film which blew my mind when I watched it first, but has no replay value for me, except the mountain/deer hunt which is just epic.

 

 

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:37 PM, olo said:

 

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:27 PM, beerwolf said:

 

I do like the hunting scenes in The Deer Hunter, but again its a film which blew my mind when I watched it first, but has no replay value for me, except the mountain/deer hunt which is just epic.

 

Ahh fuck. How'd I forget the Godfather 1&2 & the Deer Hunter. I've watched the deer hunter multiple times. very uplifting movie...

 

 

  On 10/2/2013 at 1:37 PM, westhead said:

The Deer Hunter's probably my all time favourite - though it is a real effort to watch, especially the long drawn out wedding scenes, which I realise is absolutely necessary.

 

Deer Hunter is one of the greatest movies I've ever seen, but it is quite an effort and it's so, at least to me, emotionally draining that I'm not sure I could watch it again. Platoon is similar in that regard.

 

I like war movies but Vietnam war films are among my favorites. Apocalypse Now and Full Metal Jacket in particular. They capture the absurdity to war perfectly in different ways.

 

Agreed. Deer Hunter is one of the greatest but its an emotional drain on me too. I can get to the point when De Niro returns home after the war and sits alone in his motel room with the lampshade, then I can't take anymore. I feel desolate and depressed and need to do something uplifting. Which I guess shows what genius the film is...

Apocalypse Now is my favorite film of all time. Because it's weird, trippy and the script/narrative is fucking insane (in a good way) and the cinematography is another level. Its not your usual war film, more a dream.

Another I missed off the list. The making of the film reflected the madness of Kurtz, so they say. I recommend 'Easy Riders, Raging Bulls' for a page turner of an insider Hollywood book during 60/70s.