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Movies you've seen more than 8 times - FESS UP!

uu_sage

uu_sage

Active Member
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Jesus Christ Superstar
Space Balls
Star Wars Trilogy
Priscilla Queen of the Desert
The Pink Panther
National Lampoon's Vacation
National Lampoon's European Vacation
Dead Poet's Society
The English Patient
Sleepless in Seattle
The Wedding Singer
Happy Gilmore
Back to the Future
The Breakfast Club
Footloose
Stand and Deliver
Good Morning Vietnam
Mrs. Doubtfire
Clockwork Orange
 
Mr Cheese

Mr Cheese

Well-Known Member
SFW
TRUE ROMANCE
FUN
BADLANDS
Amadeus
Withnail and I
Hilary and jackie
Breaking the waves
star wars (episodes 4-6)
Drugstore cowboy
 
Engyo

Engyo

Prince of Dorkness!
mball1297 said:
I don't think Sound of Music is overexposed. I watched some of it on TV once recently, and that's the only time I ever remember watching it on TV. I don't remember seeing it on any other time. I watched it well over 8 times as a kid, but I've also seen it 2 or 3 times since I was 20 or so.
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For anyone who likes the Sound of Music, just watch this clip of Antwerp's central train station.........
YouTube - Centraal Station Antwerpen gaat uit zijn dak!
 
Ringer

Ringer

Jar of Clay
I think there's only been a few that I purposely watched 8 or more times.

Anchorman
The LotR series
Rudy
 
monta

monta

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Bouncing Ball said:
Well, I think that room is so obviously the best :D
Dialogue and quentin just go very well together.. In writing, directing and acting..
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That reminds me I forgot from Dusk till Dawn. El Mariachi and Desparado, mostly because I liked Robert Rodriguezs segment in four rooms also.
 
.lava

.lava

Veteran Member
so anyone has ever seen "Duma"? i could have watched it for many times but only a few days ago i found it again. i love that movie so much. can't understand why it is not known.



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Kathryn

Kathryn

It was on fire when I laid down on it.
.lava said:
so anyone has ever seen "Duma"? i could have watched it for many times but only a few days ago i found it again. i love that movie so much. can't understand why it is not known.



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Never heard of it - who's in it, what's it about, what country is it from?
 
Wannabe Yogi

Wannabe Yogi

Well-Known Member
.lava said:
so anyone has ever seen "Duma"? i could have watched it for many times but only a few days ago i found it again. i love that movie so much. can't understand why it is not known.
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I love Duma. Its a great movie for both kids and adults. One of the best childrens movie ever made. I only seen it once. It is an art house film.
 
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SCDee

Member
Aviator--I've been fascinated with Howard Hughes for a long time, not sure how true to life this movie was but the actors were great and the cinematography was fantastic! I think this movie earned a cinematography award at the Oscars.

Forrest Gump--if not eight times, close.

The Wizard of Oz--mainly because it was on tv every year and probably still is. The first show I ever saw on a color TV, it started out black and white and when it went to color I thought that was so magical lol!

O Brother Wherefore Art Thou--have seen this three times, wouldn't mind seeing it again. It gets my vote for funniest movie ever!
 
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