Dont laugh now...Mine would have to be Armageddon...What about you guys ??

Good Will Hunting, Pulp Fiction or LoTR:FoTR

I'd like to replace this with something else, but the circumstances will never occur to give me the chance. I've seen Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country over 400 times.

das

Probably Rocky Horror Picture Show, I went a lot of times when I was in High School (I graduated in 1981, so it was prime Rocky Horror days). Usually at the Cove in Hermosa Beach, occasionally at the Tiffany Theater (I think that's what it's called) in Hollywood.

Probably either Hoosiers or Major League

If you get TBS its automatically the Shawshank Redemption.

Hrm, as a child living in the middle of bumf**k with no other kids to play with, I tended to get to really bored during the summer. So, I decided to test myself by seeing if I could watch E.T. once a day until school started back. I must've seen it at least 80 or 90 times just that summer.
Yeah, I was a weird kid.

I'd says it's close to a tie between Twister and Return of the Jedi.

Riaders of the Lost Ark

I'm pretty sure its "Back to the Future". I remember watching this movie all the time when i was a kid.

Saving Private Ryan.

That's a tough one. I 'm one who has no problem seeing a favorite movie over and over again. Often I'll put my fave on as I'm doing something on the computer especially if it's long movie so Ill say that I've seen Seven Samurai MANY times.

The Three Musketeers (1973) (But nowhere as many times as some of you mentioned! )

Hate to be predictable but Star Wars
(and it's called Star Wars not "A New Hope" or "Episode 4")

followed closely by the 1977 teen sex movie Hollywood High me and a roommate would watch this every night in college while doing homework or drinking beer, we knew every line.

3rd place is Doctor Who : Tomb of the Cybermen

Grease/Carrie definitely. Know them word for word! :-)

Jaws.

Backbeat

Not too sure, but I'd say either E.T. or Pulp Fiction.

I don't know for sure. I have cravings 2 or 3 times a year to see my "guilty pleasure line-up": Rudy, Field of Dreams, and The Scout. It's strange that they are all sports films, since I'm no a huge sports fan.

E.T. or The Godfather

The Crow.

Not only do I know the movie word for word, but I have the entire audio track memorized. It's scary, in a way.

Not sure, but it's definitely one of the following:

Superman
Back to the Future
Rocky III
The Shawshank Redemption
Roadhouse (damn TBS)
The Natural

The Matrix without a doubt, about 50 times.

Heathers

Even though I haven't seen it once in the last 10 years, I'd say Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. We must've watched it at least two or three times a month for a few a few years after it came out on video

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