Forrest Gump

The Patriot

Gladiator

How to lose a guy in 10 days

Dances With Wolves

1. Purple Rain

2. Under the Cherry Moon

3. Grease

4. Un conte de Noël

5. In Bruges

Those last two are my favorite Christmas films which I watch every holiday season so that's why they are on the list.

Wizard of Oz

Amadeus

Shawshank Redemption

Star Wars

The Fugitive

Smokey And The Bandit
Enter The Dragon
Car Wash (The theatrical version, not the TV edit which is somewhat different. Like the TV version has Danny DeVito who is not in the original edit at all.)
The Red Balloon (I guess this is more a short film)
Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Apocalypse Now

Amadeus

The Unbearable Lightness of Being

Riddick Cronicles 1+2

The Good The Bad and The Ugly

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damn almost impossible to tell... most likely the blockbusters from my youth, which I still own on some dusty old outworn VHS copies

Raiders of the Lost Ark/Indiana Jones & Last Crusade

Star Wars 77
Back To The Future 1

(before 2+3 came out I already had watched part 1 many many times, so this must still be in the lead, cause I never watched 2 or 3 alone without 1)
Star Trek II Wrath Of Khan
any Monty Python flic, with Meaning Of Life most likely being the leader



some other possible contenders: Jaws... Toy Story... Die Hard... all Eddie Murphy 80s shit 48 hours, Coming To America, Trading Places, Beverly Hills Cop 1... Ghostbusters 1 (never cared for part 2 that much)... Purple Rain could be up there too of course but I simply don't know

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Casablanca

The Party

Scarface

Some Like it Hot

Purple Rain

There are more, but was asked for only 5.

Gladiator

Die Hard

Alien

Get Out

Terminator

peedub said:

guesstimating... breakfast club (for sure the most) jaws alien rear window breaking away

thinking longer, 'clockwork orange', 'tremors' and 'heat' might edge out any of those not 'breakfast club', except 'breaking away'.

On purpose? Like, not counting the 10,000 times that TBS has shown "The Rock"? OK!

1. Animal House - of course
2. Caddyshack
3. Stripes
4. Purple Rain
5. This is Spinal Tap (tie)
5. On Any Sunday (tie)

RodeoSchro said:

On purpose? Like, not counting the 10,000 times that TBS has shown "The Rock"? OK!

1. Animal House - of course
2. Caddyshack
3. Stripes
4. Purple Rain
5. This is Spinal Tap (tie)
5. On Any Sunday (tie)

ON ANY SUNDAY (1971)???

2045RadicalMattZ said:

RodeoSchro said:

On purpose? Like, not counting the 10,000 times that TBS has shown "The Rock"? OK!

1. Animal House - of course
2. Caddyshack
3. Stripes
4. Purple Rain
5. This is Spinal Tap (tie)
5. On Any Sunday (tie)

ON ANY SUNDAY (1971)???

Yep! Have you seen it?

beyond the valley of the dolls
evil dead
fargo
alien
2001 maniacs


i must have watched evil dead & 2001 maniacs about a dozen times back when i worked in a small town while paying off my student loans in the 90s. we had one or two small video stores, limited selection, & i was happy to watch them again & again.

beyond... has to be in the mix for me as well. i'm less certain of the other two, but they definitely would be somewhere near the top.

Dancelot said:

damn almost impossible to tell... most likely the blockbusters from my youth, which I still own on some dusty old outworn VHS copies

Raiders of the Lost Ark/Indiana Jones & Last Crusade

Star Wars 77
Back To The Future 1

(before 2+3 came out I already had watched part 1 many many times, so this must still be in the lead, cause I never watched 2 or 3 alone without 1)
Star Trek II Wrath Of Khan
any Monty Python flic, with Meaning Of Life most likely being the leader



some other possible contenders: Jaws... Toy Story... Die Hard... all Eddie Murphy 80s shit 48 hours, Coming To America, Trading Places, Beverly Hills Cop 1... Ghostbusters 1 (never cared for part 2 that much)... Purple Rain could be up there too of course but I simply don't know

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My dear, sweet brother Numsie, no Golden Child?

Mad Max II (The Road Warrior).....a gazillion times. I know every single line that´s spoken by every single character in that movie.

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Conan the Barbarian (1982, with Arnold) I still love every second of this movie. A masterpiece !

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Rocky I, II and III,and VI , but I think I watched I and II the most, though I also love II and VI a lot.

I don´t want to count them separately because it´s Rocky.

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Purple Rain....or Sign o the Times. Not really sure which one I watched the most. Probably SOTT. Helped me get through some really, really bad times when I was in my early 20s. Eternally grateful to Prince.

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The Godfather .....all parts, including III. Come on , it´s a family saga...can´t just like only one part.

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I´ve also watched Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, Mad Max part I, Beat Street and Bitter Moon very, very often but not as often as those movies above.

Sorry, but limiting it to just five is really difficult.

2045RadicalMattZ said:

By views alone it's PROBABLY: CITY LIGHTS A BUCKET OF BLOOD AFTER HOURS DAWN OF THE DEAD BILL & TED'S BOGUS JOURNEY/DISCO GODFATHER ....cause I've lost count on those last two. TAPEHEADS fell out of rotation once i relocated so, i guess maybe I'm not as chipper as i used to be This list IS counting STAR WARS..... They're all pretty horrible if you think about it. Save 4,5,6... last one was funny -ish but almost a riff on fans. A turd in their direction. TFA being the absolute nadir

Dawn of the Dead remake or original?

And if you say original......how did you like the remake?

Dancelot said:

damn almost impossible to tell... most likely the blockbusters from my youth, which I still own on some dusty old outworn VHS copies

Raiders of the Lost Ark/Indiana Jones & Last Crusade

Star Wars 77
Back To The Future 1

(before 2+3 came out I already had watched part 1 many many times, so this must still be in the lead, cause I never watched 2 or 3 alone without 1)
Star Trek II Wrath Of Khan
any Monty Python flic, with Meaning Of Life most likely being the leader



some other possible contenders: Jaws... Toy Story... Die Hard... all Eddie Murphy 80s shit 48 hours, Coming To America, Trading Places, Beverly Hills Cop 1... Ghostbusters 1 (never cared for part 2 that much)... Purple Rain could be up there too of course but I simply don't know

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Not a single Arnold Schwarzenegger movie on your list? Come on!

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Personally, I never really liked him during his heyday but I love, love, love Conan the Barbarian and Terminator pt.I

I´m probably also the only person on earth who doesn´t mind Conan part II (The Destroyer).

But other than that I never really liked his big blockbuster movies.

In no particular order......"Purple Rain"..."Saturday Night Fever"....."Goodfellas"....."The Warriors"....."Pulp Fiction".

KoolEaze said:

EmmaMcG said:

KoolEaze said:

Not a single Arnold Schwarzenegger movie on your list? Come on!

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Personally, I never really liked him during his heyday but I love, love, love Conan the Barbarian and Terminator pt.I

I´m probably also the only person on earth who doesn´t mind Conan part II (The Destroyer).

But other than that I never really liked his big blockbuster movies.

You don't like Predator? Or The Greatest Action Movie Ever Made, "Commando"?

Oh, I absolutely love those.

I was probably thinking of more boring but wellknown movies such as True Lies.

But, now that I think about it, he´s probably made more movies that I like than dislike.

Come to think of it, I guess the ones I don´t like are probably just six or seven, compared to maybe nine or ten that I really like.

I don´t know.....at some point he just got on my nerves but he´s made some really enjoyable movies and the older he gets, the more I like him. It´s just the early to mid 90s or even 00s that I dislike.

Running Man and Total Recall were pretty good.

Commando was good.

Predator was great.

But his comedies sucked big time, and I never got into True Lies.

1) Pulp Fiction

2) Do The Right Thing

3) Freeway (early Reese Witherspoon/white trash hero flick)

4) Friday/Next Friday

5) Jackie Brown

Know a few parts from all by heart, have seen them all 2 many times n will watch just about anytime there on .

The Incredibles (2004)

Wallace & Gromit: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit (2005)

I can't list 5 movies. These 2 have so much replay value to me. I consider them near-perfect masterpieces. Regular movies annoy me too much: most are thinly-veiled propaganda filled with snoozeworthy Hollywood-isms.

KoolEaze said: