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Non-NEC Console Related Discussion => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: Sparky on June 11, 2015, 04:16:32 PM
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Hey my friends, what movie can you watch more then once... Some I can watch over and over..
13 Warrior and Your Highness are my top 2.
13th warrior at least 20 times, Your Highness and oh ya Hot Tub Time machine at least 10... It is almost comfort TV.. I cut a lot of stickers so I always have movies playing in the back ground :P
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Army of Darkness
Blade Runner
Conan the Barbarian
The Big Lebowski
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i think ive watched Road House 20 times. lol. Also Billy Madison.
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Caddyshack, Dazed & Confused, The Mighty Ducks
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The Warriors.
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Army of Darkness
Billy Maddison
Happy Gilmore
Transformers the Movie(the original, not the Bayformers)
Groundhog Day(ironic, no?)
Waterboy
Back to the Future's 1-3
Indiana Jones Raiders & Last Crusade
The Arrival
Berverly Hills Ninja
Loaded Weapon 1
Naked Gun 1-3
Airplane 1 & 2
Clue
Time Machine(both versions)
Fletch 1 & 2
UHF
High Anxiety
Young Frankenstein
History of the World
Kung Pow
Monty Python & the Holy Grail
Life of Brian
Blazing Saddles
House 2
Innerspace
Three Amigo's
Spies Like Us
Johnny Dangerously
Operation Condor
Men At Work
The Party
Princess Bride
Pee Wee's Big Adventure
Rumble in the Bronx
Secret of Nimh
Shaolin & Wu-Tang
Star Wars 4-6(possibly 3 as well, it's been awhile)
Strange Brew
36th Chamber of Shaolin
Top Secret
Wayne's World 1 & 2
Wrongfully Accused
I'm sure there's more, but I mainly went down my list of DVD's.
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borat. very nice
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The Stoned Age.
Dirty Work.
Spider-Man 3.
Lundgren Punisher.
Detroit Rock City... and a bunch of others.
I like bad movies.
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Indiana jones and the temple of doom
Whisper of the Heart
Howls Moving Castle
My neighbour Totoro
Lord of the Rings : the two towers
The goonies
Lost in Translation
Meet me in St. Louis
Rear Window
Toy Story
Wall-E
Zu Warriors from the magic mountain
Back to the Future
Fong Sai Yuk
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Tron
The Black Hole
Aliens
Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Goonies
Macross Do you Remember Love
Vampire Hunter D
Big Trouble in Little China
Monty Python&The Holy Grail
Meals on Wheels
Back to the Future Trilogy
Blade Runner
The Pink Panther
007 You Only Live Twice
007 The Spy Who Loved Me
Space Balls
First Blood
Castle of Cagliostro
The Seven Samurai
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Too many to list...
Los Olvidados
Aguirre Wrath of God
The Thing
Star Trek II
Band of Outsiders (Band à part)
David & Lisa (original version)
Deep Red
The Third Man
A Streetcar Named Desire
Bloodsport
Gymkata
Black Roses
Return of the Living Dead (and the sequel)
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Star Trek II
Originals? I just wanna add Star Trek the motion picture and Star Trek IV the voyage home. also Aliens.
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Double Team (hey, you never said it had to be good!)
Armageddon
Robocop (Verhoeven)
Aliens
Uncle Buck
T2
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Army of Darkness, f*ck yeah!
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Super Troopers
Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels
Survive Style 5+
Chan Wook-Park's Revenge Trilogy
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way too many to list, hundreds and hundreds of films, I wouldn't know where to start.
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Off the top of my head these ones I've watched at least 10 times and that I coil easily watch again
Das boot
Downfall
Totoro
Grave of the fireflies
Akira
Kikis delivery service
Plus much more
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Napoleon Dynamite - this one surprised me - I only saw it for the first time a couple years ago and have probably watched it about 10 times since.
Mulholland Drive
Any MST3K movie...
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The two that come to mind are
Jurassic Park
and
Joe Dirt
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Double Team (hey, you never said it had to be good!)
Armageddon
Robocop (Verhoeven)
Aliens
Uncle Buck
T2
ROBOCOP is one of the best movies of all time, as far as I am concerned. I friggin' love it.
But then you list T2, the biggest turd in the world. Ok, it's not the worst, but I can't rewatch it. Upon release, I saw it in the theatre... and I still don't want to rewatch it, after all these years (ok, I'm teasing you, I did see it again when it was on VHS widescreen).
Star Trek II
Originals? I just wanna add Star Trek the motion picture and Star Trek IV the voyage home. also Aliens.
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I love the first Star Trek...it has an amazing atmosphere and I don't mind the really slow, deliberate pacing. It is visually beautiful, and the soundscape is fantastic, too.
Star Trek II = The best. I saw it with my father when I was a kid and it remains one of the best experiences. So friggin' awesome. I was 7 when I saw it, so it was particularly awesome to experience in the theatre.
Aliens = awesome, but I overwatched it in my youth.
Off the top of my head these ones I've watched at least 10 times and that I coil easily watch again
Das boot
Downfall
Totoro
Grave of the fireflies
Akira
Kikis delivery service
Plus much more
I have watched Grave of the Butterflies so many times. It still upsets me. I have not become desensitized to it. Such a powerful film.
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But then you list T2, the biggest turd in the world. Ok, it's not the worst, but I can't rewatch it. Upon release, I saw it in the theatre... and I still don't want to rewatch it, after all these years (ok, I'm teasing you, I did see it again when it was on VHS widescreen).
What? T2 was friggin awesome!! :D The CGI effects for the time and the T-1000 completely blew my mind.
And it's probably the most quotable Arnie film, so many classic lines.
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I won't say I dislike T2, but I do find myself cheering for the T-1000 to accomplish his mission and kill whiny bitch John Connor.
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But then you list T2, the biggest turd in the world. Ok, it's not the worst, but I can't rewatch it. Upon release, I saw it in the theatre... and I still don't want to rewatch it, after all these years (ok, I'm teasing you, I did see it again when it was on VHS widescreen).
What? T2 was friggin awesome!! :D The CGI effects for the time and the T-1000 completely blew my mind.
And it's probably the most quotable Arnie film, so many classic lines.
Even at the time, I enjoyed the original Terminator far more: the atmosphere and tension of Terminator (and, say Aliens), meant so much more to me than the vapid action sequences in T2.
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I don't know if I can watch Downfall more than once geez
I would also want to add
Graveyard of Honor (Fukasaku and Miike's remake) amazing film and amazing remake kinda on par with magnificent seven/seven samurai
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I'll add:
Fires on the Plain (Ichikawa)
This achieves something that so few films can.
Also, we all forgot:
Modern Times (Chaplin)
(I have a crush on the leading lady, Paulette Goddard)
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Grave of the fireflies
I've only ever watched this once. Cannot watch this again and again. It's too sad
just wanna add
Top Gun
finding nemo
Comrades - almost a love story
101 dalmations
Forrest Gump
Pulp fiction
chungking Express
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- Shawshank Redemption (I think I've watched the movie more than 50 times)
- Goodfellas
- Casino
- Scarface
- Back to the Future Trilogy
- Terminator 2
- The Replacements
- The Wizard
- Rocky 1-5
- Cocktail
...just the ones I could think of right away, but I keep my movie collection small and tend to get a hankering for watching the same ones regularly.
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Indiana jones and the temple of doom
Whisper of the Heart
Howls Moving Castle
My neighbour Totoro
Lord of the Rings : the two towers
The goonies
Lost in Translation
Meet me in St. Louis
Rear Window
Toy Story
Wall-E
Zu Warriors from the magic mountain
Back to the Future
Fong Sai Yuk
Lost in Translation is one of the few movies I can watch more than once. It just has a special atmosphere. The music contributes a lot to that too.
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chungking Express
I gotta +1 this. Ill watch anything by Kar Wai Wong. Fallen Angels has such a good ending quote, "...[blah blah] I'm a lazy person"
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Scarface
Fight Club
Casino
Goodfellas
Terminator
Commando
Cyborg
Bloodsport
Caveman
Survive Style 5+
Snatch
El Milagro de P. Tinto
One flew over the cuckoo's nest
Taxi Driver
Bad Taste
Braindead / Dead Alive
Brazil
Dawn / Day of the Dead
Robocop (1987)
The Thing (1982)
12 Monkeys
Oh Brother, where art thou ?
Spaceballs
Life of Brian
The Blade (1995)
Green Snake
Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas
King of Kong
Hard Boiled
Hana - Bi
The Swordsman
Army of Darkness
Drunken Master II
Evil Dead 1 + 2
Life is hot in Cracktown
Kill Bill 1 + 2
Shadow of the Vampire
Ed Wood
Reservoir Dogs
From Dusk till Dawn
Jackie Brown
Ponyo
Pulp Fiction
Ninja Scroll
Platoon
Suspiria
Battle Royale
Team America
Robotrix
Giant Claw
Blow
Tetsuo 1 + 2
Blue Velvet
Starship Troopers
The Big Lebowski
and a whole lot more if I would think longer about it :D.
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The original Dawn of the Dead.
I like the film and I always seem to catch or observe something neat each time I watch it.
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After checking the shelf, here's a few more that I can watch repeatedly: Fletch, Fletch Lives, and The Ladies Man.
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After checking the shelf, here's a few more that I can watch repeatedly: Fletch, Fletch Lives, and The Ladies Man.
I like Fletch so much more than Fletch Lives.
There is something so great about the pacing (and the atmosphere, and the performances) in Fletch...and I like the music (even though it repeats over and over, I went from finding it annoying to living the damn theme).
BRIEFLY: I love that Fletch isn't as XTREME as other films. It doesn't really try to be an action film (thank goodness!). Many other formulaic films would have inserted EXTREME GUNFIGHTS/CARCHASES/DEATH/DEATH into something like Fletch.
I love that the movie proceeds according to "Fletch Time"...
I'll stop.
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I love both, but the first is much better then Fletch Lives. Still, they're 2 of my all time favorite movies. Actually, one of my favorite scenes is in Fletch Lives, where he's one of those healing church guys, probably the best scene of the movie.
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I have way too many to list, Alien, Aliens, Tron, Ghost in the Shell.....
I'm gonna have to add Mad Max Fury Road to that list since I've already been to the theaters to see it twice.
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I have way too many to list, Alien, Aliens, Tron, Ghost in the Shell.....
I'm gonna have to add Mad Max Fury Road to that list since I've already been to the theaters to see it twice.
No matter how many times i watch the original tron movie i don't get sick of it.
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I have way too many to list, Alien, Aliens, Tron, Ghost in the Shell.....
I'm gonna have to add Mad Max Fury Road to that list since I've already been to the theaters to see it twice.
No matter how many times i watch the original tron movie i don't get sick of it.
I have to watch this movie again. I have not seen it since I was a kid (mid-80's). I've watched isolated scenes over the years, but I never sat down to watch it in full.
I NEVER SAW IT IN WIDESCREEN GLORY.
I saw it on VHS 4:3 on a small TV.
It was still impressive back then (the futuristic atmosphere...even if the characters seemed to be wearing cardboard armor).
I also remember that it wasn't as awesome as THE BLACK HOLE. The Black Hole is another film I have to watch again, but I am worried that my daughter might find both Tron and Black Hole's pacing kinda slow.
Then again, she is the one who convinced me that Star Trek (first film) is fantastic (if slowly paced) film.
I don't care if my daughter hates Tron, though, since I was never in love with it myself.
Hmmmmm ....
Also, there is no way to have a discussion about Disney's The Black Hole without feeling stupid ("I like black holes")
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I cant watch Top Gun and Total Recall over and over and over again. No shame
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I cant watch Top Gun
Watch out man. You're entering a................danger zone!
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Dingsbums's list isn't perfect, but it's very accurate to my experience.
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Terminator 2: Judgement Day - 20+ times
Total Recall - 20+
The Matrix - 2X+ (probably the most)
Tron: Legacy - 10+ (love it!)
Oblivion - 10+ (love it!)
Predator - 7+
Commando
Double Impact
Bloodsport
Cyborg - 5+ (the sequel BTW with Angelina Jolie is interesting)
Robocop
Starship Troopers
The Lost Boys - 5+
Hook
Robinhood: Prince of Thieves (Kevin Kostner, Morgan Freeman)
Princess Bride
Neverending Story
My Super Ex-Girlfriend - 5+ (Had a thing for Uma Thurman for a time, heh)
Paycheck
Groundhog Day
Double Team (hey, you never said it had to be good!)
Hahaha! The movie that answered the question of why you shouldn't put Dennis Rodman in one! ;)
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I have way too many to list, Alien, Aliens, Tron, Ghost in the Shell.....
I'm gonna have to add Mad Max Fury Road to that list since I've already been to the theaters to see it twice.
No matter how many times i watch the original tron movie i don't get sick of it.
I have to watch this movie again. I have not seen it since I was a kid (mid-80's). I've watched isolated scenes over the years, but I never sat down to watch it in full.
I NEVER SAW IT IN WIDESCREEN GLORY.
I saw it on VHS 4:3 on a small TV.
It was still impressive back then (the futuristic atmosphere...even if the characters seemed to be wearing cardboard armor).
I also remember that it wasn't as awesome as THE BLACK HOLE. The Black Hole is another film I have to watch again, but I am worried that my daughter might find both Tron and Black Hole's pacing kinda slow.
Then again, she is the one who convinced me that Star Trek (first film) is fantastic (if slowly paced) film.
I don't care if my daughter hates Tron, though, since I was never in love with it myself.
Hmmmmm ....
Also, there is no way to have a discussion about Disney's The Black Hole without feeling stupid ("I like black holes")
I watched tron as a kid so it capture my imagination beside there was nothing like it at the time.Few years ago it was released again on dvd and bluray,worth tracking down if you ask me.There was gonna be a tron 3 movie but disney changed there minds and cancel it.All is left now is the black hole remake that joseph kosinski is trying to get going.
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Oops that was a phone typo. Meant to say "CAN" not "CANT" lol
I cant CAN watch Top Gun and Total Recall over and over and over again. No shame
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Cyborg - 5+ (the sequel BTW with Angelina Jolie is interesting)
Oh, those EU rules about age and boobs...
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Recently acquired and will be watched again this weekend. :mrgreen:
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That is one that can be watched more than once. Evil Dead 2 is my favorite, though, as I think they got a little heavy-handed with the goofiness in AoD...not that that's a bad thing, I just appreciate the perfect medley of comedy, action, and horror that is the second Evil Dead. The recent remake was shit, though.
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I didn't think it was all that bad. Hell, it was worth watching through just to see the end of the credits. :mrgreen:
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Man you guys have listed awesome movies. You guys cut my list down a lot.
The Burbs
Stand By Me
Tommy Boy
Sneakers
Hot Fuzz
Death to Smoochy
Predator
Up
Bugs Life
Brave Heart
Lethal Weapon 1-2
Die Hard (first 3 only)
Uncle Buck (you rock majors)
Who's Harry Crumb?
What About Bob?
The Man Who Knew to Little
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Here's a special few of my favorites that I'll never tire of watching:
A Clockwork Orange
The Big Lebowski
The Princess Bride
Pan's Labyrinth
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
Kentucky Fried Movie
Tommy Boy
Grandma's Boy
Bad Santa
Natural Born Killers
Pulp Fiction
Beauty & the Beast
Fantasia
Donnie Darko
Waking Life
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I didn't think it was all that bad. Hell, it was worth watching through just to see the end of the credits. :mrgreen:
I did like how seethingly evil the "deadites" were, but it was too gory & intense to be believable, and not funny enough to bear the Evil Dead monicker IMO. I'm just stoked for Ash Versus...
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My list:
Spirited Away
Beetlejuice (and it gets funnier every time!)
Back to the Future (just the first one is worth, the other 2 maybe once in a while)
Tron (1982)
Last Starfighter
Star Wars OT
Origin Spirits of the Past
Welcome to the Space Show
Time Bandits
Neverending Story (just the first one, sequel sucks)
Just realized the non animated movies I like are mostly 80's and the animated movies I like are 2010's
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Saw Spirited Away not too long ago as part of my Studio Ghibli marathon after recently discovering the company thanks to Disney. Have to say, Disney takes pride in their English dubbing work, they really strive to naturalize the results, get good lip syncing, choose all star actors, etc.
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Saw Spirited Away not too long ago as part of my Studio Ghibli marathon after recently discovering the company thanks to Disney. Have to say, Disney takes pride in their English dubbing work, they really strive to naturalize the results, get good lip syncing, choose all star actors, etc.
Yeah, all of the Ghibli localizations have been top-notch. Excellent.
I was lucky to see most of them in the theatre, which was particularly nice.
:)
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Huh, you caught most of those in the theaters ? Wouldn't think to go for animes myself, but I guess cause of your kids ?
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Huh, you caught most of those in the theaters ? Wouldn't think to go for animes myself, but I guess cause of your kids ?
No, I saw most of them with nerd friends. :)
Later, with kids.
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Better Off Dead
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Better Off Dead
I just watched this with wife and daughter on Saturday.
We bought the DVD because...why is this movie not on Amazon or Apple digital stores? Must be some reason.
If you have the soundtrack, that would be awesome.
Such goofy tunes, but I love them.
"I've been arrested by you, take me in..."
EVERYONE TAKE NOTICE:
I want to say, though, that I think THREE O'CLOCK HIGH is a really great movie that should be seen by all.
I have to watch it again. The first time I watched it, my daughter thought it was mean-spirited and too violent. I'm hoping she has been desensitized to gratuitous violence in the past few years.
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Can't list all as I can't remember all in one sitting but a few that I almost always can sit down and enjoy are.
Stargate
Dark Crystal
Kung Fu Hustle
Monty Pythons and the Holy Grail
SpaceBalls - She's gone from Suck.... to Blow!!!
All of the Aliens, yes even 4
Ip Man - Most any Kung Fu movies with Donnie Yen
As much as I hate to admit All of the Harry Potter movies. I own them all on Blue-Ray and whenever the Fiance's Nieces and Nephew come over it gives me a good reason to pop one in. Sometimes we watch or sometimes it just plays in the background.
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I'm not ashamed to admit that I enjoyed watching (and reading) the Harry Potter movies (and books).
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Yeah, I rented the whole series and viewed it all back to back myself. I liked it.
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Best in show
Outside providence
Tron
Budapest hotel
Kingpin
Neverending story
Plan B questionable
King of kong
wall street
Catch me if you can
Vacation
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I can add Interstellar to the list, saw for at least a third time. Can't think of something else of late. While the new Mad Max:Road Fury was a great movie, it doesn't quite fit in line with something I'd add to my replay favorites list. You should check it out if you haven't already though.