Palaver

First run Star Wars for me and all of the Batman movies.

rw2516

Seen every Bond film in theater. Original release streak starts with Thunderball in 1965. Saw Dr.No/Goldfinger reissue in 1966. Saw Thunderball/FRWL reissue in 1968.

Used to have tradition of seeing Clint Eastwood movie on Christmas Day

1975-Dirty Harry/Magnum Force combo
1976-The Enforcer
1977-The Gauntlet
1978-Every Which Way But Loose
1980-Any Which Way You Can
1983-Sudden Impact
1984-City Heat

Ash Ketchum

Let's see...

Series:
James Bond: the first 12 of them, DR. NO to FOR YOUR EYES ONLY (13 if you want to include CASINO ROYALE, 1967, which wasn't really part of the official series). I stopped seeing them in theaters after that, with occasional exceptions over the years (e.g. LICENCE TO KILL, TOMORROW NEVER DIES and the two with Craig).

Directors:
Sam Peckinpah, from THE WILD BUNCH (1969) to CONVOY (1978) (I did catch up with the earlier ones in theaters during this run).

John Woo: THE KILLER (1989) to PAYCHECK (2003) (so far, I've only seen RED CLIFF on DVD).

Don Siegel: COOGAN'S BLUFF (1968) to ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ (1979)

Robert Aldrich: TOO LATE THE HERO (1969) to ALL THE MARBLES (1981)

Actors:

Clint Eastwood: TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA (1970) to ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ (1979)

Matthew Ackerly

Michael Mann

Everything since Heat

DeanoBKN

My short list without thinking is Saw. I've seen 1 through 6 in the theaters so far.

Travis McClain

Edit: I thought Orci & Kurtzman wrote Cloverfield. I was wrong about that.

Rypro 525

hmm thats a hard one. I was gonna say batman (i too saw Mask of the Phantasm in theaters at the tender age of 7, drug my dad to go see it), but i don't believe i saw Begins in theaters for some reason. I saw all 3 lord of the rings movies twice in theaters (if the big epic Trilogy Tuesday counts that is)

sauce07

My streak goes on, I saw A Serious Man tonight and it didn't disappoint

Numanoid

All but the first Star Trek movies

All the Star Wars movies

All the Superman movies (including Supergirl)

Mondo Kane

More franchise help:
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/franchises/

I forgot that I saw all the Rambo movies (Including First Blood) in their theatrical release. Guess I'll throw in LOTR and the X-Men movies too (Sans Wolverine)

hasslein

Every KCostner film from No Way Out until Mr. Brooks ended the streak... Not that I didn't want to see it, just wasn't in theatres long enough... (not counting the Madonna film with the cameo)

dino88

This.

I've also seen every one of Neill Blomkamp's films in the theater.

Supermallet

I've seen every Peter Jackson film since Heavenly Creatures in the theater.

Ash Ketchum

You drugged your dad to see BATMAN MASK OF THE PHANTASM when you were 7? What a great story, but if you were going to drug him first, why didn't you have him to take you to an R-rated movie?

Moleman1138

Star Trek - every week during its local theatrical release (11x)
Harry Potter 6 - every week during its local theatrical release (12x)

Star Wars - 97 SE to 08 Clone Wars
Potter Midnights - GOF/OOTP/HBP
Pixar - Incredibles/Cars/Rat/Wall-E/Up
All Oscar Best Picture Nominees - 05-08 (09 most likely)

Zen Peckinpah

Let's see...

Every Jim Carrey movie from The Mask up to Lemony Snicket.

Every Best Picture winner 2003-08 ('09 likely?).

Every Best Director winner 2000-08.

Every Michael Mann film since The Insider.

Every Tarantino since Kill Bill: Vol. 1.

Every Harold Ramis film from Multiplicity to The Ice Harvest.

Every Batman movie from Batman: Mask of the Phantasm to The Dark Knight.

Damfino

I've seen every James Bond film in a theater from "The Man With The Golden Gun" to present.

Matthew Chmiel

Some quick ones I can think of off the top of my head...

Have seen every Kevin Smith film theatrically since Mallrats.

Have seen every Quentin Tarantino film theatrically since Kill Bill: Volume 1.

Have seen every film Judd Apatow has been involved with theatrically since Anchorman.

Have seen every Fast and Furious film theatrically on opening day.

Have seen every Final Destination film theatrically on opening weekend.

Have seen every Harry Potter film theatrically.

Have seen every Saw film theatrically, with III - VI being at midnight.

Rypro 525

missuse of the word. I dragged him. Oh and he hated it too.

Ginwen

Star Wars every non-animated one on first run, but that's only 6.

Pixar every one, I saw most of the shorts (Tin Toy, Knick Knack) at animation festivals in theaters too before Toy Story came out.

Harry Potter all

Coen Brothers: Every one except Blood Simple I saw when they were first released so that might be the longest

Quentin Tarantino: All but Reservoir Dogs

Wes Anderson all but Bottle Rocket (I still saw that before Rushmore came out, but I never heard of it before we rented the video).

I've seen every Best Picture/Director nominee before the show since around 2003, but I think a couple of those might have been videos. I see most of the acting nominees too, but sometimes I miss one.

Dr. DVD

Same with me except since Last of the Mohicans.

While I missed A Good Year, I have tried to see every Ridley Scott movie since Gladiator in theaters. Even if it's a movie in the "real world", he always has shots that are theater worthy.

Shannon Nutt

Let's see...

Every Star Trek movie

Every Star Wars movie

Every Bond movie since Octopussy

Every Harrison Ford movie from Frantic through What Lies Beneath (would have been longer than that, but I missed Mosquito Coast in theaters)

Every Clint Eastwood movie (as an actor) from The Rookie until present (again, would have been more but White Hunter, Black Heart didn't play close enough to get to)

My Steven Spielberg streak would go all the way back to E.T. if not for the fact I didn't see Amistad until home video.

Charlie Goose

Saw in theaters:

All Batman movies since 1989.

The first 6 Police Academy movies.

Final Destination movies, opening weekend.

That's all I can think of right away, there are probably other streaks.

Rypro 525

actually now that i think about it, I have seen every Tarantino movie in theaters in some way except for Jackie Brown (living in DC helps, with revivals and midnight print showings)

Sonny Corinthos

Same here.