Adaptation, probably.

It's A Wonderful Life
Karate Kid 1
La Bamba
Look Who's Talking 1
Back to the Future
Groundhog Day
Forrest Gump
Home Alone

No question...Jurassic Park. I remember how long a wait it was (eighteen months) before it finally came out on VHS. Man, that was a good day. By the time it did finally come out, I watched it all the time. My original Pan and Scan VHS actually became worn out, so I picked up the widescreen THX version just before Lost World came out ro replace it.

Probably one of the following:
- Star Wars
- Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
- Memento (my most watched DVD easily)

Hands down, The 'burbs. In late high school and early college, my friends and I thought it was the funniest movie ever made and watched it all the time. Lots of times, if we were hanging out at someone's place, we'd pop it in just to have it on in the background. Tom Hanks, Bruce Dern and Rick Ducommun played off each other so well in what could've been a laughless script if not delivered just right. I've probably seen that movie 150 to 200 times.

I've watched West Side Story at least once or twice a month for over twenty years.

It would have to be one of these:

Star Wars

Jaws

HalloweeN

Rocky Horror, but the vast majority of viewings were theatrical and 20 years ago.

I went a couple years ago and was reminded why I quit going. Still like the movie, though.

A toss-up between Animal House and Jaws (my favorite film), but Ghostbusters and Star Wars are catching up.

BTW, you didn't put a question mark on the end of the thread title but you're not confusing anyone here. It's a question you're asking.




In college my dorm rented flicks and every weekend they would play "Blues Brothers" at least five times. Chicago students. Oi.

Pulp Fiction followed by Animal House

This is easy: The Beastmaster

(I grew up with HBO )

Most definately Star Wars. I think I watched the entire trilogy atleast once every week from ages 9 to 10.

The Wizard of Oz, most definitely. I remember its yearly showing on CBS being an event we never missed. While I love my DVD version, it has never felt quite as special since I can watch it whenever I want.

This would be followed by:

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
West Side Story
Oliver!
Yellow Submarine
It's a Wonderful Life
and Mary Poppins

Easily Star Wars.
I watched it hundreds of times as a kid.

Hmmm...

It's probably between these: The Karate Kid, Planes, Trains & Automobiles, Psycho, and Back to the Future

For me...

Halloween (Greatest. Horror. Flick. Ever.)
Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan (the ultimate Star Trek film!!)
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory - (the Gene Wilder version)
Planet of the Apes - (the original 1968 version, natch)
Star Wars II-VI (enjoy them all multiple and multiple times)
Wizard of Oz (always a classic!)

'Batman' and 'Back to the Future'

really? i could barely sit through it once. how many times approx.?

As a kid: The Blues Brothers, Back to the Future, and Raiders of the Lost Ark.

As a teen: Ghostbusters, Evil Dead II, Pulp Fiction.

In college: The Big Lebowski, BASEketball, and Rushmore.

In my 20s: Shaun of the Dead, The Incredibles, Sideways.

The Godfather and probably Blazing Saddles...More recently The Last Samurai and Kill Bill.

The first seven Bond films. Probably Diamonds Are Forever the most. Went to see it twelve times at the theater.

Star Wars
Jaws
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Scarface
Top Gun
Ghostbusters
Big Lebowski

Raiders of the Lost Ark
Enter The Dragon
Top Gun
Stand By Me
Mad Max
Pretty in Pink
Night of the Living Dead (original)
Scarface
Empire Strikes Back

For about 7 straight years, I would watch one these at least once a week.

Annie Hall
Night of the Livivng Dead
Midnight Cowboy
2001:A Space Odyssey
Plan 9 From Outer Space
Taxi Driver
12 Angry Men
Forbidden Planet