Directors What movie can you watch a hundred times? (1 Viewer)

[Rob Tomlin]

Taxi Driver (or just about anything by Scorsese!)

Lawrence of Arabia

Pulp Fiction

Full Metal Jacket

 

[CharlesD]

Lawrence of Arabia
Casablanca
2001
Rushmore
Life of Brian
Monty Python & The Holy Grail
Stand By Me
The Neverending Story
Unforgiven
Goodfellas

 

[Jack Briggs]

Well, I have seen 2001: A Space Odyssey in excess of a hundred times--sixty-one times in commercial cinemas, and I don't know how many times elsewhere (including a 16mm print I once co-owned, LaserDisc screenings, and DVD).

Others I never grow tired of: the rest of the Stanley Kubrick catalog, Zardoz, Harvey, To Kill a Mockingbird, Vertigo, North By Northwest, The Haunting (1963), Forbidden Planet, Casablanca, Citizen Kane, and on and on.

 

[Ken_McAlinden]

the rest of the Stanley Kubrick catalog

I know what you mean, Jack, but I just don't think I could get through "Killer's Kiss" 100 times. [Insert belittling "Zardoz" joke of your choice, here, I would feel guilty doing it myself since I just espoused a secret affection for "Night of the Comet" in another thread and would be subject to even more ridicule.]
Regards,

 

[Andrew_Sch]

I can watch Fight Club a hundred times and probably will before I die. I'd also include Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Goodfellas, Godfather and Terminator 2. Willy Wonka is close but the long exposition before the actual chocolate factory weighs it downs. Oops, forgot about Office Space.

 

[Cary T]

I have actually seen The Breakfast Club a hundred times. And movies that'll come close to 100x's at the end of my life span are Pulp Fiction, Ferris Bueller, and Animal House.

 

[David Ruiz]

I'm pretty sure that I'm probably the only person on the entire planet that has seen "Halloween" (part 1) over 500 times! I wore out SOOOOO many VHS tapes of it, until I finally got it on DVD. Thank god for DVD. I've watched it on DVD over 100 times now, and I think I'm very close to having seen it 1,000 times total.

It remains my favourite movie of all time, and I will never get tired of it. Pure masterpiece!

Needless to say that I know all of the words of the entire movie, and can act out the whole movie from beginning to end!

 

[Mike Peveler]

I can't nobody has said

True Romance

 

[DennisHP]

A River Runs Through It

The Edge

Thunderheart

Dances With Wolves

To Kill A Mockingbird

to name a few that have not been mentioned.

 

[Jefe Noche]

American Beauty

Apollo 13

Boogie Nights

Fargo

Full Metal Jacket

The Godfather I&II

Goodfellas

JFK

Leon, The Professional

Matrix

Natural Born Killers

One Flew Over the Cuckoos' Nest

Platoon

Pulp Fiction

Saving Private Ryan

Se7en

The Shawshank Redemption

The Shining

The Silence of the Lambs

Stand by Me

T2: Judgement Day

Tombstone

True Romance

Traffic

Unforgiven

The Untouchables

When Harry Met Sally

 

[JonZ]

2001 A Space Odysey

The Godfather 1 & 2

Apocalyse Now

JFK

Amadeus

Akira

Malcolm X

Drugstore Cowboy

Seven Samurai

Ran

Interview With The Vampire

Nixon

Platoon

Dr Strangelove

Ed Wood

Jaws

Blade Runner

The Thin Red Line

Saving Private Ryan

Star Trek Wrath of Khan

Star Trek Search For Spock

Psycho

Heat

Goodfellas

A Clockworge Orange

Big Lebowski

Nightmare Before Christmas

Shaw Bros Kung Fu Flicks

and on and on.......

 

[Blaine Skerry]

BADLANDS (Anyone else see this T. Malick gem?)

ALIEN

RAISING ARIZONA

DAVID COPPERFIELD (1935)

TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD

INHERIT THE WIND

Any HAMMER HORROR

WHAT'S NEW, PUSSYCAT? (except the go-cart race ending)

PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM

THE MALTESE FALCON

blah, blah blah.

 

[Bobbi*L]

Kiss The Sky

Manhunter

Young Guns II

Gunshy

The Skulls

Hunt for Red October

Interview With the Vampire

Entrapment

The American President

Wizards