Which movies have you watched more than twice?

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StrangerInAStrangeLand

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Great Expectations
Gone With The Wind
Wizard Of Oz
It's A Wonderful Life
Double Indemnity
High Noon
Shane
Bad Day At Black Rock
Meet John Doe
A Star Is Born (all 3 versions)
The Defiant Ones
The Trouble With Harry
Singing In The Rain
The California Kid
Soylent Green
Omega Man
Planet Of The Apes & all the sequels
Billy Jack & the sequels
Jeremiah Johnson
The Graduate
Marathon Man
The Stand
All Star Trek movies except the latest 3
The 1st 3 Star Wars
Fallen
The Hidden
The 1st 2 Alien movies
Indiana Jones
From Here To Eternity
War Of The Worlds (both versions)
Time After Time
Somewhere In Time
Welcome Home Johnny Bristol
Smokey And The Bandit
What's Up Doc
The Last Picture Show
The Shootist
Lonesome Dove & the sequels
Roots
2001
13th Floor
The Matrix
Twilight Zone The Movie
ET
Genesis II
The Questor Tapes
Standing In The Shadow Of Motown
Ray
Walk The Line
Groundhog Day

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I've watched many good movies at least twice....In particular I have watched the greatest sci/fi movie of all time, at least a dozen times, and read the book twice.
I speak of 2001: A Space Odyssey.
 
More than twice? Probably most films I own. Too many to list here, that's for sure, and there are probably many I can no longer remember having watched more than twice.
 
Anything worth doing is worth overdoing. :tongue:

I've watched Conan the Barbarian (1982) probably a hundred times or more. I used to watch it once a week until I wore out my VHS copy.

I've watched The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) dozens of times. I have it on DVD now, so I'm good until I wear out the player.

I've watched my collection of Arthur Askey and Will Hay movies many times.

One movie I've never been able to sit through is Doctor Zhivago.
 
Caveman
Life of Brian
King Arthur and the Holy Grail
Tootsie
Goodbye Girl
Apollo 13
2010
The Day the Earth Stood Still
Jewel of the Nile
every Poirot with David Suchet
All early Star trek movies - but under duress
Goodwill Hunting - ditto
 
The Questor Tapes was a mistake. I don't think I've seen that thrice.
I didn't want to make the 1st list too long or I would've included all 3 Eastwood spaghetti westerns.
I nearly said all westerns with Sam Elliot or Tom Selleck but today I heard of 1 Elliot western, The Desperate Trail, that I don't recall seeing.
I don't know Askey or Hay. I will look them up.

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"The Wizard of Oz" -- back in the 1950s and 60s they showed it on TV every year at Easter time. I miss it, but apparently not enough to buy the DVD.

"The Lone Ranger" -- the recent production, if there's more than one.

"The Muppet Movie" -- only twice... so far. Obviously also "The Dark Crystal."

I wouldn't mind seeing "Where's Papa?" "Brewster McCloud," "Grand Torino," "Ghostbusters" (the original) and "Avatar" again. I'm sure there are a few others.
 
Seattle said:
It's a silly movie but yes, I enjoyed it. I like Bill Murray and the idea of Bill Murray joining the military was very entertaining.
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Yes, it is silly, maybe even stupid but it's good fun.
I paid to see it at the theater then saw it on TV years later. I wouldn't mind seeing it again.

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StrangerInAStrangeLa said:
Yes, it is silly, maybe even stupid but it's good fun.
I paid to see it at the theater then saw it on TV years later. I wouldn't mind seeing it again.

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I think the reason I actually paid to see it a few times is it came at a point where we were going to cheap afternoon movies many Saturdays at a theater close to where we lived. I think Bill Murray is funny, I think the military is silly and apparently I didn't like the other choices on one or two occasions thus the multiple viewings.

I also remember that it was the first half of the movie that I liked. The second half was just stupid and not nearly as funny. The scenes in basic training in and around the barracks were funny. The romp in Europe was just stupid. :)
 
sideshowbob said:
I've watched my collection of Arthur Askey and Will Hay movies many times.
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OMG.
Sideshow, I always thought you were American? Just can't picture an American watching Arthur Askey and Will Hay movies.
Not many films I go out my way to watch twice or more, those I can think of now are...
Shadow Makers ( UK title) Fat Man and Little Man (US).
DR. Strangelove
Tombstone (1993)
Zulu. (1963, it's older than me, but I think it's great).
Zulu Dawn. (1979).
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (old and later version). Like to sing along with the old version.
 
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