Movies you've watched 100 times

None

Not hundreds of times but anytime I flip through channels and land on "The Wizard Of Oz", I am hooked yet again.

Rosemary's Baby

Jackie Brown

Barry Lyndon

Weekend (Andrew Haigh)

North by Northwest

Trading Places

Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie

I always travel with Drop Dead Gorgeous on my phone, so I can watch it during long bus rides and while waiting at airports - travelling solo can get a bit boring/lonely at times, but not with that movie around! I spent a month and a half travelling around Morocco last year and I think I watched it at least a dozen times during that time.

Ruthless People....i laugh out loud every time. Anita Morris is a Goddess.

Gone with the wind,This property condemned,Cat on a hot tin roof,Auntie Mame (of course!) ,Gentleman prefer blondes ,all the Indiana Jones movies ,I could go on and on .

The Poseidon Adventure Close Encounters of the Third Kind Airplane Young Frankenstein The Devil Wears Prada

Rebecca, Steel Magnolias, All Through the Night, What's Up Doc, Foul Play, Murder By Death, Topper Returns (watching that now!)

I own all of my favorite movies on DVD or BRD so I am usually watching certain ones over and over. They're still enjoyable even if I know the dialogue verbatim.

Wizard of Oz - Back to the Future - Mommie Dearest - Aladdin - Blazing Saddles - Murder by Death - California Suite...on and on...

Almost Famous

The Big Lebowski

Moonstruck

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

2001: A Space Odyssey dozens of times. Cabaret hundreds of times.

Not a hundred times but pretty close: Whenever Step-Brothers is on cable, I have to watch.

I have DVDs of my favorites and often watch Séance on a Wet Afternoon and Eye of the Needle. Perfect rainy day thrillers.

Fargo! Ya, you betcha!

Somehow I doubt you all have watched these long lists of movies that many times.

R16 I agree. I think '100 times' is hyperbole. Anyone who actually watched one movie 100 times has no intellectual or creative curiosity whatsoever. Watching a movie or reading a book multiple times is a different thing -- it's like visiting a friend.

None but I have been re-watching The Thing About Harry multiple times because it is one my DVD player, no it isn't a great classic movie, but it makes me smile and feel good and not much is making me smile these days.

I generally am not someone who likes watching a movie more than two or three times - and I'm talking over my lifetime.

But these movies are very special to me and I've seen them probably a half dozen times:

Barry Lyndon (the only movie I've seen in a theater 3 times)

Horsefeathers

Metropolis

a number of Hitchcock films

Citizen Kane

Carrie (and, I'm embarrassed to admit, Obsession)

Tokyo Story

Annie Hall

Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown

Plus I have to mention two recent gay films that I went to see twice - something I practically never do - and can imagine seeing again:

End of the Century

And Then We Danced

Witness for the Prosecution

Two for the Road

El Secreto de sus Ojos

12 (Russian film)

El Mismo Amor, La Mismia Lluvia

Polisse

Cinq fois Deux

La Pazza Gioia

Auntie Mame

Love Actually and Meet Me in Saint Louis - At Christmas

Gone With The Wind

LaLa Land (For Scenery/Music)

Downton Abbey (Series et al)

The Crown

Indochine

Napoleon Dynamite

The Shining

Grey Gardens

Wow, no one has mentioned Airplane?

R21, See R7.

The Trouble With Angels/Where Angles Go...Trouble Follows

Funny Girl

Moonstruck

Dawson’s 50 Load Weekend.

Showgirls.

I know every word and gesture of that movie.

None.

I think the most I've seen is a movie is "The Wizard of Oz," with "Star Wars" and "Heathers" and 'The Sound of Music" behind it. I've seen "Wizard" no more than 10 times.

Starship Troopers The Fifth Element Fight Club Aliens

Clueless

Moonstruck

Breakfast at Tiffany’s

Cabaret

You guys are all lying. No one watches Gone with the Wind 100 times. The only movie EVERYONE really has watched 100x is Dirty Dancing.

Death Becomes Her

R29 = Jennifer Grey’s old nose.

Mulholland Drive

Young Frankenstein

All About Eve

The Princess Bride

Call me By your Name star wars JAWS the blue lagoon

None but when there were revival houses in NY I saw a number of films I loved a few times. And there was that late afternoon NY movie show that showed the same movie every afternoon for a week. So there were films I saw 5 times.

You've Got Mail.

Every single time I find it while channel surfing, I watch. I've easily seen it (in whole or in part) more than 100 times.