Without a doubt:

Rushmore

Movie I have begun watching a lot of recently:

Old School

The Last Waltz
Pink Floyd: The Wall
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Office Space

All at least 10 times a year.

Fast Times at Ridgemont High is easily my most watched DVD. The Thing and The Fog are regulars also

I make it a point to watch The French Connection, Session 9, and The Fast & The Furious several times a year. Films I watch the least are K-Pax ( It sucks, but it was a gift ), and Death Rides A Horse ( Mediocre Lee Van Cleef western that I got cheap ).

Favorite from other region than USA
 

Region 4 AU "The Final Countdown" 2.35:1 LBX x, y, scaled to anamorphic PAL, each time I watch it about 20 times a year.


My favorite scene when the 2 F-14 tomcats fly over the old, but in mint conditon yacht, of Senator Samuel Chapman. This is where you turn your BASS all the way up.

ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAR



KABOOOOOOOOOOOOOM Are they ours, yes they had US markings, I thought so to, their speed! VROOOOOOOOM BOOOOOOOOOOM BOOOOOOOM
their fan jets on, they then turn on the afterburners; on a steep incline up to observation level.:)

Easily Fight Club, sometimes with one of the four commentaries, sometimes not...

Oh yeah:

Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man (This is always on) :)
Clockwork Orange
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

I watch those about a dozen times a year...

Fargo
Pulp Fiction
In the Line of Fire
Austin Powers:IMoM
and Toy Story

All get a lot of play at my house. If I had to guess which gets
the most play - I'm leaning towards Fargo.

Fight Club
Saving Private Ryan
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

Spider-Man & The Evil Dead: Dead by Dawn.

Sneakers

Space-Thing - (from Something Weird) about once a month
Young Girls of Rochefort - Jacques Demy/Michel Legrand - 7 times over a weekend as a rental
The Corpse Vanishes - I put on the Marengo DVD of this Lugosi movie when I have trouble sleeping, and it always knocks me out by the second reel. I've never seen the ending, what happens?

Every week or so I watch

The Crow
Batman: Mask of Phantasm

I spin Beastie Boys Anthology usually once per week

My other 2
 

"Too Many Secrets Marty" Cosmo AKA Cos in the DVD "Sneakers" with Robert Redford, Dan Akroyd, River Phoenix, Sidney Poitier
and Ben Kingsly(Cos/Cosmo).


Other DVD I watch constantly is "Sum of All Fears" Ben Affleck, Diane Venora ("The Jackal"), Richard Gere, Sidney Poitier, and James Cromwell

Something from one of the four Buffy sets. I never get tired of watching that show.

Come on now is the time to post your favorite, we have over 30,000 DVD talk members. Don't be shy let them all know what a smart educated guy/gal like you are watches they're all curious. This is the type of thread that appeals members to view each post.


I didn't know about some DVD were available until I read each and every post, to the point of when it would be my turn to show all what my favorite is.
:)

My buddy watches Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore, or Dumb and Dumber every night. Suffice it to say, he can recite these movies at will.

Fifth Element
South Park BLU
Contact
The Crow
Bjork - Volumen
Madonna - Video Collection 1993-99 - There are only two videos on here that I watch frequently - Bedtime Story and Human Nature. I must have seen each of these at least 30 times.

Evil Dead 2 would be on this list if I hadn't seen it so many times on VHS.

It's not so much a movie but an actor that I repeat. Right now I can't get enough of James Spader. I rotate his movies. I have 1) Sex Lies and Videotape 2) Secretary 3) 2 days in the Valley 4) Supernova 5) Stargate 6) Wolf. I just want to eat the guy up. I want Starcrossed to get on DVD. Yes, I know he has more movies on DVD. I'll get to them in time. :)

Somebody who watches Road Trip more than once seems a lot scarrier to me.

Scarface and Donnie Brasco, for me.

Sports Night Series

la Femme Nikita series

Multiplicity

Sneakers

The Ref

Buffy the Vampire series

Anything by Kevin Smith (Clerks, Chasing Amy, Dogma...)

I'd have to guess Harvey and Sunset Blvd.

I forgot to include what I just watched yet again the "Bee-Gees One Night Only" 1997 DVD filmed at the huge MGM Grande Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. I watch with sadness that Maurice who just recently died on the operating table will never be on tour again.