chalk up another viewing of "Star Wars"

It doesn't shock me at all that while the Star Wars flicks have been mentioned over and over again, we've only seen one mention for any of the LotR flicks.

Star Wars OT Trilogy
Aliens
LOTR Trilogy
Shawshank Redemption
Band of Brothers
Saving Private Ryan

It doesn't shock me either--this forum is populated by geezers. Just look at the average vintage of the movies mentioned in the replies.

Repeat viewing tends to be done while young. The results will no doubt be different 30 years from now. Of course if the current generation is honest future polls will be mostly occupied by kids' films. Seeing The Crow 47 times over a lifetime is nothing ... I know kids who have seen the same Disney movie 47 time in one year thanks to the combination of home video and the monomania of the very young.

Being extra-geezerly myself, I would have to say my own most-viewed movies are the Wizard of Oz, It's a Wonderful Life, and Casablanca.

i think it has most to do with runtime. "Star Wars" is much more conducive to repeat viewings because it is 2:03. The LOTR movies while amazing clock in anywhere from 3:30 to 4:20-ish (depending on te vs. ee).

Friday
Office Space
Caddyshack

because lord of the rings is so long and it gets tiring after a while

Due to my child and teen years, likely a tie with Back to the Future, The Lion King, and Jurassic Park. In the last five years I'd probably say it's Fellowship of the Ring, Shrek 2, and Back to the Future Part III, oddly enough. The latter two mainly because I always stop whenever they're on tv, which is often lately. Fellowship got a lot of milage due to marathons before the theatrical and then subsequent dvd releases of the other two films, however that's not a bad thing at all.

Honestly, I don't know why Whisper of the Heart or Brazil aren't on that list.. I'll have to rectify this.

Heh, must be Michael Jackson's Moonwalker. I don't think I've seen it in 10 years but as a kid I'd watch it almost every weekend.

In my older life, probably The Matrix or Gladiator

Star wars trilogy
Back to the future
Shawshank Redemption
Wing Commander (ok it's a guilty pleasure)
Star trek 1-6 (I had these in a VHS boxset in winter do all day marathons)
Land before time 1

I've seen Ghostbusters more times than is healthy for a human being.

"Can't Buy Me Love"
"Teen Wolf"
"Just One of the Guys"

thank you broadcast.

I've seen Grease probably around 50 times. One summer month long ago, I watched every showing on HBO. I've seen it several times in the theater and on VHS. Oddly, I don't own a copy of the movie anymore. Still love it, though.

Undoubtedly Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

I've probably seen that movie north of 75 times.

Down Periscope.
Unforgiven.

I can't help it; I mist watch these two films any time I see them playing, or I notive them in my collection.

Dumb and Dumber
Back to the Future
Tommy Boy
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Wayne's World
Pee-Wees Big Adventure
The Goonies
Groundhog Day

Up and Comers:

Serenity
Kil Bill
X-Men 2
Spider-Man 2
LOTR Trilogy

The one movie that comes to me is Back to the future, Ever since I was a kid and still today i will watch this movie and not get bored....

Star Wars (A New Hope) follwed by
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Alien
Robocop

Lebowski - The Dude
Dazed and Confused
Flesh Hunter 2

It's usually horror and comedy movies I can watch over and over...

Ed Wood
The Big Lebowski
Young Frankenstein
Army of Darkness
Evil Dead 2
Lord Love a Duck
Clue

I think I forgot to mention Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

aliens, top gun, empire strikes back, big lebowski, commando, raw deal, rounders, kill bill #1

Dawn of the Dead 2004- I don't even like zombie movies
Ocean's 11 - I can't not watch this
The Hunt for Red October - Not everything reacts well with bullets
Moonraker - back in the day
Clueless - Silverstone
Empire Records - I'm guided by a force much greater than luck.
Rushmore - it's been growing on me, especially handjobs
Sneakers - No more secrets
Kill Bill 1 - Gogo

Shrek.

In the 1.5 years I lived with my ex wife and her kids I watched this every 2 days all the way through.

Several others of my own...

Die Hard
Star Wars ( all the originals )
Stripes
Caddyshack...

all the classics

Top Gun - 500+
Major League 2 - 400+

I know that sounds sad but i worked at a video store for a very long time, and for a while only watched these movies