Your Most Watched Movie ever

[Blaze]

Not necessarily your favorite but the one you watched over & over..

2 tied for me:

Being There - (Peter Sellers)

Shawshank Redemption - (Tim Robbins)

 

[Robert]

The Matrix.

 

[duhvoodooman]

Moonstruck. Funniest last 20 minutes of any movie I've ever seen, esp. if you understand American-Italian family dynamics. My wife (half Italian) and I sit there and recite all the dialog with the actors, and laugh like kids. If it's on TV, we're at home, and we know about it, we'll be watching it....

Other movies I'll always sit through if they're on:

• Shawshank Redemption (love it when the warden gets his)
• Any of the Lord of the Rings trilogy
• The Right Stuff or Apollo Thirteen
• The first two Godfather movies

 

[just strum]

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

 

[tunghaichuan]

Young Frankenstein

The wife and I have watched it every Halloween for the last 17 years or so. In my opinion, one of the funniest movies ever made.

tung

 

[Robert]

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - I love that movie too! Except I'm the only one at home who likes it... Spinal Tap has to be watched repeatedly too.

 

[ragnarpk]

the first LOTR

 

[luvmyshiner]

The most watched movie ever at my house has to be "The Big Lebowski". When I was younger "St. Elmo's Fire" was a favorite. And I have to give "The Perfect Storm" an honorable mention, though I don't get to watch it very much anymore because CB hates it.

 

[Spudman]

Yellow Submarine and The Adventures of Barron Munchausen

 

[just strum]

The Jerk would come in second - an American classic.

 

[Suhnton]

For me, Mediterraneo. If you like movies such as Il Postino and Life Is Beautiful, you'll enjoy this.
Robert, I love One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest too.

 

[marnold]

The Star Wars dual-trilogy
Blazing Saddles
Monty Python and the Holy Grail

 

[Blaze]

I must add this one , The Legend of 1900 , great musical moment in this film..

 

[R_of_G]

Yellow Submarine
Pulp Fiction
Dazed & Confused
Brazil

 

[Rocket]

Definitely... "The Ruling Class" from 1972
Admittedly, somewhat of an acquired taste:

 

[Tone2TheBone]

Mine are either The Godfather(s) all of them or Scent of A Woman. Never get tired of them.

 

[Brian Krashpad]

The Star Wars dual-trilogy
Blazing Saddles
Monty Python and the Holy Grail

These ^ are all well up there for me. More stuff we watch all the time: LotR trilogy, Spaceballs, the Matrix movies, a Christmas Story, Wizard of Oz, Christmas Vacation, Caddyshack, Home Alone, Young Frankenstein. I know, a lot of Christmas movies, but it's my wife's birthday.

A couple I can't watch around the kids: Repo Man, the Big Lebowski.

A couple newer Jack Black movies that may attain similar Casa Krashpad cult status include Nacho Libre ("Did you not tell heem they were thee Lord's cheeps?") and School of Rock ("I was testing you, and you passed! Two and half gold stars!").

 

[sunvalleylaw]

Probably The first Star Wars (the 1977 one). The Holy Grail is right up there, and the LOTR series too.

 

[markb]

Terry Gilliam's Brazil

 

[Dauntless]

Pat Garrett and Billy The Kid

I likes me some gritty westerns!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCqUVJgzytg&feature=related :AOK:

The song that everyone knows from the movie!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MgubwywhiU :rockon:

 

[R_of_G]

Terry Gilliam's Brazil

Excellent Mark. Glad I'm not the only one obsessed with that movie.

"This is information retrieval not information dispersal." - Jack Lint

 

[Gutmann]

For me, it's life aquatic

 

[Spudman]

This is great stuff. There are some movies here I've never heard of.

 

[Jimi75]

Rocky 1+2+3
Star Wars
E.T.
The Goonies

 

[markb]

Excellent Mark. Glad I'm not the only one obsessed with that movie.

"This is information retrieval not information dispersal." - Jack Lint

"We're all in it together"

 

[Kazz]

Mine are either The Godfather(s) all of them or Scent of A Woman. Never get tired of them.

Tombstone for sure......Scent of a Woman is brilliant....Pacino is great in that role....Gabrielle Anwar is pretty easy to look at too.

 

[Gutmann]

This is not a movie - but it's great!
:bravo:

 

[Ro3b]

The Lion in Winter gets at least one viewing around Christmastime in my house.

 

[Geraint Jones]

For me, it's life aquatic

Growing up on Jacques Cousteau in the '70s , I loved that film although when I made my wife watch it she thought I was an idiot .

My most watched are probably Spinal Tap and Paris Texas {I had a bit of a thing for Natassia Kinski and slide guitar even in 1982}

 

[Bloozcat]

Most watched has to be some of the collective vworks of John Wayne...cowboy and war movies alike. As a kid, I couldn't get enough of "The Duke".

Modern movies...Tombstone is one I can watch over and over. There are more memorable quotes from that movie than any other I can think of.